OVERVIEW

LESSON 1A:
What is Philosophy?

LESSON 1B: The Lesson Book
LESSON 1C: Note-taking

LESSON 2A:
Questioning and Socrates

LESSON 2B: It is so, it is not so
LESSON 2C: Marcus Aurelius

LESSON 3A:
Plato, Life and Work

LESSON 3B: Allegory of the Cave

LESSON 4A:
Self-Questioning and Descartes

LESSON 4B: I Think Therefore
LESSON 4C: Nature of "I"

LESSON 5A:
Order, Analysis and Newton

LESSON 5B: Scientific Method
LESSON 5C: Science and Work

LESSON 6A:
Voltaire's Double

LESSON 6B: Skepticism and Voltaire
LESSON 6C: Malcom X Double

LESSON 7A:
Naturalism and Rousseau

LESSON 7B: Civilized Naturally
LESSON 7C: Thoreau and Describing

LESSON 8A:
Individualism and Emerson

LESSON 8B: Just Another Joe
LESSON 8C: Self Determination and Kierkegaard
LESSON 8D: Get What You Want

LESSON 9A:
Subjectivity and Bergson

LESSON 9B: Relativity and Einstein

LESSON 10A:
Activism and Russell

LESSON 10B: Let's Get Active
LESSON 10C: Cesar Chavez

LESSON 11A:
Holistic and Quine

LESSON 11B: Think as One
LESSON 11C: Let's Get it Together

LESSON 12A:
Existentialism and Camus

LESSON 12B: Power of the Spirit
LESSON 12C: "Life is Beautiful"

LESSON 13A:
Deconstructionism and Derrida

LESSON 13B: Piece by Piece
LESSON 13C: Deconstructing the Lion King

LESSON 14A:
Our Own Ways of Thinking

Ways of Thinking