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Readings: RR-Reason and Responsibility, 11th Edition textbook; CP-Course Reader Pack


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Introduction


I. «Hªº²z¥Ñ¡G¤W«Ò¦s¦b¶Ü¡H
I. REASON TO BELIEVE: DOES GOD EXIST?

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Existence of God:
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Ontological Argument
Feinberg and Shafer-Landau,¡q²Ä¤@³¡¡G¾É½×¡r(RR, pp. 2-6)
Feinberg and Shafer-Landau, "Part I: Introduction" (RR, pp. 2-6)
Anselm,¡q¥»Åé½×½×ÃÒ¡r(¿ï¦Û¡m«ÅÁ¿¡n) (RR)
Anselm, "The Ontological Argument," from Proslogium. (RR)
Rowe,¡q¥»Åé½×½×ÃÒ¡r (RR)
Rowe, "The Ontological Argument" (RR)
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Problem of Evil
Dostoevsky,¡q¤Ï«q¡r(¿ï¦Û¡m¥d©Ô°¨§U¤Ò¥S§Ì­Ì¡n) (RR)
Dostoevsky, "Rebellion," from The Brothers Karamazov (RR)
Mackie,¡q´c»P¥þ¯à¡r(RR)
Mackie, "Evil and Omnipotence" (RR)
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Freewill Defense
Van Inwagen,¡q´cªº¶q«×¡B«ùÄò¡B»P´²§G¡G¦ÛµM¯«¾Ç¡r(RR)
Van Inwagen, "The Magnitude, Duration, and Distribution of Evil: A Theodicy" (RR)
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Pascal's Wager
Pascal,¡q½äª`¡r(RR)
Pascal, "The Wager" (RR)
Blackburn,¡q©_ÂÝ»P¨£ÃÒ¡r (RR)
Blackburn, "Miracles and Testimony" (RR)
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FIRST ARGUMENT ANALYSIS DUE


II. «H¤§²z¥Ñ¡G¤k¤h¡A´N³o¨Ç¨Æ¹ê¶Ü¡H
II. REASON TO BELIEVE: JUST THE FACTS, MA'AM?

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Ethics of Belief:
ÃÒ¾Ú¥D¸q»P¹ê¥Î¥D¸q
Evidentialism v. Pragmatism
Clifford,¡q«H¥õªº­Û²z¾Ç¡r (RR)
Clifford, "The Ethics of Belief" (RR)
James,¡q¬Û«H¤§·N§Ó¡r (RR)
James, "The Will to Believe" (RR)
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Social Context of Belief:
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Ideology
Marx and Engels,¡q¹ï©v±Ðªº§å§P¡r" (CP)
Marx and Engels, "Critique of Religion" (CP)
Schmitt,¡q·NÃѧκA¡r (CP)
Schmitt, "Ideology" (CP)
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Racism and Irrationality
Appiah,¡qºØ±Ú¥D¸q¡r (CP)
Appiah, "Racisms" (CP)
²Ä¤@¥÷³ø§iú¥æ´Á­­
FIRST PAPER DUE (in section)
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no class (Columbus Day)
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Scientific Reason or
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Scientific Faith?
David Hume, ¡m¤HÃþ²z¸Ñ½×¡n(¸`¿ý¥», RR)
David Hume, An Inquiry Concerning Human Understanding (excerpt in RR)
«ØÄ³¾\Ū¡GSalmon, ¡q¹J¨£¥ðÂÓ¡r(RR)
recommended: Salmon, "An Encounter with David Hume" (RR)


III. ­ÓÅé¦P¤@»P¥Ã¥Í
III. PERSONAL IDENTITY AND IMMORTALITY

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Personal Identity I
Perry,¡q½×­ÓÅé¦P¤@»P¥Ã¥Í¡G²Ä¤@©]¡r(RR)
Perry, "A Dialogue on Personal Identity and Immortality: First Night" (RR)
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Personal Identity II
Perry,¡q½×­ÓÅé¦P¤@»P¥Ã¥Í¡G²Ä¤G©]¡r(RR)
Perry, "A Dialogue on Personal Identity and Immortality: Second Night" (RR)
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Personal Identity III
Perry,¡q½×­ÓÅé¦P¤@»P¥Ã¥Í¡G²Ä¤T©]¡r(RR)
Perry, "A Dialogue on Personal Identity and Immortality: Third Night" (RR)
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"Ethical Identity"
Rorty and Wong,¡q¦P¤@»P¥DÅ餧Æ[ÂI¡r(CP)
Rorty and Wong, "Aspects of Identity and Agency" (CP)
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Who Am I?:
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Some Sources of Identity
Appiah,¡q¨ºÁÙ·|¬O§Ú¶Ü¡H¡r(CP)
Appiah, "Would That Still be Me?" (CP)
Fausto-Sterling,¡q«ç¼Ëºâ¤@­Ó¤H¡r (CP)
Fausto-Sterling, "How To Make A Man" (CP)


IV. ¦Û¥Ñ·N§Ó¡B¨M©w½×»P³d¥ô
IV. FREEWILL, DETERMINISM, AND RESPONSIBILITY

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Hard Determinism
Feinberg and Shafer-Landau,¡q²Ä¤­³¡¡G¾É½×¡r(RR pp. 456-462)
Feinberg and Shafer-Landau, "Part IV: Introduction" (RR pp. 456-462)
Holbach,¡q¦Û¥Ñ·N§Óªº¤Ûı¡r(RR)
Holbach, "The Illusion of Free Will" (RR)
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SECOND PAPER DUE (in section)
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Compatibilism I
Ayer,¡q¦Û¥Ñ»P¥²µM¡r(¿ï¦Û¡m­õ¾Ç½×¤å¡n) (RR)
Ayer, "Freedom and Necessity," from Philosophical Essays (RR)
Stace,¡q¦Û¥Ñ·N§Ó¤§°ÝÃD¡r(¿ï¦Û¡m©v±Ð»P²{¥N¤ßÆF¡n) (RR)
Stace, "The Problem of Freewill," from Religion and the Modern Mind (RR)
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Libertarianism
Chisholm,¡q¤Hªº¦Û¥Ñ»P¦Û§Ú¡r(RR)
Chisholm, "Human Freedom and the Self" (RR)
Kane,¡q¦Û¥Ñ·N§Ó¡Gª§½×¡A·s¸ÜÃD¡r
Kane, "Free Will: Ancient Disputes, New Themes"
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no class (Veteran's Day)
¹D¼w¹B®ð
Moral Luck
Nagel,¡q¹D¼w¹B®ð¡r(RR)
Nagel, "Moral Luck" (RR)
²Ä¤G¥÷½×ÃÒ¤ÀªR§@·~ú¥æ´Á­­
SECOND ARGUMENT ANALYSIS DUE


V. ¹D¼w»P¹ïªº¦æ¬°
V. MORALITY AND RIGHT CONDUCT

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Moral Variation Across Cultures
Rachels,¡q¤å¤Æ¬Û¹ï½×ªº¬D¾Ô¡r(¿ï¦Û¡m¹D¼w­õ¾Ç­ì²z¡n) (RR)
Rachels, "The Challenge of Cultural Relativism," from The Elements of Moral Philosophy (RR)
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Ethical Egoism
Nietzsche,¡q¥D¹²­Û²z¡r(¿ï¦Û¡mµ½´c¤§¥~¡n) (RR)
Nietzsche, "Master and Slave Morality," from Beyond Good and Evil (RR)
Rachels, ¡q¹D¼w§Q¤v¥D¸q¡r(¿ï¦Û¡m¹D¼w­õ¾Ç­ì²z¡n) (RR)
Rachels, "Ethical Egoism," from The Elements of Moral Philosophy (RR)
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Utilitarianism
Mill,¡q®Ä¯q¥D¸q¡r²Ä¤@¡B¤G³¹(RR)
Mill, "Utilitarianism," chapters 1-2 (RR)
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Morality's Demands
Singer,¡q°§¯î¡B´I¸Î¡B»P¹D¼w¡r (RR)
Singer, "Famine, Affluence, and Morality" (RR)
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Kantianism
Feldman,¡q±d¼w¤@»P¤G¡r (CP)
Feldman, "Kant I and II" (CP)
O'Neill,¡q±d¼w¥D¸q¹ï¤@¨Ç°§¯î°ÝÃDªº¦^µª¡r (RR)
O'Neill, "Kantian Approaches to Some Famine Problems" (RR)
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Virtue Ethics
McIntyre,¡q¶Ç²Î»P¼w¦æ¡r (CP)
McIntyre, "Tradition and the Virtues" (CP)
Blum,¡q¤½¥­¡B·Oµ½¡B»P¤Í½Ë¡r (CP)
Blum, "Impartiality, Beneficence, and Friendship" (CP)
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THIRD PAPER DUE (in section)
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Ethical Subjectivism
Shafer-Landau,¡q¹D¼w¥DÆ[¥D¸q¡r (RR)
Shafer-Landau, "Ethical Subjectivism" (RR)
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Final lecture
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FINAL EXAM



 
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