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Best prof that I've ever had within my 5 years at uni by far. He is super understanding and seems to really enjoy what he does. The exams are fair and if you show up to lectures then you'll be fine. I definitely recommend to anyone if they're wanting to take a philosophy class !!!Rate My Professors ↗
He's the best prof i've had at sfu. He's very funny and makes even the most boring topics really interesting. He's not strict about deadlines and gives out really high marks on assignments. No exams. Just bi-weekly assignments. Really friendly and helpful. I just love him!Rate My Professors ↗
Jason is the best lecturer I've ever had in my 5 years of university. He's funny, chill, forgiving, and is super understanding towards his students. He's incredibly informative with his lectures and uses easy to understand examples to explain things. He always has something to talk about and responds to questions respectfully. Great prof.Rate My Professors ↗
awesome instructorRate My Professors ↗
Hilarious prof, makes a 3 hour lecture whiz by. Lots of reading due to the nature of the class, and attendance is mandatory for marks.Rate My Professors ↗
Jay is a great lecturer! He has an awesome sense of humour and uses funny examples that stick easily. I had zero phil experience before this class, but became very interested in the topic by the end. His expectations for the papers were crystal clear. SUCH a high quality instructor.Rate My Professors ↗
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PHILOS 141 introduces philosophy by exploring the meaning of life through classical and contemporary texts.
No offering record · Spring 2015
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Fall 2014–Spring 2015 · limited sampleDistinct courses recorded per term
Explore courses taught by this instructor →| Term | Course | Title |
|---|---|---|
| Spring 2015 | PHILOS 141 | The Meaning of Life |
| Fall 2014 | PHILOS 341 | Contemporary Moral Issues |
| Fall 2013 | PHILOS 341 | Contemporary Moral Issues |
Teaching history may be incomplete. Course pages contain course-specific feedback and citations.
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