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Philosophy 110W-03: Introduction to Philosophy, Russell Marcus, Instructor. Email me. Hamilton College, Fall 2007 Lecture Notes My lecture notes will be posted after class. Generally, they reflect what we did in class, and some more material that might be useful for you to know. The lecture notes, unlike the slides below, should be readable, whether or not you have attended class. If you miss class, you should certainly read the lecture notes. December 4-6: Mackie, Dworkin, Bambrough November 29: Ross November 20-27: Kant November 13-15 Utilitarianism November 8 Turing and Searle November 6 Functionalism. See also the slides from class, below. November 1 Behaviorism and Identity Theory October 30 Descartes's Theory of Mind October 25 The D-N model and Goodman's New Riddle of Induction October 23 Hume's Problem of Induction October 18 Hume October 11 Wittgenstein October 9 Moore and Wittgenstein October 4 Finishing Berkeley October 2 Berkeley September 27 Locke September 25 Chisholm and Locke September 20 Meditations Two and Three September 18 More on Descartes's Doubts September 13 Descartes's Doubts September 11 Descartes and the New Science September 6 Aquinas and Hume September 4 Moore and Rowe August 30 Anselm and Kant August 28 Introduction, Some Logic, and Anselm
Slides Note: the slides below are prepared and posted before class. They do not reflect precisely what happens in class, but should give you a good general feel for the day, in advance. Most importantly, I usually prepare more slides for each class than we will be able to cover in class. The pdfs come one slide per page. The powerpoint version (ppt) may have poor formatting, due to conversion from the software I use, Corel Presentations, but you can print more slides per page. November 6 pdf For October 4, and beyond: pdf ppt
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