| Introduction to Philosophy | Richard Lee |
| Philosophy 2003 C | Spring 2007 |
| -- Wisdom & Argument -- | 1/17 - 1/31 | |
| Pojman, | "What Is Philosophy?" | pp.1-10 |
| Plato, | from Apology ("Socratic Wisdom") | pp.11-20 |
| Lee, | "Identifying and Formulating Arguments" | web |
| Pojman, | "A Little Bit of Logic" | pp.626-639 |
| Aquinas, | "The Five Ways" | pp.167-169 |
| First Examination | 2/5 | |
| -- Right & Wrong -- | 2/7 - 2/26 | |
| Pojman, | "Moral Philosophy" | pp.469-476 |
| Pojman, | "Ethical Relativism Versus Ethical Objectivism" | pp.489-498 |
| Plato, | from Euthyphro ("The Divine Command Theory of Ethics") | pp.539-540 |
| Hobbes, | from Leviathan ("Contractualism") | pp.572-581 |
| Mill, | from Utilitarianism | pp.581-587 |
| Kant, | "The Moral Law" | pp.587-598 |
| Lee, | "Kantian Ethical Theory" | web |
| -- Freedom & Responsibility -- | 2/28 - 3/12 | |
| Stace, | "Compatibilism: Free Will is Consistent with Determinism" | pp.382-387 |
| Taylor, | "Libertarianism: Defense of Free Will" | pp.375-381 |
| Frankfurt, | "Freedom of the Will and the Concept of a Person" | pp.398-407 |
| Strawson, | "The Impossibility of Moral Responsibility" | pp.415-425 |
| Second Examination | 3/14 | |
| -- Skepticism & Knowledge-- | 3/26 - 4/11 | |
| Descartes, | from Meditations on First Philosophy | pp.42-73 |
| Hume, | from An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding | pp.105-120 |
| Third Examination | 4/16 | |
| -- Mind & Body-- | 4/18 - 4/30 | |
| Pojman, | The Mind-Body Problem | pp.260-264 |
| Descartes, | "Dualism" | pp.264-267 |
| Shaffer, | "Consciousness and the Mind-Body Problem" | pp.268-278 |
| Churchland, | from Matter and Consciousness ("A Critique of Dualism") | pp.279-288 |
| Churchland, | from Matter and Consciousness ("On Functionalism and Materialism") | pp.289-302 |
| Fourth Examination | 5/2 | |
| Universal Makeup Examination | 5/7 | |
This schedule is subject to change.