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*Hall, Chapter 6, “Moral Reasoning: The Biology of Judging Right from Wrong”
 
*Hall, Chapter 6, “Moral Reasoning: The Biology of Judging Right from Wrong”
  
*Haidt, Jonathan. “The Emotional Dog and Its Rational Tail:  A Social Intuitionist Approach to Moral Judgement.”  
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*Haidt, Jonathan. “The Emotional Dog and Its Rational Tail:  A Social Intuitionist Approach to Moral Judgement.” (recommended)
  
 
*Hall, Chapters 7 and 8: “Compassion: The Biology of Loving-Kindness” and “Humility: The Gift of Perspective”
 
*Hall, Chapters 7 and 8: “Compassion: The Biology of Loving-Kindness” and “Humility: The Gift of Perspective”

Revision as of 18:30, 18 February 2015

Return to Wisdom

14-Jan-15

  • First Day Information
  • Preliminary Discussion of Wisdom
  • Small Group Discussion Task

21-Jan-15

  • Hall, Chapters 1: “What is Wisdom?”
  • Robinson, “Wisdom through the Ages”
  • Discussion of Philosophical Method
  • Hall, Chapter 2, Osbeck and Robinson, “Philosophical Theories of Wisdom, up to p. 70
  • Labouvie-Vief, “Wisdom As Intergrated Thought: Historical and Developmental Perspectives”

28-Jan-15

Begin Group Short Answer Exercise

  • Clayton, V., and J. E. Birren. “The Devleopment of Wisdom Across the Life Span”
  • Carstensen, “The Influence of a Sense of Time on Human Development”
  • Ardelt, “Wisdom and Satisfaction in Old Age”

04-Feb-15

  • Birren, James E. and Svensson, Cheryl M., “Wisdom in History” (from p. 12-29)
  • Hall, Chapter 3, “Heart and Mind: The Psychological Roots of Wisdom”
  • Hall, Chapter 4, “Emotional Regulation: The Art of Coping” (Begins a section of Hall: “Neural Pillars of Wisdom”)

11-Feb-15

  • Baltes, P. B, and Jacqui Smith. “Toward a Psychology of Wisdom and Its Ontogenesis.” (Sternberg) This is your primary introduction to the Berlin Wisdom Paradigm.
  • Baltes, Paul B., and Alexandra M. Freund. “The Intermarriage of Wisdom and Selective Optimization With Compensation.”
  • Kunzman, Ute and Paul Baltes. “The Psychology of Wisdom: Theoretical and Empirical Challenges.”

18-Feb-15

Begin SA #1 - Peerceptiv

  • Hall, Chapter 6, “Moral Reasoning: The Biology of Judging Right from Wrong”
  • Haidt, Jonathan. “The Emotional Dog and Its Rational Tail: A Social Intuitionist Approach to Moral Judgement.” (recommended)
  • Hall, Chapters 7 and 8: “Compassion: The Biology of Loving-Kindness” and “Humility: The Gift of Perspective”

25-Feb-15

  • Pali Canon, “The Greater Discourse on the Destruction of Craving”
  • Ricard, Matthieu. Chapter 6, The Alchemy of Suffering" & 7 "The Veils of the Ego"

Mid-term Exam (optional)

4-Mar-15

  • Hall, Chapter 5. “Knowing What's Important: The Neural Mechanism of Establishing Value and Making a Judgement”
  • Stanovich, “The Rationality of Educating for Wisdom”
  • Sternberg, “Wisdom and its relations to intelligence and creativity”

18-Mar-15

Begin SA #2 - Peerceptiv

  • Epictetus, Enchiridion
  • Long, “Epictetus in his Time and Place” (recommended)
  • Hall, Chapters 12 and 13: “Youth, Adversity, and Resilience: The seeds of wisdom”

25-Mar-15

  • Boyd and Richerson. “Culture and the evolution of human cooperation.”"
  • Wilson, David Sloan, “Chapter 4: The Secular Utility of Religion”
  • Sosis, Richard. “The Adaptive Value of Religious Ritual.”

01-Apr-15

  • Haidt, Jonathan, “Divinity with or without God,” The Happiness Hypothesis.
  • Hall, Chapter 9, "Altruism: Social Justice, Fairness, and the Wisdom of Punishment"
  • Edgerton, from “Sick Societies”, Chapter 2 (Chapter 1 if you have time).

Begin SA #3 - Peerceptiv

08-Apr-15

  • Estes, Daniel. “Proverbs.” from, Handbook on the Wisdom Books and Psalms
  • Proverbs (read through any translation)

15-Apr-15

Begin Critical Insight Paper

  • Job
  • Ecclesiastes
  • Song of Solomon

22-Apr-15

  • Wilson, Timothy. “Chapter 8: Introspection and Self-Narratives” in Strangers to Ourselves
  • Wilson, “Chapter 9: Looking Outward to Know Ourselves”

29-Apr-15

  • Wilson, Timothy. “Chapter 10: Observing and Changing Our Behavior,” in Strangers to Ourselves
  • Go back to later part of “Emo Dog” on social cognition, pp. 826-830.

05-May-15

Final Exam, 8-10pm