Plato: Wisdom & Virtue			8/21 – 9/8
Plato:	5D	Apology
Plato:	5D	Meno
Plato:	5D	Euthyphro
Plato:	5D	Crito
First Examination			9/11
Descartes: Skepticism & Knowledge			9/13 - 9/29
Descartes:	Meditation 1:	Concerning Those Things that Can Be Called into Doubt
Descartes:	Meditation 2:	Concerning the Nature of the Human Mind: That the Mind is More Known Than the Body
Descartes:	Meditation 3:	Concerning God, That He Exists
Descartes:	Meditation 4:	Of Truth and Error
Descartes:	Meditation 5:	Of the Essence of Material Things; and, Again, of God, that He Exists
Descartes:	Meditation 6:	Concerning the Existence of Material Things, and the Real Distinction of the Mind from the Body
Hume: Deity & Evidence			10/2 - 10/18
Hume:	Dialogues	II. [Design Argument, initial round]
Hume:	Dialogues	IV. [Why Go So Far?]
Hume:	Dialogues	V. [Inconveniences of Anthropomorphism]
Hume:	Dialogues	VI. [Other Ordering Principles]
Hume:	Dialogues	VIII. [The Epicurian Hypothesis]
Hume:	Dialogues	IX. [The "A Priori" Argument]
Hume:	Dialogues	X. [The Logical Problem of Evil]
Hume:	Dialogues	XI [The Inferential Problem of Evil]
Second Examination			10/20
Searle: Mind & Cognition			10/23 - 11/8
Searle:	MB&S 0:	Introduction
Searle:	MB&S 1:	The Mind-Body Problem
Searle:	MB&S 2:	Can Computers Think?
Searle:	MB&S 3:	Cognitive Science
Searle:	MB&S 4:	The Structure of Action
Searle:	MB&S 6:	Freedom of the Will
Frankfurt: Freedom & Responsibility			11/10 - 12/4
Frankfurt	TIOWECA 9:	Necessity and Desire
Frankfurt	TIOWECA 10:	On Bullshit
Frankfurt	TIOWECA 1:	Alternate Possibilities and Moral Responsibility
Frankfurt	TIOWECA 2:	Freedom of the Will and the Concept of a Person
Frankfurt	TIOWECA 3:	Coercion and Moral Responsibility
Frankfurt	TIOWECA 5:	Identification and Externality
Frankfurt	TIOWECA 6:	The Problem of Action
Frankfurt	TIOWECA 7:	The Importance of What We Care About
Frankfurt	TIOWECA 8:	What We Are Morally Responsible For
Third Examination			12/7

This schedule is subject to change.