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Week
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Topics
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Study Metarials
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1
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Basic Features of the Philosophy of Enlightenment
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R1- Chapter 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
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2
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British Enlightenment: John Locke and An Introduction to His Theory of Knowledge
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R1- Chapter 11-pp. 570-578
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3
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Locke: Source and the Possibility of Knowledge
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R1- Chapter 11-pp. 578-598
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4
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George Berkeley; An Introduction to His Philosophy
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R1- Chapter 11-pp. 599-605
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5
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George Berkeley; `to be is to be perceived`
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R1- Chapter 11-pp. 606-612
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6
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David Hume; An Introduction to His Philosophy
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R1- Chapter 12- pp. 621-626
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7
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Hume: Ideas and impressions; Is it a habit of causality?
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R1- Chapter 12- pp. 627-632
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8
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French Enlightenment: Voltaire and Diderot
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R1-Chapter 13
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9
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Rousseau: The Critique of Civilization and Inequality Among Men
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R1-Chapter 15- pp. 773-780
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10
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Rousseau:Social Contract
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R1- Chapter 15-pp. 785-800
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11
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German Enlightenment: Immanuel Kant and Enlightenment
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SR9-pp. 211-221
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12
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Critique of Pure Reason; Is a synthetic a priori knowledge possible ?
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R1- Chapter 14-pp. 707-722
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13
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Critique of Pure Reason and Critique of Practical Reason
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R1- Chapter 14- pp. 722-732
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14
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Critique of Practical Reason: Morality and Freedom, Duty, The Categorical Imperative
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SR8
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