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Lauren Leydon-Hardy

2 reviews

Overview

Learning Amount9.5/10
Would Recommend100%

Ratings

Lectures
5.0/5
Readings
5.0/5
Feedback
4.0/5
Communication
5.0/5

Common Tags

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Courses Taught

PHIL 218

Taken Spring 2026 · Reviewed May 5, 2026

9/10
learning
Lectures
5.0/5
Readings
5.0/5
Feedback
4.0/5
Communication
5.0/5
Would retake: 5/5
Recommend: Yes
Good for non-majors? Yes
Teaching: Lecture, Full class discussion
Reading (pages/week): 20-40 pages of varying density
Homework (hours/week): Around 3-4 hours per week
Essays: No in-class essays
Exams: 2 exams, no curve

"This is a great class if you want to get used to reading wacky metaphysical theories from the 1600s (which I did). If English is your second language, however, you may struggle in this class because the readings are very weird and the professor (while lovely) definitely expects a very high baseline level of fluency with the language."

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PHIL 335

Taken Fall 2025 · Reviewed May 1, 2026

10/10
learning
Lectures
5.0/5
Readings
5.0/5
Feedback
4.0/5
Communication
5.0/5
Would retake: 5/5
Recommend: Yes
Good for non-majors? Yes
Teaching: Full class discussion
Reading (pages/week): 20-40
Homework (hours/week): 3-4
Essays: 0
Exams: 2, not curved

"Professor Leydon-Hardy is incredible, and epistemology is fascinating. The readings are well curated and very interesting. I loved annotating the readings with my classmates on Perusall -- I think that's a great way to engage with dense philosophy essays for undergraduates. And I sincerely looked forward to attending this class every week. My only gripe is that Prof. Leydon-Hardy only assigns in-class writing in order to combat the use of AI, which I understand, but I wish I could have had the opportunity to develop my philosophical writing skills in this class through formal essays. "

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