Resources for Students
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Spring 2013
Philosophical Theology w/ Professor Jeff Speaks
Sections: TBAs
Office Hours: By appointment
Fall 2012
Philosophy of Law w/ Professor Ted Warfield
Sections: 2, 4
Office Hours: 200 Malloy Hall, Monday, 10-12:00, and by appointment
Syllabus (Section 2)
Syllabus (Section 4)
Handouts
Handout 1: Week 1 Readings from Douglas Husak's Legalize This!
Handout 2: Week 2 Readings from Douglas Husak
Handout 3: Week 3 Readings from Douglas Husak
Handout 4a: Week 4 Readings from Douglas Husak
4b: Week 4 Readings from Fletcher's A Crime of Self Defense
Handout 5: Week 5 Readings from Fletcher
Handout 6: Week 6 Readings from Fletcher
Handout 7: Week 7 Readings from Fletcher
Handout 8: Week 8 Readings from Fletcher
Spring 2012
Introduction to Philosophy w/ Professor Marian David
Sections: 4, 7
Office Hours: 200 Malloy Hall, Monday, Tuesday, 12-1:00
Handouts
Handout 1: Empiricism, Rationalism, and Plato's Innatism
- Handout 2: Deductive Arguments and the Truth-Table Method
- Handout 3: Descartes' Skeptical Challenge
- Handout 4: Descartes' Three Proofs of God's Existence | Select Responses to Handout 4 Questions
- Handout 5: The Soul in Aristotle's Epistemology
- Handout 6: Hume's Perceptions and What We Can Know Through Them
- Handout 7: Hobbes on Liberty and the Power to Do Otherwise
Teaching Evaluations
Intro
to Philosophy, Spring 2012
Other Handouts