Semester:
Fall
Offered:
2007
Graduate seminar. Is the widespread practice among analytic philosophers of appealing to "intuitions" about cases legitimate? What, if anything, could establish the legitimacy of that practice? What, if anything, would constitute a viable alternative?
 | Syllabus | 95 KB |
| Meeting 1 - Handout 1 | 76 KB |
| Meeting 1 - Handout 2 | 56 KB |
| Meeting 1 - Handout 3 | 60 KB |
| Meeting 1 - Handout 4 | 82 KB |
| Meeting 2 - Handout 1 | 99 KB |
| Meeting 2 - Handout 2 | 110 KB |
| Meeting 3 - Handout | 124 KB |
| Meeting 4 - Handout | 104 KB |
| Meeting 5 - Handout | 89 KB |
| Meeting 6 - Handout | 114 KB |
| Meeting 7 - Handout | 120 KB |
| Meeting 8 - Handout | 117 KB |
| Meeting 9 - Handout | 114 KB |
| Meeting 10 - Handout | 108 KB |
| Meeting 11 - Handout | 113 KB |
| Meeting 12 - Handout | 114 KB |
| Meeting 13 - Handout | 113 KB |