MIT Philosophy Subjects Fall 1998

Number	Title (link to subject webpage)	Instructor	Day/Time	Room
24.00 HASS-D final exam	Problems of philosophy	Thomson	MW12-1	2-190
	Recitation I Recitation II Recitation III Recitation IV Recitation V		F12-1 F12-1 F12-1 F12-1 F12-1	38-166 36-144 24-407 24-402 24-307
24.02 HASS-D final exam	What is the best way to live?	Voeller	MW10-11	66-168
	Recitation I Recitation II Recitation III		F10-11 F10-11 F10-11	38-136 24-407 56-180
24.04J HASS-D	Justice	Cohen	MW2-3	56-114
	Recitation I Recitation II Recitation III Recitation IV		F2-3 F2-3 F12-1 R4-5	38-166 38-136 36-839 38-166
24.172	Being and Time	Rota	F7-10pm	4-163
24.200 final exam	Ancient philosophy	Haslanger	TR11-12.30	E56-249
24.206	Human affect	Singer	M2-5	24-110
24.209	Studies in film and media: philosophical themes	Singer	T7-10	2-132
24.237J final exam	Feminist theory	Haslanger	TR2.30-4	E39-329
24.241 final exam	Logic I	Glanzberg	MW11-12.30	66-144
24.244 final exam	Modal logic	McGee	R9.30-12:30	5-231
24.251	Intro to philosophy of language	McGee	TR1-2.30	66-154
24.260	Topics in philosophy	Hall	MW1-2.30	56-169
24.292	Special topics in philosophy	*See dept.

Number	Title (link to subject webpage)	Instructor	Day/Time	Room
24.400	Proseminar I	Byrne	TF10-1	E39-329
24.410	Topics in the history of philosophy	Voeller	W2-5	E39-329
24.501	Topics in metaphysics (Truth, being, and all that)	Yablo	M3-6	E51-390
24.729	Topics in philosophy of language	Glanzberg	T2-5	E39-335
24.808	Rationality and action	Stalnaker	R2-5	E39-335
24.891	Special graduate topics in philosophy	*See dept.
24.THG	Graduate thesis	*To be arranged

Updated 9/28/98