| Honors Introduction to Philosophy | Richard Lee |
| Philosophy 2003 H 001, 002 | Spring 2008 |
| Plato: | Virtue & Knowledge | 1/14 – 1/23 | |
| Plato: | Meno | Meno | |
| Mill: | Liberty & Society | 1/25 - 2/4 | |
| Mill: | CU | On Liberty Chapter 1: Introductory | |
| Mill: | CU | On Liberty Chapter 2: Of the Liberty of Thought and Discussion | |
| Mill: | CU | On Liberty Chapter 3: Of Individuality, as One of the Elements of Well-Being | |
| Mill: | CU | On Liberty Chapter 4: Of the Limits to the Authority of Society over the Individual | |
| Mill: | CU | On Liberty Chapter 5: Applications | |
| First Examination | 2/6 | ||
| Hume: | Deity & Evidence | 2/8 - 2/29 | |
| 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] | |
| Bentham: | Pleasure & Punishment | 3/3 - 3/10 | |
| Bentham: | CU | Principles of Morals and Legislation I: Of the Principle of Utility | |
| Bentham: | CU | Principles of Morals and Legislation II: Of Principles Adverse to that of Utility | |
| Bentham: | CU | Principles of Morals and Legislation IV: Value of a Lot of Pleasure or Pain, How to Be Measured | |
| Bentham: | CU | Principles of Morals and Legislation VIII: Of Intentionality | |
| Bentham: | CU | Principles of Morals and Legislation XIII: Cases Unmeet for Punishment | |
| Bentham: | CU | Principles of Morals and Legislation XIV: Of the Proportion Between Punishments and Offences | |
| Bentham: | CU | Principles of Morals and Legislation XV: Of the Properties to Be Given to a Lot of Punishment | |
| Second Examination | 3/12 | ||
| Mill: | Morality & Happiness | 3/14 - 3/28 | |
| Mill: | CU | Utilitarianism II: What Utilitarianism Is | |
| Mill: | CU | Utilitarianism IV: Of What Sort of Proof the Principle of Utility is Susceptible | |
| Searle: | Mind & Consciousness | 3/31 - 4/30 | |
| Searle: | Mind | 1: A Dozen Problems in the Philosophy of Mind | |
| Searle: | Mind | 2: The Turn to Materialism | |
| Searle: | Mind | 3: Arguments Against Materialism | |
| Searle: | Mind | 4: Consciousness Part I: Consciousness and the Mind-body Problem | |
| Searle: | Mind | 5: Consciousness Part II: The Structure of Consciousness and Neurobiology | |
| Searle: | Mind | 6: Intentionality | |
| Searle: | Mind | 7: Mental Causation | |
| Searle: | Mind | 8: Free Will | |
| Searle: | Mind | 10: Perception | |
| Searle: | Mind | 11: The Self | |
| Searle: | Mind | Epilogue: Philosophy and the Scientific World-View | |
| Third Examination | 5/5 or 5/6 | ||
This schedule is subject to change.