Lynne Tirrell Philosophy, U Mass Boston
Lynne Tirrell Philosophy, U Mass Boston
INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS
Courses Frequently offered:
Philosophy 100: Intro to Philosophy
Philosophy 224: Philosophy of Art (Spring)
Philosophy 230: Feminism and Philosophy (Fall)
Advanced Courses:
Philosophy 340: Speech Acts
Philosophy 440: Philosophy of Language
Philosophy 430: Literary and Critical Theory
Special Topics (381): Language and Genocide
Course materials are posted on BlackBoard Learn;
many texts are on the Healey Library E-reserve.
Contact Me...
Department of Philosophy
U Mass Boston
100 Morrissey Blvd.
Boston, MA 02125-3393
617-287-6545
UMB Philosophy Facebook Group: This group is for students, alumni, and faculty, and friends of the UMB Philosophy Department. It is a good way to learn about upcoming events, news (like who just got tenure!), see photos of events, and find old friends. If you are on Facebook and want to join should just go onto the group and ask to add. This is a great way to keep track of special events in the department, and also a way for alumni to stay in touch. Just go to the page and ask to be added.
Some Great Links:
The American Philosophical Association’s Brief Guide for Undergraduates is full of helpful information about the discipline, curriculum, uses after college, and other info. Check it out.
Professor Blattner’s Tips on Writing Philosophy Papers. This is full of great advice!
American Philosophical Association’s Guidelines on Non-Sexist Language. This page, which explains and illustrates academic standards about inclusive language, gives you great advice about how to make your writing inclusive and accurate.
Confused by Latin phrases you encounter in philosophical and other texts? Visit the Episteme Links Latin Phrases page for a good quick glossary.
Dartmouth College has some great handouts on their Academic Success pages. Start with the Learning Strategies pages. Many of these are downloadable handouts that you can print and keep with you.
Photos
Top: November morning at U Mass Boston
Upper left: One of many Philosophy doors at the Bodleian Library, Oxford
Middle Right: Sappho at the Musée d'Orsay
All photos by Lynne Tirrell