Philosophy

 

Associate Professor in Philosophy

Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh

Mark's interests include philosophy of language, epistemology, philosophy of law, meta-ethics, and philosophical logic. His research focuses on the logic of abstract/contested concepts; the connection between philosophy of language and legal interpretation.

Courses Taught

• Introduction to Symbolic Logic
• What is Law?
• Values, Ethics, and Issues in Cybertechnology
• Introduction to Social and Political Philosophy
• Philosophy of Law
• Philosophy of Language
• Major Philosophers and Philosophical Movements
• Advanced Symbolic Logic