1 | Introduction | |
Knowledge |
2 | Can we know anything about the external world? | |
3 | Can we know anything about the external world? (continued) | Assignment #1 due |
4 | Can we know anything about the external world? (continued) | Assignment#2 due |
5 | Can we know anything about the external world? (continued) | |
6 | Can we know anything about the external world? (continued) | Assignment #3 due |
7 | What is knowledge? | Assignment #4 due |
8 | What is knowledge? (continued) | |
9 | What is knowledge? (continued) | First paper topics available
Assignment #5 due |
10 | What is knowledge? (continued) | |
11 | What is knowledge? (continued) | Assignment #6 due |
12 | What is knowledge? (continued) | First paper draft due |
13 | What is knowledge? (continued) | First paper draft returned |
14 | What is knowledge? (continued) | In-class mid-term exam |
Belief |
15 | Can we have reasonable or justified beliefs? | Assignment #7 due |
16 | Can we have reasonable or justified beliefs? (continued) | First paper final version due |
17 | Foundationalism | Assignment #8 due |
18 | Foundationalism (continued) | |
19 | Reliabilism | |
20 | Reliabilism (continued) | Assignment #9 due |
21 | Reliabilism (continued) | Second paper topics available
Assignment #10 due |
22 | Reliabilism (continued) | |
23 | Partial belief | |
24 | Partial belief (continued) | Second paper draft due |
25 | Partial belief (continued) | |
26 | Partial belief (continued) | Second paper draft returned
Assignment #11 due
Second paper due (a week after the last class session) |