Links to class notes:

Introduction to Philosophy	History of Philosophy	Logic
Ethics	Other items	Why the Internet?
Truth, Beauty and Goodness	Introduction to the Humanities I	Introduction to the Humanities II

Introduction to Philosophy:

Current Syllabi: Phil A201 . The following lecture notes are based on an in-class course. For the web course the syllabus is all you need to follow. For those interested however, there used to be a telecourse we used for this that we have not used for years. But if you are interested in it you can follow this old link for notes to go with the telecourse "The Examined Life."

Lecture 1	Lecture 2	Lecture 3	Lecture 4	Lecture 5	Lecture 6	Lecture 7	Lecture 8
Lecture 9	Lecture 10	Lecture 11	Lecture 12	Lecture 13	Lecture 14	Lecture 15	Lecture 16
Lecture 17	Lecture 18

Ancient and Medieval Philosophy:

Pre-history	Pre-Socratics	Socrates	Plato	Aristotle
Post-Aristotelians	Augustine	Early Middle Ages	Islam	Late Middle Ages

Early Modern Philosophy:

What are these notes for?

Ancient and Medieval Overview	Copernicus, Kepler, and Galileo	Descartes	Hobbes	Spinoza
Leibniz	Locke	Berkeley	Hume	Kant
Hegel	Schopenhauer	Feurbach	Marx	Kierkegaard
Nietzsche	Sartre	Peirce	James	Dewey
Wittgenstein	Russell	Quine	Rorty	MacIntyre
Rawls

Introduction to the Humanities I

Lecture 1	Lecture 2	Lecture 3
Lecture 4	Lecture 5	Lecture 6
Lecture 7	Lecture 8	Lecture 9
Lecture 10	Lecture 11	Lecture 12

Introduction to the Humanities II

Lecture 1	Lecture 2	Lecture 3
Lecture 4	Lecture 5	Lecture 6
Lecture 7	Lecture 8	Lecture 9
Lecture 10

Logic:

Lecture 1	Lecture 2	Lecture 3	Lecture 4	Lecture 5
Lecture 6	Lecture 7	Lecture 8	Lecture 9	Lecture 10
Lecture 11	Lecture 12	Lecture 13	Lecture 14	Lecture 15

Ethics:

Phil A301 Fall 2000.

Truth, Beauty and Goodness:

Tractatus	Rejection	Meaning	Intentionality	Rule
Thinking	Will	Private	Aspect	Person
Inner / Outer	Necessity	Certainty	Philosophy	Ethics
Why Bother	Imitation

Other items of interest:

What is a person?	Frequently Asked Questions
Glossary of terms	Favorite Commandments
Princess Earth	Statistics on Commandments Quiz
Fundamentalism	The Philosophical Quest
Why Physics?	Why Music?

Reflective Thinking	Hegel notes
How I got interested in Philosophy	Summary of Ethical Theories
What is Religion?	Philosophers and Topics
	Using the Internet in Class

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