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Notes — PHL-1010

Study notes for every week in this course — objectives, key terms, concept prose, worked examples, and a self-check. Download the Word file to add your name and handwritten notes.

Introduction to Philosophy — Plato's Cave

Week 1 · Week 1: Introduction to Philosophy — Plato's Cave · Ch. 1: What Philosophy Is, Ch. 2: How Philosophy is Done  ·  Read  ·  Word

Greek Philosophy 2 — Plato's Apology

Week 2 · Week 2: Greek Philosophy 2 — Plato's Apology · Ch. 3: Ancient Philosophy  ·  Read  ·  Word

Plato's Symposium · Aristotle's Four Causes · Basic Logic and Fallacies

Week 3 · Week 3: Plato's Symposium · Aristotle's Four Causes · Basic Logic and Fallacies · Ch. 2: How Philosophy is Done, Ch. 3: Ancient Philosophy, Ch. 8: Love and Happiness  ·  Read  ·  Word

Philosophy and the Sacred — The Great Monotheisms, Augustine, Aquinas

Week 4 · Week 4: Philosophy and the Sacred — The Great Monotheisms, Augustine, Aquinas · Ch. 3: Ancient Philosophy, Ch. 4: The Rationalists  ·  Read  ·  Word

Modern Philosophy — Descartes and Locke

Week 5 · Week 5: Modern Philosophy — Descartes and Locke · Ch. 4: The Rationalists, Ch. 5: The Empiricists  ·  Read  ·  Word

Kant · Women in Philosophy · Thinkers of Color

Week 6 · Week 6: Kant · Women in Philosophy · Thinkers of Color · Ch. 10: Right Action, Ch. 11: Social Justice  ·  Read  ·  Word

Conclusion — Final Major Essay

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Week 7 · Week 7: Conclusion — Final Major Essay · Ch. 9: Meta-Ethics, Ch. 10: Right Action, Ch. 11: Social Justice  ·  Read  ·  Word

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