Teaching

1. Lecture Description What is musical beauty? Why does music captivate us so deeply, and what is its value? These are questions that resonate with those who listen to, perform, and create music. While poetry, novels, criticism, musicology, psychology, sociology, and even music itself have sought to answer these questions, philosophy—one of humanity’s oldest disciplines—has…

1.  Seminar Description “there are two kinds of philosophers—those who are interested in the history of philosophy and those who are interested in philosophy.” This remark, usually attributed to Quine, underscores the opposition between continental philosophy and analytic philosophy, or between historical and contemporary philosophy. But can we truly solve philosophical problems without understanding their historical…