Philosophy 1630: Syllabus

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As I have not taught this material previously, the syllabus should be regarded as fluid. We shall have to see as the semester progresses how accurate my guesses about how much time we will want to spend on different topics will prove to be.

7 September Introductory Meeting
9 September Section 1.1
12 September
14 September
16 September
End of material covered by Problem Set #1: Due 23 September
19 September Section 1.3
21 September
End of material covered by Problem Set #2: Due 28 September
23 September Section 1.4
26 September
28 September
30 September Section 1.5
End of material covered by Problem Set #3: Due 7 October
3 October Introduction to Quantification Theory
5 October Section 2.1, pp. 83-90
7 October
End of material covered by Mid-term Examination
10 October

No Class: Columbus Day Holiday

12 October Review Session
14 October Mid-Term Examination
17 October Section 2.1, pp. 90-94
19 October
End of material covered by Problem Set #4: Due 26 October
21 October Section 2.2, pp. 96-105
24 October
26 October
28 October Section 2.2, pp. 105-12
31 October
End of material covered by Problem Set #5: Due 7 November
2 November Section 2.3, pp. 114-29
4 November
7 November
9 November
11 November
End of material covered by Problem Set #6: Due 18 November
14 November Section 3.1, pp. 194-200
16 November
18 November Section 3.2
21 November
28 November
End of material covered by Problem Set #7: Due 5 December
30 November Section 1.6, pp. 63-67
2 December
5 December Section 3.3, pp. 216-24
7 December
End of material covered by Problem Set #8: Due 15 December
15 December Take-home Final Examination Due by 5pm

 

Richard Heck Department of Philosophy Brown University