Philosophy Seminar, Georg August University of Göttingen
Courses:

• Summer Semester 2016: Introduction to Theoretical Philosophy (introductory seminar)

• Summer Semester 2016: Introduction to the Epistemology and Metaphysics of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (introductory seminar)

• Summer Term 2016: Topics and Problems in Logical Objectivism (seminar)

• Summer Term 2016: Intuitionistic Logic (advanced seminar)
• Summer Semester 2016: Master’s Working Group (Colloquium)

Institute of Philosophy, University of Oldenburg
Courses:

• Winter Semester 2017–18: Introduction to Metaphysics (introductory seminar)

• Winter Semester 2017–18: Introduction to Epistemology (introductory seminar)

• Winter Semester 2017–18: Syntax and Semantics ofFirst-Order Propositional andPredicate Logic (advanced seminar)

• Winter Semester 2017–18: Husserl and Sartre. Existentialism as Humanism (advanced seminar)

• Winter term 2015–16: Introduction to the Epistemology and Metaphysics of G. W. Leibniz (introductory seminar)

• Winter term 2015–16: Is truth definable? An introduction to semantics (introductory seminar)

• Winter term 2014–15: Theory of Proof. An Introduction (advanced seminar)

• Winter term 2014–15: Leibniz, *Nouveaux Essais*, Book IV, 8 ff. (introductory seminar)

• Summer Term 2014: Computability and Incompleteness: An Introduction ( advanced seminar)

• Summer Term 2014: Leibniz, Nouveaux Essais, Book IV, 4–8 (introductory seminar)

• Summer Term 2014: Sentence, Judgement and Proposition in Bolzano and Frege (introductory seminar)

• Winter Semester 2013–14: Leibniz, Nouveaux Essais, Book IV, 1–3 (introductory seminar)

• Winter Semester 2013–13: (with Prof. Dr Mark Siebel) Introduction to the Philosophy of Language and Logic (introductory seminar)

• Summer Term 2013: Edmund Husserl’s Theory of Intentionality (advanced seminar)

• Summer Term 2013: Introduction to Modal Logic (Introductory Seminar)

• Summer Semester 2013: Argumentation and Reasoning ( introductory seminar)

• Winter term 2012–13: Introduction to intuitionistic logic (advanced seminar)

• Winter term 2012–13: Analytical vs. synthetic logical calculi (introductory seminar)

Department of Philosophy, University of Hamburg
Courses:

• Winter Term 2016–17: Lambda Calculus and Computability ( advanced seminar)
• Summer Term 2015: Introduction to Modal Logic (advanced seminar)
• Winter term 2014–15: Gentzen’s sequence calculus (advanced seminar)
• Winter Term 2013–14: Computability and Incompleteness: An Introduction (advanced seminar)
• Winter Semester 2012–13: Concepts, Functions, Operations: Frege, Husserl and beyond ( advanced seminar)
• Summer Semester 2012: Argumentation and Computation: The path from Leibniz’s dream of a ‘Calculus ratiocinator’ to Turing’s universal machine (introductory seminar)
• Winter Term 2011–12: Introduction to intuitionistic logic (advanced seminar)
• Summer Term 2011: Introduction to modal logic (introductory seminar)
• Winter semester 2010–11: Gentzen’s Sequence Calculus (advanced seminar)
• Summer Semester 2010: Edmund Husserl’s Theory of Intentionality (advanced seminar)
• Summer Semester 2010: Axiomatic Calculi vs. Calculi of Natural Inference (Introductory Seminar)
• Winter Semester 2009–10: Modal Logic ( advanced seminar)
• Winter semester 2009–10: Topics and Problems in Logical Objectivism (introductory seminar)

Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa (Faculty of Arts and Philosophy)

• 2007–2008: Tutorial for the seminar ‘Leibniz and the Continuum Problem’ (Prof. Massimo Mugnai)
• 2004–2006 Block seminar: ‘Husserl’s Logical Investigations’
• 2001–2002 Block seminars:
  • ‘Syllogistics’ as part of the seminar ‘Aristotle’s Theory of Propositions’ (Prof. Francesco del Punta)
  • ‘The Concept of Quantity in Hegel’s Science of Logic’
    as part of the seminar ‘Hegel: Science of Logic’ (Prof. Claudio Cesa)
  • “Husserl: Philosophy of Arithmetic”
    as part of the seminar on the History of Mathematics (Prof. Ettore Casari)
• 2000–2001 Block seminars:
  • “Suárez: *Meditationes*” as part of the seminar *The Concept of Form in Thomas Aquinas’s Metaphysics* (Prof. Francesco del Punta)
  • “Kant: The Analogy of Experience” as part of the seminar on Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason (Prof. Claudio Cesa)
  • “Whitehead: Mereology” as part of the seminar ‘The One as Many and the Many as One’ (Prof. Ettore Casari)