January 30\u00a0– Introduction to the class, chapter 1<\/p>\n
February 1\u00a0– Chapter 1<\/p>\n
February 6 – Chapter 1<\/p>\n
February 8 – Quiz 1 due, Read chapter 2 for class, Suggested problems: all chapter 2 problems.<\/p>\n
February 13 – Chapter 2 lecture and problem sets review<\/p>\n
February 15 –\u00a0Chapter 2 lecture and problem sets review<\/p>\n
February 20 – No class: President’s Day<\/p>\n
February 22 – Chapter 2 quiz Part 1 over exercises 2.1 and 2.2, Read Chapter 3 for class, Discuss Logic in Society 1<\/p>\n
February 27 – Chapter 2 quiz Part 2 over exercise 2.4, Chapter 3 lecture and problem sets review, Read Socrates’s Crito<\/a><\/p>\n March 1 – \u00a0Suggested problems: all chapter 3 problems from 3.1, 3.2, and 3.3, begin discussing Socrates critical thinking paper 1 in class<\/p>\n March 6 – Chapter 3\u00a0Quiz part 1 over problems sets 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, Chapter 3 lecture, discussion on Socrates critical thinking paper 1, Discuss Logic in Society 1<\/p>\n March 8 – Chapter 3 Quiz Part 2 over problem sets 3.4, 3.5, Read Chapter 4 for class, Logic in Society 1<\/a>\u00a0due, first Socrates assignment due, discuss Socrates and paper<\/p>\n March 13 – Chapter 3 quiz part 3, Socrates critical thinking paper: Work on it in class, begin study on fallacies (Chapters 5-6, handout:\u00a0Fallacies<\/a>),\u00a0Logic in Society 2 <\/a>due<\/p>\n March 15 – Catch-up<\/p>\n March 20 – Mid-term exam over Chapters 1-3<\/p>\n March 22 – No class,\u00a0Socrates paper<\/a> due<\/p>\n April 3 – Discuss Socrates paper, chapter 4<\/p>\n April 5 – quiz over chapter 4, chapter 11, read\u00a0http:\/\/www.chrisbeatcancer.com\/bend-over-vaccines\/ and\u00a0http:\/\/www.freerangekids.com\/group-that-put-missing-kids-pictures-on-milk-cartons-now-says-dont-teach-kids-stranger-danger\/ in preparation for class discussion on chapter 11.<\/p>\n April 10 – finish chapter 11, begin Fallacies<\/a>\u00a0handout. Please print this handout and bring it to class with you.<\/p>\n April 12 – Quiz over chapter 11, chapters 5-6 and Fallacies<\/a>\u00a0handout. If you have not yet done so, please print this handout and bring it to class without.<\/p>\n April 17 – fallacies<\/p>\n April 19 – falacies<\/p>\n April 24 – Quiz over fallacies, Discuss paper 2,\u00a0Read\u00a0The Ones Who Walked Away From Omelas<\/a><\/p>\n April 26 – Read\u00a0Utilitarianism<\/a>\u00a0and An Introduction to The Principles of Morals and Legislation <\/a>ONLY CHAPTER 1, Khan<\/a>\u00a0Part 1, Khan<\/a> Part 2, Khan<\/a> Part 3, Utilitarianism notes<\/a><\/p>\n May 1 – Read\u00a0Virtue Ethics<\/a>\u00a0and Nichomachean Ethics<\/a> Book I Chapters 1-7, and Book II 6-9, Virtue ethics TED<\/a>, Khan<\/a>, virtue ethics notes<\/a><\/p>\n May 3 – Discuss paper 2 in class<\/p>\n May 8 –\u00a0LIS 3 due if you have not already turned it in.<\/p>\n May 10 –Paper 2 due<\/a>, arguments in culture and class assignment, LIS 4 due<\/a><\/p>\n May 15 – Arguments in culture and class assignment, LIS 5 due<\/a><\/p>\n May 17 – Arguments in culture and class assignment, LIS 6 due<\/a><\/p>\n May 22 – Quizzes 6-9 due, paper 3 discussion, exam review, class wrap-up<\/p>\n