Analytic Philosophy Schedule

(subject to revision!)

		Tuesday	Thursday
24-Jan	26-Jan		About this course: a brief history of philosophy, where analytic philosophy fits and what it is.
31-Jan	2-Feb	Russell. "Our Knowledge of the External World"	Russell. "On Denoting"
7-Feb	9-Feb	Strawson. "On Referring" Russell. "Mr. Strawson on Referring"	Quine. "On What There Is"
14-Feb	16-Feb	Ayer. "The A Priori"	APA Conference: no classes
21-Feb	23-Feb	Quine. "Two Dogmas of Empiricism"	Quine. "Two Dogmas of Empiricism" Frege. "On Sense and Reference"
28-Feb	1-Mar	Frege. "On Sense and Reference"	Black. "The Identity of Indiscernibles"
6-Mar	8-Mar	Spring Break – no classes
13-Mar	15-Mar	Discussion and Review	Test 1
20-Mar	22-Mar	Quine. “Identity, Ostension, Hypostasis”	SCP Conference:
27-Mar	29-Mar	Kripke. “Identity and Necessity.”	Putnam. Meaning and Reference
3-Apr	5-Apr	Turing. "Computing Machinery and Intelligence" "Searle. "Minds, Brains, and Programs"	Easter Break – no classes
10-Apr	12-Apr	Lewis. “Mad Pain and Martian Pain.”	Block. “Inverted Earth”
17-Apr	19-Apr	Jackson. “Epiphenomenal Qualia” Jackson. “What Mary Didn’t Know”	Dennett. “Where Am I?”
24-Apr	26-Apr	Olson. “An Argument for Animalism”?	Parfit. “Personal Identity” Proposal Due!
1-May	3-May	Discussion and Review	Test II
8-May	10-May	Student Presentations	Student Presentations