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Here are the reading assignments for Philosophy 151. Readings are taken from Patrick Gardiner’s Nineteenth Century Philosophy and from on-line sources. The schedule is subject to change.
| Month | Day | Topic | Reading |
| September | 30 | Introductory Remarks | |
| October | 2 | Kant and his Successors | Fichte, Divine Government |
| 7 | Schopenhauer I | Will selections | |
| 9 | Schopenhauer II | Character, Virtue, Incommunicability | |
| 14 | Hegel I | The General Concept of Logic | |
| 16 | Hegel II | Phenomenology | |
| 21 | Hegel III | Philosophy of History | |
| 23 | Marx I | Critique of Hegel | |
| 28 | Marx II | Feuerbach Theses, German Ideology | |
| 30 | Marx III | Alienated Labor | |
| November | 4 | Kierkegaard I | The Absolute Paradox |
| 6 | Kierkegaard II | Faith and the Absurd | |
| 13 | Kierkegaard III | Melancholy, Dread | |
| 18 | Nietzsche I | Life, etc., Reasonin Philosophy |
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| 20 | Nietzsche II | Genealogy of Morals | |
| 25 | Nietzsche III | Prejudices of Philosophers | |
| 27 | Dostoyevski I | Notes from Underground | |
| December | 2 | Dostoyevski II | The Grand Inquisitor |
| 4 | Conclusion |