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Noah is hands down one of my favorite professors at UW. He knows how to keep people engaged, and has very reasonable and well communicated expectations. He gives great feedback on assignments, and finds a way to keep every unit interesting. If you get the chance to take a class with him, don't miss it!Rate My Professors ↗
Noah was the best professor I have had here. He truly cares so much about the subject and his students, which actually made me want to go to class every day.Rate My Professors ↗
THE BEST professor at UW! Take one of his classes!!!Rate My Professors ↗
Noah was an amazing professor, and a really engaging lecturer. The readings were sometimes difficult and long, but Noah very concisely describes the main ideas clearly in the lectures. Highly recommend.Rate My Professors ↗
Noah is a great professor who cares about his students. His grading structure makes it easy for students to remain in good standing while still engaging students with material. Completed 100 pages of reading per class (noted its a literature class) but not to hard to get through. One of my favorite professors thus far.Rate My Professors ↗
Fantastic class and a professor who genuinely cared about students and their learning over grades and exams. The readings were challenging, but if you attend lectures and keep up with notes, it's totally doable, since Noah explains everything really comprehensively and concisely! 10/10 recommend this prof and huge fan of standards grading!Rate My Professors ↗
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TOPICS IN POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY covers advanced investigation of selected problems in political philosophy.
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Fall 2020–Spring 2025An interdisciplinary seminar focusing on current policy debates using concepts from philosophy, political science, and economics.
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Fall 2020–Spring 2025Distinct courses recorded per term
Explore courses taught by this instructor →| Term | Course | Title |
|---|---|---|
| Spring 2025 | POLISCI 460 | Topics in Political Philosophy |
| Spring 2025 | POLISCI 461 | Interdisciplinary Seminar in Political Economy, Philosophy, & Politics |
| Fall 2024 | ILS/POLISCI 363 | Literature and Politics |
| Fall 2024 | ILS/POLISCI 463 | Deception and Politics |
| Fall 2023 | ILS 110 | Exploring Interdisciplinary Studies in the Humanities |
| Spring 2023 | ILS/POLISCI 363 | Literature and Politics |
| Fall 2022 | ILS 371 | Interdisciplinary Studies in the Arts and Literature |
| Fall 2022 | POLISCI 460 | Topics in Political Philosophy |
Teaching history may be incomplete. Course pages contain course-specific feedback and citations.
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