Courses Taught by Richard Hayes
Fall Term 2009
On sabbatical leave, visiting Numata professor of Buddhism
at International Institute
for Asian Studies at Leiden University in the
Netherlands. Scheduled to return for Spring semester 2010.
Courses taught in past semesters
- PHIL 101 Introduction to philosophical problems
Syllabus for Spring 2006,
Syllabus for Fall 2006,
Syllabus for Spring 2009
- PHIL 108 Introduction to Asian philosophy
Syllabus for Spring 2004,
Syllabus for Spring 2007
- PHIL 156 Reasoning and critical thinking Syllabus for Fall 2005
- PHIL/RELIG 331/531 Zen Buddhist Philosophy
Syllabus for Spring 2004,
Syllabus for Spring 2006
Syllabus for Spring 2008
- PHIL 336 Chinese Philosophy I
Syllabus for Fall 2003,
Syllabus for Fall 2007,
Syllabus for Spring 2009
- PHIL 348/548 Comparative Philosophy
Syllabus for Spring 2007
- PHIL 354/554 Metaphysics Syllabus for Spring 2008
- PHIL/RELIG 438/538 Buddhist Philosophy in India
Syllabus for Spring 2002,
Coursepack for Spring 2002,
Syllabus for Spring 2004,
Syllabus for Fall 2006,
Syllabus for Fall 2008
- PHIL 441/541 (also offered as LING 407 and RELIG 407) Beginning
Sanskrit Syllabus for 2004
- PHIL 441/541.002 Reading philosophical Sanskrit
- PHIL 442/542.002 Individual Philosopher: The Buddha Syllabus for Fall 2005
- PHIL 442/542 Individual Philosopher: Nāgārjuna Syllabus for Spring 2005
- PHIL 535 Nāgārjuna and Candrakīrti Syllabus for Fall 2008
- PHIL 541 Dignāga and Dharmakīrti Syllabus for Spring 2008
