Reading schedule

June 4th: Prolegomena, pp. 1-22 (pp. 1-8; §2/pp. 9-14; §5/pp. 17-22)

6th: Prolegomena, pp. 23-63 (§9-13/pp. 23-34; §14-21/pp. 35-43; §29-36/pp. 50-58)

11th: Prolegomena, pp. 64-84 (§40-45/p. 64-69; 50-54/pp. 73-82; §56/pp. 83-84)

13th: Prolegomena, pp. 85-104 (all)

18th: Hegel, pp. 19-36 (§6-12/pp. 23-32)

20th: Hegel, pp. 44-79 (“Introduction”, “Consciousness”/pp. 44-63)

25th: Hegel, pp. 102-113, 127-145 (pp. 127-140)

27th: Hegel, pp. 145-189 (§40-46/pp. 145-155; §48/pp. 157-160; §213-216/pp. 170-174; §223-232/pp. 177-184)

July 2nd: Hegel, pp. 257-313 (“Preface”-§104/pp. 256-269; §535-§281/pp. 284-297)

4th: Class cancelled

9th: Of Habit, pp. 25-77

11th: Introduction to the Positive Philosophy, Part I

16th: Introduction, Part II

18th: On Liberty, I-II (Ch. II)

23rd: Liberty, III-V (Ch. III-IV)

25th: Peirce, “How to Make our Ideas Clear”, “The Scientific Attitude and Falliblism”, “The Principles of Phenomenology”

30th: Peirce, “Some Consequences of Four Incapacities”, “The Essentials of Pragmatism”, “The Law of the Mind”