| Introduction to Philosophy | Richard Lee |
| Philosophy 2003 C 001 | Autumn 1999 |
| -- Wisdom & Argument -- | 8/23 - 9/1 | |
| Pojman, | "What Is Philosophy?" | pp.2-5 |
| Pojman, | "How to Read and Write a Philosophy Paper" | pp.637-639 |
| Plato, | "Socratic Wisdom" | pp.6-18 |
| Lee, | "Identifying and Formulating Arguments" | web |
| Pojman, | "Excursus: A Little Bit of Logic" | pp.23-37 |
| -- God & Causes -- | 9/8 - 9/20 | |
| Edwards, | "A Critique of the Cosmological Argument" | pp.46-55 |
| Hume, | "A Critique of the Teleological Argument" | pp.60-67 |
| First Examination | 9/22 | |
| -- Evil & Faith -- | 9/27 - 10/6 | |
| Johnson, | "Why Doesn't God Intervene to Prevent Evil?" | pp.77-82 |
| James, | "The Will to Believe" | pp.97-105 |
| -- Right & Wrong -- | 10/11 - 10/18 | |
| Rachels, | "Morality is Not Relative" | pp.375-384 |
| Kant, | "The Moral Law" | pp.418-430 |
| Lee, | "Kantian Ethical Theory" | web |
| Second Examination | 10/20 | |
| -- Skepticism & Knowledge -- | 10/25 - 11/1 | |
| Descartes, | "Cartesian Doubt and the Search for Foundational Knowledge" | pp.129-135 |
| Descartes, | "Dualist Interactionism" [in part] | pp.221-225 |
| Hume, | "The Origin of Our Ideas and Skepticism about Causal Reasoning" | pp.157-165 |
| -- Mind & Body -- | 11/3 - 11/15 | |
| Descartes, | "Dualistic Interactionism" [in part] | pp.225-228 |
| Moreland, | "A Contemporary Defense of Dualism" | pp.234-245 |
| Churchland, | "On Functionalism and Materialism" | pp.245-260 |
| Searle, | "Minds, Brains, and Computers" | pp.269-276 |
| Third Examination | 11/17 | |
| -- Freedom & Determinism -- | 11/22 - 11/29 | |
| Stace, | "Compatibilism" | pp.341-347 |
| Taylor, | "A Contemporary Defense of Free Will" | pp.356-364 |
| -- Life & Happiness -- | 12/1 | |
| Epicurus, | "Moderate Hedonism" | pp.517-522 |
| Epictetus, | "Stoicism: Enchiridion" | pp.523-532 |
| Fourth Examination | 12/6 | |
| Universal Makeup Examination | 12/9 | |
This schedule is subject to change.