Syllabus

Class Notes

Handouts

Readings

Links

Timeline

 

Class Notes

 

28 - Kant on the Limits of Reason (Slides)

27 - Kant on Apperception, the Application of Concepts, and the Transcendental Deduction (Slides)

26 - Kant on The Synthetic A Priori and Forms of Intuition (Slides)

25 - From Hume to Kant Slides

Panel #9 (Free Will) Trailer

Panel #8 (External World) Script

Panel #6: Slides

Panel #5 (Minds and Bodies II) Notes

Panel #4 (Primary-Secondary Distinction) 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 (Slides)

19 - Berkeley on Mathematics, Science, and God (Slides)

18 - Berkeley on Abstract Ideas (Slides)

17 - Berkeley's Idealism (Slides)

15 - Locke on Abstract Ideas (Slides)

14 - Locke on Identity and the Self (Panel #2 Dialogue, Panel #2 Slides, My Locke Slides)

13 - Locke Against Innate Ideas and for the Primary/Secondary Distinction (Panel #1 slides, My Slides)

12 - Leibniz and Newton on Space and Time (Slides)

11 - Leibniz on Theodicy, Necessity, and Freedom (Slides)

10 - Leibniz on Monads, Truth, Minds, and Bodies (Slides)

9 - Spinoza on Freedom and Error (Slides)

8 - Spinoza on Monism and on the Mind (Slides)

7 - Hobbes (Slides)

6 - Objections and Replies (Slides, Handouts, Full Version)

5 - Meditation Six (Slides)

4 - Meditations Four and Five (Slides)

3 - Meditations Two and Three (Slides)

2 - Knowledge and Meditation One (Slides)

1 - Early Modern Philosophy and the Scientific Revolution (Slides)