PHIL 201 Philosophy of Human Nature (Summer)

PHIL 201
Philosophy of Human Nature
Summer Course

David H. Calhoun
Brian Clayton

Online readings available for this course

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Leonardo da Vinci, "Proportion of Man"

Online readings available for this course
Please see Course schedule for assignment dates for specific readings.

Aristotle, On the Soul II, 1-3
Brian Clayton, An Analytic Outline of Plato's Phaedo
Brian Clayton, Philosophy and Truth
Brian Clayton, Reichenbach's Criticism of Plato's "Forms" Argument
Brian Clayton, Understanding Descartes
Brian Clayton, Worldviews and God
Epicurus, Letter to Menoeceus
Thomas Aquinas, "The Existence of God" (Summa Theologica Part One, Question Two)

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