Class Notes
28 - Kant on the ontological argument (slides)
27 - Kant on the transcendental Deduction and the Refutation of Idealism (slides)
26 - Kant on the Synthetic A Priori and the Transcendental Aesthetic (slides)
25 - Panel #10: The Self slides; Panel #11: Laws of Nature slides; my final Hume slides
24 - Panel #7: Two Brands of Idealism slides (the prezi!); Panel #8: The Existence of the External World slides; Panel #9: Free Will slides
22 - Hume on the Self and Free Will (Slides)
21 - Hume on the Problem of Induction (Slides)
20 - Hume on Matters of Fact and Relations of Ideas (New and improved Slides)
19 - Berkeley on Mathematics and Science (Slides)
18 - Berkeley on Abstract Ideas (Slides)
Slides from Panel #3, on Innate Ideas
17 - Berkeley's Idealism (Slides)
15 - Locke on Language and Abstract Ideas (Slides)
14 - Locke on Minds and Freedom
Slides from Panel #2, on the Arguments for the Existence of God
13 - Locke on Innate Ideas and the Primary/Secondary Distinction (My Slides)
12 - Newton and Leibniz on Space and Time (Slides)
11 - Leibniz on Theodicy, Necessity, and Freedom (Slides)
10 - Leibniz on Monads, Truth, Minds, and Bodies
9 - Spinoza on Minds, Bodies, and Freedom (Slides)
8 - Spinoza on Monism (Slides)
6 - Objections and Replies (Slides)
5 - The External World and The Mind-Body Distinction (Slides)
4 - Arguments for the Existence of God and Applying the Criterion (Slides)
3 - The Cogito, Certainty, and Sense Experience (Slides)
2 - Sense Experience, Method, and Doubt (Slides)
1 - Early Modern Philosophy and the Scientific Revolution (Slides)