Handouts and Exercises for Philosophy Classes
On this website you will find handouts and exercises meant to illustrate important concepts in the history of philosophy. These handouts have been donated by caring philosophy teachers for the purpose of facilitating the pedagogy of philosophy. As is standard in offline scholarship, any material taken from this website must be credited to the author.
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American Philosophy
James: The Dilemma of Determinism (Doug Browning)
James: The Will to Believe (Doug Browning)
Hints, Tips, Advice
Understanding Philosophy (David Hildebrand)
Writing Philosophy (Bill Myers)
Analyzing a Philosophical Text Using Deweyan Inquiry (David Hildebrand)
Ethics
Mill's Harm Principle (Bill Myers)
Rawls' Original Position done as a Class Exercise on Grading (Glenn Rawson and Todd Mason-Darnell)
Miscellaneous
Anselm's Proof for God's Existence (David Hildebrand)
Descartes' Meditation 3 (Bill Myers)
Euthyphro and the Divine Command Theory (John Corvino)
Leibniz: Metaphysical Principles and Proofs for God (Bill Myers)
Pascal's Wager (Doug Browning)
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Latest Update by DLH: October 6, 2001