-- Wisdom & Argument --		1/13 -1/24
Pojman,	"What Is Philosophy?"	pp.2-5
Plato,	from Apology	pp.7-18
Lee,	"Identifying and Formulating Arguments"	web
-- God & Faith --		1/27 - 2/7
Aquinas,	"The Five Ways"	pp.49-51
Hume,	from Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion	pp.73-80
James,	"The Will to Believe"	pp.111-119
	First Examination	2/10
-- State & Authority --		2/12 - 2/21
Wolff,	"In Defense of Anarchism"	pp.446-449
Hobbes,	from Leviathan	pp.451-460
Mill,	from On Liberty	pp.467-473
-- Reality & Truth --		2/24 - 3/7
Berkeley,	from Three Dialogues between Hylas and Philonous	pp.162-170
Russell,	from The Problems of Philosophy	pp.191-195
	Second Examination	3/10
-- Skepticism & Knowledge --		3/12 - 3/31
Descartes,	from Meditations on First Philosophy	pp.144-149
Descartes,	from Meditations on First Philosophy	pp.230-233
Hume,	"The Origin of Our Ideas and Skepticism about Causal Reasoning"	pp.171-179
	Third Examination	4/2
-- Mind & Self --		4/4 - 4/16
Churchland,	from Matter and Consciousness	pp.254-268
Searle,	"Minds, Brains, and Computers"	pp.277-284
Parfit & Vesey,	"Brain Transplants and Personal Identity: A Dialogue"	pp.296-284
-- Life & Happiness --		4/18 - 4/28
Epicurus,	"Moderate Hedonism"	pp.499-504
Mill,	from Utilitarianism	pp.428-434
Epictetus,	from Enchiridion	pp.506-514
	Fourth Examination	4/30
	Universal Makeup Examination	5/5 or 5/6

This schedule is subject to change.