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Lecture Presentations:
Note: see the Blackboard site
for video lectures.
Module 1 Chapters
Introduction |
Pre-Socratics
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Sophists and Socrates |
Plato |
Aristotle
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Philosophy After Aristotle |
Theology in the 11th and
12th Centuries
Module 2 Chapters
Descartes
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Locke |
Berkeley
| Hume
| Kant
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Existentialism
Paper
Philosophy Paper Instructions - located at the end of
module 2.
Note: This paper must be
submitted on Blackboard assignment in module 2. To submit an assignment the module needs to
be open. Do not email, message, or bring the paper in class.
Writing Tips
Writing
tips are in Course Resources
on Blackboard.
View these short videos.
Essay structure:
3-Part Funnel Approach
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Argumentative Essay
Help with Punctuation
Punctuation
Sheet
Practice Your Punctuation
Help Finding Topics
Pick one problem from:
The Problems of Philosophy by Bertrand Russell
Canonical Reading
List in Philosophy
Critically read the
book, supplemental materials, and lecture notes above. This
means you should be looking for problems, resolving problems
with your interpretations, and asking questions.
Links
Free software and
resources
www.tri-c.edu
https://bblearn.tri-c.edu
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