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Courses Taught (Edward N. Zalta)

• Stanford University
• University of Salzburg (Austria)
• University of Auckland (New Zealand)
• Rice University
• University of Massachusetts/Amherst

Stanford University

Consulting Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy, Stanford University

• Graduate Seminar in Metaphysics: Platonism and Naturalism (Fall 1996)

Acting Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy, Stanford University (Spring 1996)

• Biomedical Ethics (Spring 1996)

Acting Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy, Stanford University (1991-2, 1990-1, 1989-90, 1988-9, 1987-8, 1986-7, 1985-6)

• Mind, Matter, and Meaning (Spring 1992, 1991; Fall 1989, 1988)
• Nonexistent Objects and the Semantics of Fiction (Winter 1992)
• Biomedical Ethics (Fall 1991, 1987, 1986)
• Metaphysics (Winter 1990)
• Philosophy of Language (Spring 1989)
• The British Empiricists (Winter 1991)
• Object Theory (Fall 1990) (Graduate)
• Basic Concepts in Modal Logic (Spring 1990)
• Modern Philosophy: Descartes to Kant (Winter 1989, 1986)
• Computers and Ethics (Spring 1988)
• Nonexistent Objects: The Meinong--Russell Debate (Winter 1988)
• Axiomatic Metaphysics (Spring 1986) (Graduate)
• Basic Concepts in Mathematical Logic (Fall 1986)
• Events (Fall/Winter 1985--1986) (Graduate)

Postdoctoral Fellow, Center for the Study of Language and Information, Stanford University (1984-5)

• The Semantics of Fiction (Spring 1985) (Graduate)

University of Salzburg

• Seminar in Metaphysics and Ontology (Winter 2003)
• Graduate Seminar on Metaphysics and Ontology (June 1995)
• Graduate Seminar on Metaphysics and Ontology (June 1992)
• Graduate Seminar on Metaphysics and Ontology (June 1990)

University of Auckland

Visiting Lecturer, Department of Philosophy, University of Auckland (New Zealand) (5 weeks, Spring 1994)
• Meaning, Reference, and Truth
• Philosophy of Language (Graduate)
• Philosophy of Religion (Graduate)

Visiting Lecturer, Philosophy Department, University of Auckland/New Zealand (1981)

• Informal Semantics (Terms I, II)
• Contemporary Analytic Philosophy (Term I)
• Mathematical Logic (Term II)
• Biomedical Ethics (Term II)

Rice University

Assistant Professor, Philosophy Department, Rice University (1981-2)
• Introduction to Logic (Spring 1982)
• Philosophical Logic (Spring 1982)
• Metaphysics (Fall 1981)

University of Massachusetts/Amherst

Teaching Associate, Department of Philosophy, University of Massachusetts/Amherst (1978--1980)
• Introduction to Philosophy (Fall 1980, 1979, 1978; Spring 1979)
• Biomedical Ethics (Spring 1980)

Teaching Assistant, Department of Philosophy, University of Massachusetts/Amherst (1977--1978)

• Introduction to Ethics (Spring 1978, 1977)
• Introduction to Philosophy (Fall 1977)