Dana Hollander, McMaster University

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SELECTED COURSES TAUGHT AT MCMASTER:  some text(This page is still under contruction - more syllabi to be linked soon!)

Undergraduate Courses:

  • Religion and Politics - Fall 2024 syllabus at mcmaster.simplesyllabus.com

  • Race, Religion, and Coloniality - Fall 2024 syllabus at mcmaster.simplesyllabus.com

  • God and Philosophy

  • Introduction to Judaism

  • Inquiry in the Social Sciences: Why Remember the Past?

  • Society, Religion & Culture Seminar

  • God, Reason, and Evil

  • Continental Philosophy of Religion

  • Modern Jewish Thought

  • Topics in Western Thought: Spinoza, Kant, Mendelssohn

  • Topics in Western Thought: Phenomenology and Theology

Graduate Courses:

  • Issues in the Study of Religions (required course for all incoming MA/PhD students)

  • Race, Religion, Coloniality

  • Forgiveness - Reconciliation - Resentment

  • Theories of Judaism and Jewishness

  • Thinking Time and History

  • On and Around Derrida

  • Forgiveness, Atonement, Reconciliation

  • The Theopolitical in Continental Philosophy and Jewish Thought

  • Rosenzweig and Levinas

  • Judaism and the (Theo-)Political

  • The (Theo-)Political: Recent Continental Approaches

  • The Philosophy of Emmanuel Levinas

  • Heidegger and Derrida

  • The Philosophy of Jacques Derrida

COURSES TAUGHT ELSEWHERE:

at Michigan State University:

  • Introduction to Philosophy

  • Topics in 20th Century Continental Philosophy: Self, Other, and Community

  • 19th Century Philosophy

  • Topics in European Philosophy: Derrida and Levinas

  • Hegel

at the University of Toronto:

  • Self and Other: Phenomenological and Dialogical Approaches

  • Jewish Philosophy

at the University of Nevada, Reno:

  • 19th Century Continental Philosophy

  • Selected Figures in Philosophy: Jacques Derrida

  • Selected Topics in Philosophy: Modern Jewish Thought

at the Johns Hopkins University:

  • Modern Jewish Thought

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last updated September 2024