Aryeh Kosman (Dept. Chair)
John Whitehead Professor of Philosophy
Ancient and early modern philosophy, philosophy and literature,
philosophy of religion |
Aryeh Kosman was an undergraduate at the University of California at
Berkeley, from which he also received an M.A. He briefly studied at Hebrew
University and received his Ph.D. from Harvard University. He joined the
Haverford faculty in 1962, and was named John Whitehead Professor of
Philosophy in 1984. His teaching and his research interests are
primarily in the interpretation of ancient philosophy; he has written
extensively particularly on Plato and Aristotle. He also teaches courses
on early modern philosophy, on which he has written occasionally, and on
various issues in contemporary ethics and aesthetics.
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Fall 2005 Courses
PHIL 107 - Happiness, Virtue, and the Good Life (course
info / syllabus)
PHIL 212 - Aristotle (course
info / syllabus)
Spring 2006 Courses
PHIL 220 - Medieval Philosophy (course
info / syllabus)
PHIL 310 - Topics in Ancient Greek and Roman Philosophy: Aristotle's
Nichomachean Ethics (course
info / syllabus) |
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