OK, here's the deal: I've ordered books for this class, but all of the readings are available online. If you feel comfortable reading your assignments on the web, copying them on to hard drives / usb drives for later reading, printing out web pages, etc., feel free to do so. Keep in mind, though, that the online readings may not be the same translations as those in the texts assigned to the class and that finding quotations cited in class may require a bit of work. To do your readings online, click the links after each day's assignment.

May	29	Introduction
	30	Plato's Meno (to 89b) Meno (89b is where S. & M. think virtue can be taught)
	31	Plato's Meno finished, Phaedo 66b-67b, 100b-e, 114c-115a 66b, 100b, 114c, & Republic Allegory of the Cave
June	4	Discussion of Aristotelian Metaphysics
	5	Descartes' Meditation 1 & 2 Meditation 1 & Meditation 2
	6	Meditations 3 & 4 Meditation 3 & Meditation 4
	7	Meditations 5 & 6 Meditation 5 & Meditation 6
	11	Timeout for philosophy of religion: proofs for God's existence Aquinas & Anselm (Chapters 2 & 3)
	12	More philosophy of religion: the problem of evil Dostoyevsky (Read all of Chapter 4 in Book 5)
	13	Midterm
	14	Hume's Enquiry Sections 2 & 3 Hume 2 & Hume 3
	18	Hume's Enquiry Sections 4, 5, & 7 Hume 4 & Hume 5 & Hume 7
	19	Hume's Enquiry Section 10 & 12 Hume 10 & Hume 12
	20	Responses to Hume: Kant & James /Aristotelian Ethics
	21	Aristotelian Ethics finished / Kantian Ethics
	25	Mill Utilitarianism Chapters 1, 2, & 3 Chapter One, Two, & Three
	26	Mill Utilitarianism Chapters 4 & 5 Chapter Four & Chapter Five
	27	Sartre: No Exit, No Exit first half
	28	Sartre: No Exit second half *****Paper Due*****
July	2	Final Exam*****Journal Due*****
	3	Return Coursework (optional)

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Final Withdrawal Date: June 28