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- I retired as of July 1, 2017 but have been recalled to teach the last three academic years.
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Course Web Sites
Most of the course materials on the pages linked to the tabs above consists of lecture notes. Other materials include notes on texts, examination questions, and some background items. I have made a number of internal hyper-text links.
Recent Versions
- Philosophy 1. Introduction to Philosophy
- Philosophy 11. Asian Philosophy
- Philosophy 21. Philosophical Classics of the Ancient Era
- Philosophy 22. Philosophical Classics of the Modern Era
- Philosophy 24. Introduction to Ethics and Political Philosophy
- Philosophy 102. Theory of Knowledge
- Philosophy 112. Intermediate Symbolic Logic
- Philosophy 113. Metalogic
- Philosophy 114. History of Ethics
- Philosophy 134. Modal Logic
- Philosophy 151. Nineteenth Century European Philosophy
- Philosophy 157. Twentieth Century European Philosophy
- Philosophy 168. Descartes
- Philosophy 170. Spinoza and Leibniz
- Philosophy 172. Locke and Berkeley
- Philosophy 174. Hume
- Philosophy 175. Kant
- Philosophy 189C. Topics in Theory of Knowledge
Archive
- Philosophy 1. Introduction to Philosophy
- Philosophy 22. History of Philosophy: Seventeenth Century (Merged with course 22, History of Philosophy: Early Modern)
- Philosophy 23. History of Philosophy: Eighteenth Century (Merged with course 22, History of Philosophy: Early Modern)
- Philosophy 102. Theory of Knowledge (Notes on Keith Lehrer's text, Theory of Knowledge)
- Philosophy 151. Philosophy of the Nineteenth Century (Patrick Gardiner anthology)
- Philosophy 175. Kant (Old notes, using Kemp Smith Translation)
Undergraduate Advising
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Other Information
All subordinate pages were constructed and are maintained by G. J. Mattey
Senior Lecturer, UC Davis Philosophy Department
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Winner of a Second Class Award by The Philosophers’ Magazine Online