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• Philosophy of Food Class Notes
  :*Course Content: A brief look at the major course research questions. ::*Send me a brief introduction through the "Tell Me" form on the wiki. (Soon, please.)
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• 2013 Fall Proseminar Class Notes A
  ...phy is "a method for training people to live and to look at the world in a new way" (107). ...ns of man" (Hadot 108). Concepts within philosophy don't always have to be new; they can be practical and simple to evoke self realization. Philosophy has
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• Spring 2016 Wisdom Course In-Class Notes
  ::*Starting the discussion about wisdom. Course questions. ::*Send me a brief introduction through the "Tell Me" form on the wiki. (Soon, please.)
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• Fall 2018 Ethics Course Lecture Notes
  Please find time to review the wiki page [[Philosophical Methods]]. Today we'll be working with the following metho :*Theorizing from new or established knowledge
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• Class Notes and Reading Schedule - MRFW Fall 2022
  ::*Reading - Keep track of the time you spend reading for the course. Mark a physical text. ::*Browse the top links on the course wiki page
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• Happiness Fall 2016 Class Notes
  :*Today's readings come from a history of happiness and a contemporary philosophical reflection on "living well" -- one of our core m ...of a contemporary philosophers' toolkit. Nozick's "Experience Machine" is a thought experiment.
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• Spring 2017 Ethics Course Lecture Notes
  :*Course Content: A brief look at the major course research questions. ::*Send me a brief introduction through the "Tell Me" form on the wiki. (Soon, please.)
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• Class Notes and Reading Schedule - MRFW Spring 2021
  ::*Reading - Keep track of the time you spend reading for the course. Mark a physical text. Contact me if your reading quiz scores are not what you expe ...o personalize the virtual experience: examples from last semester - put up a pic for video off. Share something about where you are. Dogs, cats, music
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• Philosophy of Food Fall 2020 Class Notes and Reading Schedule
  ...no.org (linked from alfino.org), Sharepoint site (link at main course wiki page). ...your Saint name. Customer service will never ask you for your Saint name. A friendly grade curve gives you good information about your performance whil
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• Happiness Fall 2017 Class Notes
  Audio from class: First section, parts a and b [http://alfino.org/audiofromclass/45001AUG29a.mp3], [http://alfino.or :*Today's readings come from a history of happiness and a contemporary philosophical reflection on "living well" -- one of our core m
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• Happiness Fall 2015 Class Notes
  ...but develops Athenian cultural values in a radically new way. This begins a distinctive kind of narrative about happiness in the West. ::A. Plato - Symposium gives us picture of Plato's view.
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• Fall 2014 Happiness Class Notes
  ...but develops Athenian cultural values in a radically new way. This begins a distinctive kind of narrative about happiness in the West. ::A. Plato - Symposium gives us picture of Plato's view.
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• Spring 2019 Ethics Class Notes and Reading Schedule
  ...ent -- view one of the youtube videos about the experiment. read the wiki page. *Philosophy makes use of a wide range of evidence and knowledge. In this course you will encounter al
  129 KB (19,035 words) - 17:31, 7 May 2019
• Fall 2021 Reading Schedule and Class Notes
  :::*This is a writing enriched course. Why. :::*a. Learning to assess writing. Writers improve when they acquire skills in e
  161 KB (24,183 words) - 21:51, 8 December 2021
• Spring 2021 Ethics Class Notes and Reading Schedule
  ::*Reading - Keep track of the time you spend reading for the course. Mark a physical text. Contact me if your reading quiz scores are not what you expe ...-- What if Ethics has its origins in our natural history? Why this is/was a radical claim.
  223 KB (33,422 words) - 20:14, 29 April 2021
• Fall 2020 Ethics Class Notes and Reading Schedule
  ...no.org (linked from alfino.org), Sharepoint site (link at main course wiki page). ...your Saint name. Customer service will never ask you for your Saint name. A friendly grade curve gives you good information about your performance whil
  188 KB (28,123 words) - 19:33, 3 January 2021
• Philosophy of Food Fall 2018 Class Notes
  :*Later defined by a german scientists (Favre and Silbermann in 1852 or Mayer in 1848) as: Amoun ...walk in cooler. Implication that the woman with the sewing machine “made a mess”?
  107 KB (16,029 words) - 21:01, 16 April 2019
• Fall 2021 Ethics Class Notes and Reading Schedule
  :::*This is a writing enriched course. Why. :::*a. Learning to assess writing. Writers improve when they acquire skills in e
  246 KB (36,993 words) - 20:47, 9 December 2021
• Philosophy of Food Spring 2022 Class Notes and Reading Schedule
  :*What's so exciting about studying food deeply at this time? Start a list.... ...ur default grading scheme, but it is an optional assignment. You could do a Research Paper instead. (Student Introductions)
  188 KB (28,020 words) - 17:49, 27 April 2022
• Spring 2022 Ethics Class Notes and Reading Schedule
  :::*This is a writing enriched course. Why. ...weight of "Points". This allows you to work on early difficulties without a big effect on your final grade.
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