Syllabus | Schedule |
Two comments about the study guide:
Section Number and Options APPROXIMATE length expected Proportion of grade I. Multiple choice 11 questions 25% II. Locke Choose 1 of 3 100 to 200 wordss 25% III. Hume Choose 1 of 3 150 to 225 words 30% IV. Hume and Kant Choose 1 of 2 100 to 200 wordss 20%
Qsn # | Weight | Options | Approximate length | Time estimate |
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#1 | 10% | Choose 2 of 3 | 25 to 50 words | 5 to 10 minutes |
#2 | 15% | Choose 1 of 2 | 75 to 125 words | 5 to 15 minutes |
#3 | 35% | Choose 1 of 2 | 150 to 225 words | 20 to 25 minutes |
#2 | 40% | Choose 1 of 2 | 175 to 275 words | 20 to 35 minutes |
Since these selections do not fill the pages listed, there is less material here than the page numbers would suggest. So we might be able to cover most or all of them this Thursday, March 24. If we complete our discussion of these selections this Thursday, you should plan to discuss Sections II - IV in Hume's Enquiry (pp. 538 -548) on Tuesday, March 29. Otherwise, we will finish our discussion of Locke on March 29, and get as far in these sections of Hume's Enquiry as we can. Book I Part iii Section 12 of Hume'sTreatise will be deleted from the schedule. Further modifications will be made and shown in an updated schedule, but no sooner than this Friday (and probably later).
Book III Chapter iii # 6, 7, and 11 - 15 pp. 377 - 380 Book III Chapter vi # 2 - 4, 9, 26, and 28 pp. 381 - 384 Book IV Chapter i - Chapter ii #3 pp. 386 - 390 Book IV Chapter xi # 1 - 10 pp. 411 - 414
In light of the likelihood of extended discussion requiring further modification in the schedule, the schedule now includes an adjustment day. If we fall behind by a single day again, this will allow us to change the dates of assignments without deleting any readings or compressing discussion of later readings into fewer days. Of course, further delays would require furthadditional adjustments. If we are still on schedule by the adjustment date, we can move our later assignments forward. That would allow us a little leeway for extra time on subsequent readings.
Last modified May 11, 2011. |
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