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:*Dennett, "What it is like to be a bat" | :*Dennett, "What it is like to be a bat" | ||
:*Haug, "Introduction: Debates about methods: from linguistic philosophy to philosophical naturalism" and first four essays, p. 1-42. | :*Haug, "Introduction: Debates about methods: from linguistic philosophy to philosophical naturalism" and first four essays, p. 1-42. | ||
| − | ::*Haug, "Two Dimensions of methodological debates: methodological naturalism and the fate of armchair methods. | + | ::*Haug, "Two Dimensions of methodological debates: methodological naturalism and the fate of armchair methods." |
::*Timothy Williamson, "What is naturalism?" | ::*Timothy Williamson, "What is naturalism?" | ||
::*Alex Rosenberg, "Why I am a naturalist" | ::*Alex Rosenberg, "Why I am a naturalist" | ||
Revision as of 19:33, 1 September 2017
AUG 30
Course Introduction
SEP 6
- Readings on Method
- Jones, "Phenomenological Method"
- Nagel, "What is it Like to Be a Bat?" (recommended if you haven't read it.)
- Dennett, "What it is like to be a bat"
- Haug, "Introduction: Debates about methods: from linguistic philosophy to philosophical naturalism" and first four essays, p. 1-42.
- Haug, "Two Dimensions of methodological debates: methodological naturalism and the fate of armchair methods."
- Timothy Williamson, "What is naturalism?"
- Alex Rosenberg, "Why I am a naturalist"
- Timothy Williamson, "The Unclarity of Naturalism"
- Alex Rosenberg, "Can Naturalism Save the Humanities?"
- Introduction to Philosophical Projects: Alfino
- See my page for this: Alfino Projects. Focus on the first project for this class. Please read the conference paper referenced there and do some browsing on the topic.
SEP 13
SEP 20
SEP 27
OCT 4
OCT 11
OCT 18
OCT 27
OCT 18
OCT 25
NOV 1
NOV 8
NOV 15
NOV 22
t day pre
NOV 29
DEC 6
DEC 13
last week of semester
