| Honors Introduction to Philosophy | Richard Lee |
| Philosophy 2003 H 002, 005 | Spring 2009 |
| Socrates | 1/12 – 1/26 | ||
| Plato: | Apology | 517-529 | |
| Plato: | Meno | 7-23 | |
| Plato: | The Myth of the Cave | 23-26 | |
| God | 1/28 - 2/13 | ||
| Aquinas | The Five Ways | 711-712 | |
| Hume | Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion | 719-751 | |
| James | The Will to Believe | 792-802 | |
| First Examination | 2/16 | ||
| Knowledge | 2/18 - 3/13 | ||
| Descartes | Meditations on First Philosophy | 50-76 | |
| Hume | An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding | 175-206 | |
| Second Examination | 3/23 | ||
| Mind | 3/25 - 4/10 | ||
| Smart | Sensations and Brain Processes | 384-390 | |
| Putnam | The Nature of Mental States | 391-397 | |
| Fodor | Three Cheers for Propositional Attitudes | 409-420 | |
| Putnam | Brains in a Vat | 433-443 | |
| Frankfurt | Freedom of the Will and the Concept of a Person | 360-368 | |
| Choice | 4/13 - 4/29 | ||
| Mill | Social Liberty | 664-677 | |
| Singer | Famine, Affluence, and Morality | 604-611 | |
| Nagel | War and Massacre | 611-620 | |
| Mackie | The Subjectivity of Values | 554-564 | |
| Camus | The Myth of Sisyphus | 542-544 | |
| Third Examination | 5/6 or 5/5 | ||
This schedule is subject to change.