Phil 3100 - What We Did Each Day

(or plan to do)

Week 14

M 4/23

W 4/25

F 4/27

 

Week 13

M 4/16

W 4/18

F 4/20

Week 12

M 4/9

W 4/11

F 4/13

Week 11

M 4/2

W 4/4

F 4/6

Week 10

M 3/19

W 3/21

W 3/23

Week 9

M 3/12

W 3/14

F 3/16

Week 8

M 3/5

W 3/7

F 3/9

Week 7

M 2/27

W 2/29

F 3/2

Week 6

M 2/20

W 2/22

F 2/24

Week 5

M 2/13

W 2/15

F 2/17

Week 4

M 2/6

W 2/8

F 2/10

Week 3

M 1/30:

W 2/1

F 2/3

Week 2

M 1/23:

W 1/25:

F 1/27:

Week 1

W 1/18: First day stuff (introductions, roll, syllabus).

F 1/20: Our initial views in metaethics.




 


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F 4/15: Started off Friday right. QUIZ #9.

Week 14:

M 4/18: Some possible solutions to the Trolley Problem (1) 1 in Switch assumes risk; (2) 1 in Footbridge would be treated as a mere means [but consider Loop]; (3) 1 in Footbridge would be physically touched [but consider Trapdoor]; (4) Thomson's answer.

W 4/20: Listened to first segment of Radiolab's program "Morality," on the trolley problem. Discussed how empirical evidence might yield results in moral philosophy.

F 4/22: NO CLASS

Week 15:

M 4/25: REVIEW FOR EXAM #3

W 4/27: EXAM #3. Bring a bluebook and blue or black ink. Don't write your name on the bluebook yet, since we'll be trading them.

F 2/29: SECOND PAPER DUE (see paper guidelines and prompts). FCQ's. Return and review Exam #3. Review course grades.

Finals Week

W 5/4: OPTIONAL TAKE-OVER EXAM, 7:30 p.m.