Class Notes
28 - Kant on the Ontological Argument (slides)
27 - The Refutation of Idealism and the First Antinomy (slides)
26 - Kant's Deduction of the Categories (slides)
25 - Kant's Transcendental Aesthetic (slides)
24 - Kant's Copernican Revolution (slides)
23 - Hume on the Self (Kristen's slides; my slides)
22 - Hume on Miracles and Free Will (Mike's slides, Chris's slides, my slides)
21 - Hume on Induction and Causation (Libby's slides, Gabe's slides)
20 - Hume Introduction: Ideas, Impressions, Matters of Fact and Relations of Ideas (my slides; Claire's slides; Lexi's slides)
19 - Berkeley on Abstract Ideas, Mathematics, Skepticism and Atheism (Ben's slides; my slides)
18 - Berkeley on Idealism and Notions (John's slides, my slides)
17 - Berkeley's Idealism (Saad's slides; Ian's slides; my slides)
16 - Midterm
15 - Locke on abstract ideas and nominalism (my slides, including review)
14 - Locke on the Primary/Secondary Distinction, the Mind/Body Problem, and Personal Identity (my slides; Andrew's, Jason's and Kevin's slides, combined)
13 - Locke on innate ideas, sensation, and reflection (Archie's slides; my slides)
12 - Leibniz on Contingent and Necessary Truths, and Space and Time (Alex L's slides on Newton; Alex H's slides on Leibniz; my slides)
11- Leibniz on minds, bodies, and Theodicy (Nick's Slides; Kylie's slide; some slides I did not present)
10 - Leibniz on monads, the complete-world view, and minds and bodies (Haley's slides; my slides)
9 - Leibniz on monads (my slides)
8 - Spinoza: Evan's slides; Philippe's Slides; slides I prepared but did not use
7-8 - Spinoza (Tuesday's slides)
6 - Hobbes (Todd's slides)
4 - Meditations Three through Six (and slides)
3 - Meditations Two and Three (and slides)
2 - Meditation One (and slides)
1 - Introduction and the Scientific Revolution (and slides)