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1 Christopher N. Foster Curriculum Vitae Department of Philosophy 1188 W N. Brigham Young University Provo, UT JFSB (801) Provo, UT Areas of Specialization: philosophy of language, 20 th century analytic, philosophy of logic, philosophy of mathematics, logic, philosophy of game theory Areas of Competence: ethics, modern philosophy, epistemology, environmental ethics, philosophy of science Dissertation: Logical Truth and Consequence, 1999 Adviser: Dr. Arthur Skidmore Education: Ph. D. in philosophy (with honors); December, 1999 University of Kansas M. A. in philosophy (with honors); December, 1995 University of Kansas B. A. S. in Mathematics and Philosophy; December, 1991 University of California at Davis Publications: Finding Meno: Frege and Quine on Teaching Logic to Young People Far Western Philosophy of Education Society Journal Forthcoming Tarski s Theory of Logical Consequence A Reply to Bates Southwestern Philosophy Review; winter 2000 Presentations: Tarski Meets Gödel: Paradoxes and the Meta World BYU Honors Conference and BYU Honors Colloquia; September 2006 Mormonism and Animal Rights All Are Alike Unto God: Conference on Mormonism and Social Justice Salt Lake Community College; Winter 2006 Philosophy of Mathematics BYU Philosophy Club; January 2005 Finding Meno: A Socratic Approach to Teaching Logic
2 Far Western Philosophy of Education Society Conference; January 2004 The Ethics of Hunting BYU Philosophy Club; November 2003 Truth and Meaning Donald Davidson s Theory of Language UVSC Undergraduate Philosophy Conference; Fall 2002 The Iterated Prisoners Dilemma Backwards Induction Paradox BYU Philosophy Club and UVSC Faculty Forum; Winter 2002 Truth and Paradox BYU Philosophy Club and UVSC Philosophy Colloquium; Winter 2000 Tarski s Theory of Logical Consequence A Reply to Bates Southwestern Philosophical Society; Houston, Texas; Fall 1999 Truth and Consequence Toward a New Interpretation of Tarskian Semantics University of Kansas Graduate Student Colloquium; Fall 1998 One Language, No Paradox: A Satisfying Resolution to the Liar University of Kansas Graduate Student Colloquium; Fall 1997 Reviewer: Auslegung: A Journal of Philosophy University of Kansas; December, 1999 to June, 2001 Teaching Experience: Philosophy 420: Philosophy of Language Topics: Frege, Russell, Strawson, Quine, Tarski, Davidson, Putnam, Kripke, Hempel, Chomsky, Searle, Rorty, Austin, Lewis, Dummett, Wittgenstein. Brigham Young University; Summer 2002 to present Philosophy 405: Metalogic Topics: model theory, soundness and completeness proofs, Gödel s incompleteness theorems, computability, alternative logics, philosophical topics in logic Brigham Young University; Winter 2001 to present Philosophy 205: Deductive Logic Topics: informal reasoning, validity tests, propositional logic, predicate logic; deductive proof systems, critical reasoning Brigham Young University; Summer 2000 to present Philosophy 110: Introduction to Philosophy Topics: ancient philosophy, modern philosophy, metaphysics, epistemology, philosophy of mind, philosophy of language, existentialism Brigham Young University; Summer 2006 to present
3 Philosophy 105(H): Reasoning and Writing Topics: inductive reasoning, fallacies, deductive validity, critical thinking, informal analysis, grammar, writing skills, research, philosophical reasoning, rhetoric Brigham Young University; Winter 2000 to present Philosophy 2050: Ethics and Values Topics: ethical theory, metaethics, applied ethics, writing skills, critical reasoning Utah Valley State College; Winter 2000 to Fall 2001 Philosophy 1010: Introduction to Philosophy Topics: ancient philosophy, metaphysics, modern philosophy, epistemology, philosophy of mind, philosophy of science and mathematics, philosophy of language Utah Valley State College; Summer 2001 Philosophy 1060: World Religions Topics: Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, pagan religions, Sikhism, Zoroastrianism, philosophies of religion Utah Valley State College; Winter 2001 Philosophy 360: Environmental Ethics (grader) Topics: ethical theory, ecology, holistic ethics, deep ecology, feminist theory, political ecology For: Professor Arthur Skidmore; University of Kansas; Fall 1998 Philosophy 160: Introduction to Ethics Topics: relativism, divine command ethics, ethical egoism, psychological egoism, utilitarianism, deontology (Kant), social contract theory, virtue ethics, subjectivism (Hume), applied topics University of Kansas; Fall 1997 to Spring 1999 Philosophy 148: Reason and Argument Topics: inductive reasoning, deductive reasoning, critical thinking, formal logic, fallacies, probability theory, writing skills, speech act theory, rhetorical devices University of Kansas; Winter 1993 to Spring 1997 Professional References: Dr. James Page (207) Master s Thesis Adviser (207) Dr. Anthony Genova Department Chair, University of Kansas (785) Faculty Seminars: Ethics Across the Curriculum: faculty training seminar Topic: The Ethics of Ecology (with J. Baird Callicott) Utah Valley State College; Summer 2002
4 Ethics Across the Curriculum: faculty training seminar Topic: Religious Diversity and Pedagogy Utah Valley State College; Summer 2001 Faculty Summer Seminar Topic: Religion After Onto-Theology Brigham Young University; Summer 2001
5 Graduate Coursework: philosophy of language/20 th century analytic Philosophy of Language (2 courses) (Page, Genova) (guest lecturer: Noam Chomsky) Graduate Tutorial (philosophy of language/mind) (Bricke) Concept, Thought, and Language (Bricke, Genova, Page) (guest lecturers: Christopher Peacocke, James Higginbotham, and John McDowell) Metaphysics and Knowledge: Dummett Frege (guest lecturers: George Boolos and Crispin Wright) Quine (Genova) *Davidson (Bricke) (guest lecturer: Donald Davidson) Philosophy of Science Theory of Knowledge: Common Knowledge (Cudd) philosophy of logic/mathematics Philosophy of Logic (2 courses) Philosophy of Mathematics M.A. Tutorial: the concept of truth Symbolic Logic (advanced) Automated Theorem Proving *Seminar on Intuitionistic Logic *Seminar on Fuzzy Logic *Seminar on Gödel s Incompleteness Theorems (Brown) ethics Topics in Ethics: Metaethics (Shafer-Landau) (guest lecturers: Michael Smith, Peter Railton, David Brink, and Simon Blackburn) History of Ethics (Marquis) *Environmental Ethics continental Contemporary Continental Philosophy Hegel Existentialism (Willet) (Willet) (Woelfel) history of philosophy Themes in Ancient Philosophy Themes in Modern Philosophy (Cole) (Cole) *audited courses
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