Philosophy
Undergraduate
Lecturing
- PHIL104: Argument and Analysis, 8 1-hour lectures on
Philosophy of Religion, Victoria University of Wellington, April-May
2010.
- PHIL106: Contemporary Ethical Issues, 6 1-hour
lectures: 2 introductory lectures and 4 on the Morality of Advertising,
Victoria University of Wellington, March 2010.
- PHIL107: Philosophy of Media and the Arts, 6 hours
of lectures on The Freedom of the Press, Victoria University of
Wellington, October 2009.
- PHIL105: The Big Questions, 5 1-hour lectures on
Personal Identity, 3 1-hour lectures on The Meaning of Life, Victoria
University of Wellington, July-October 2009.
- PHIL361: Ethics and Politics Special Topic:
Bioethics, 1 3-hour lecture on Severely Disabled Newborns, Victoria
University of Wellington, April 2009.
- PHIL104: Argument and Analysis, 7 1-hour lectures on
Moral Relativism and Why Be Moral?, Victoria University of Wellington,
March-April 2009.
- PHIL106: Contemporary Ethical Issues, 6 1-hour
lectures: 2 introductory lectures and 4 on the Morality of Advertising,
Victoria University of Wellington, March 2009.
- PHIL105: The Big Questions, 3 1-hour lectures on
Time Travel, 3 1-hour lectures on Death and The Meaning of Life,
Victoria University of Wellington, September 2008.
- PHIL/POLS264: Ethics and International Affairs, 3
1-hour lectures on Ethics & Why Killing is Wrong, Victoria
University of Wellington, July 2008.
- PHIL106: Contemporary Ethical Issues, 6 1-hour
lectures on Happiness, Victoria University of Wellington, May 2008.
- PHIL/POLS361: Ethics and Politics Special Topic:
Philosophy of Economics, 1 hour lecture on Measuring Well-Being,
Victoria University of Wellington, March 2008.
- PHIL123: Critical Thinking, 1 2-hour lecture on
Creative Thinking, Victoria University of Wellington, November
2007.
Other Lecturing
- Introduction to Philosophy, 2 short lectures to
prospective students during 'Study @ Vic Day', August 2010.
- Happiness: Its Meaning Measurement and Significance,
3 90-minute lectures, one on each of the following three topics: what
'happiness' means, how happiness is measured, and what we should do
about happiness on an individual and a societal level. I created this
course and it ran as part of Victoria University of Wellington's
Continuing Education Programme, October-November 2009.
- Introduction to Philosophy, 6 1-hour lectures (whole
course) on a range of subjects, Wellington High School,
August-September 2008.
- Introduction to Philosophy, 2 short lectures to
prospective students during 'Study @ Vic Day', August 2008.
- Introduction to Ethics, 4 2-hour lectures (whole
course) on Ethics, Kapiti Workers' Educational Association, April
2008.
- Introduction to Philosophy, 2 short lectures to
prospective students during 'Study @ Vic Day', September 2007.
Tutoring
- 71203: Business Ethics, The Open
Polytechnic of New Zealand, 2007, 2008 & 2009.
- PHIL105: The Big Questions, Victoria
University
of
Wellington, 2008.
- PHIL/POLS/INTP264: Ethics and International Affairs,
Victoria University of Wellington,
2008.
- PHIL104: Argument and Analysis, Victoria
University
of
Wellington, 2008.
- PHIL106:Contemporary Ethical Issues, Victoria
University
of
Wellington, 2007.
- PHIL107: Philosophy of Media and the Arts,
Victoria University of Wellington,
2007 & 2006.
- PHIL123: Critical Thinking, Victoria
University
of
Wellington, 2006.
Business
Lecturing
- MARK306: Internet Marketing, 1 hour lecture on
Ethical and Legal Issues in Internet Marketing, Victoria University of
Wellington, May 2005.
Tutoring
- 71203: Business Ethics, The
Open
Polytechnic
of
New
Zealand, 2007, 2008 & 2009.
- MARK309: Social Marketing, Victoria
University
of
Wellington, 2005 &
2006.
- MARK101: Marketing Principles, Victoria
University
of
Wellington, 2004 &
2006.
- MARK261: Marketing Strategy (Distance),
Victoria University of Wellington,
2006.
- MARK203: Marketing Research, Victoria
University
of
Wellington, 2005.
- MARK211: Marketing Strategy, Victoria
University
of
Wellington, 2005.
- FCOM110: The New Zealand Commercial Environment,
Victoria University of Wellington,
2004.
- MARK306: Internet Marketing, Victoria
University
of
Wellington, 2003.
- 71215: Consumer Behaviour, The
Open
Polytechnic
of
New
Zealand, 2003.
- MARK202: Buyer Behaviour, Victoria
University
of
Wellington, 2003.
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Contact
Email:
danweijers[at]gmail[dot]com
Phone:
+64-4-463-5233 extension
8651
Address:
Dan Weijers
Philosophy Programme,
Victoria University of
Wellington,
PO Box 600,
Wellington 6140,
New Zealand
Why
Contact Me?
Please feel free
to
contact me. I'm more than happy to discuss philosophical and
wellbeing-related matters with anyone.
Of particular
interest to me is making contact with other wellbeing researchers.
Especially for the following reasons:
- If you
are interested in being a
peer reviewer for or potential contributor to the International
Journal of Wellbeing
- If you
are
an editor of a philosophy or wellbeing-related project looking for a
contributor
- If you
are
interested in collaborating on theoretical, interdisciplinary, or
empirical wellbeing research
- If you
are a
non-philosopher and want to discuss philosophical aspects of wellbeing
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