Details
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MA program offered
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PhD program offered
Also at University of Toronto, St. George Campus
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- Professor
- Avicenna, Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy, Medieval Arabic and Islamic Philosophy
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- Associate Professor
- Logic and Philosophy of Logic, Philosophy of Language, Epistemology
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- Professor
- Memory and Cognitive Science, Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Computing and Information, Intentionality
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- Associate Professor
- Philosophy of Language, Logic and Philosophy of Logic, Moral Expressivism, Formal Semantics, Indicative Conditionals, Misc
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- Associate Professor
- Practical and Theoretical Reasoning, Normativity and Naturalism, Epistemic Normativity, Misc, Fact-Value Distinction, The Nature of Intention, Moral Cognitivism, Moral Expressivism, Quasi-Realism, Moral Constructivism, Instrumental Reasoning
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- Professor
- Socialism and Marxism, Philosophy of Literature, Continental Philosophy, 19th Century Philosophy, Social and Political Philosophy, Aesthetics
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- Assistant Professor
- Moral Reasoning and Motivation, Practical Reason, Moral Psychology
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- Assistant Professor
- Normative Ethics, Applied Ethics, Social and Political Philosophy
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- Regular Faculty
- Ancient Greek and Roman Philosophy, Aristotle: Biology, Aristotle: Matter and Material Change, Aristotle: Causation, Aristotle: Chance, Aristotle: Necessity and Possibility, Aristotle: Theoretical Wisdom, Aristotle's Works in Natural Science, Aristotle: Time, Aristotle: Place
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- Professor
- Classical Greek Philosophy, Metaphysics and Epistemology, Social and Political Philosophy
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- Associate Professor
- General Philosophy of Science, Logic and Philosophy of Logic, Epistemology
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- Assistant Professor
- General Philosophy of Science, Philosophy of Physical Science
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- Distinguished Professor
- American Pragmatism, The Nature of Philosophy, Social and Political Philosophy
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- Associate Professor
- Philosophy of Law, Social and Political Philosophy
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- Grafstein Chair In Jewish Philosophy (visiting Until June 30, 2018)
- Jewish Philosophy, Continental Philosophy