Week 1: Introduction

Week 1: Russell. "Our Knowledge of the External World"

Week 2: Russell. "On Denoting"

Week 2: Strawson. "On Referring" and Russell's response

Week 3: Quine. "On What There Is"

Week 3: Ayer. "The A Priori " and the Logical Positivist program

Week 4: Quine. "Two Dogmas of Empiricism"

Week 4: Frege. "On Sense and Reference"

Week 5: Black. "The Identity of Indiscernibles"

Week 5: Quine. "Identity, Ostension and Hypostasis"

Week 7: Turing. "Computing Machinery and Intelligence"

Week 7: Searle. "Minds, Brains, and Programs"

Week 8: Lewis. "Mad Pain and Martian Pain"

Week 8: Kripke. "Identity and Necessity"

Week 9: Putnam. "Meaning and Reference"

Week 10: Donald Davidson. "Knowing One's Own Mind"

Week 10: Dennett. "Where Am I?"

Week 11: Parfit. "Personal Identity"

Week 11: Olson. "An Argument for Animalism"

Week 12: Block. "Inverted Earth"

Week 12: Jackson. "What Mary Didn't Know"

Week 14: Sider. "Time Travel, Coincidences and Counterfactuals"

Week 14: Bennett. "Spatio-Temporal Coincidence and the Grounding Problem"