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Faculty of the Department |
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Assistant Professor
Rusty Jones |
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| Emerson 212 |
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| rjones@fas.harvard.edu |
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Professor Rusty Jones joined the Department in 2010, after completing his Ph.D. at the University of Oklahoma the same year. He wrote his dissertation on virtue and happiness in Plato’s Euthydemus and has since continued working primarily on Plato’s epistemology and ethics, but regularly returns to Aristotle as a secondary interest. His recent articles include “Truth and Contradiction in Aristotle’s De Interpretatione 6-9” (Phronesis 55 [2010], 26-67), and “Rational and Nonrational Desires in Meno and Protagoras (Analytic Philosophy 53 [2012], 224-233).
This year, Professor Jones is teaching Phil 7: Intro to Ancient Philosophy (spring); Phil 102: Aristotle (fall); Phil 322: Readings in Greek Philosophy (full year; text is the Cratylus); and Freshman Seminar 37z: Socrates and His Critics (fall; with Amelie Rorty). |
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