MIT philosophy subjects spring 2004

Recitation II

Number	Title (link to subject webpage)	Instructor	Day/Time	Room
24.UR	Undergraduate Research	*See dept.
24.00 HASS-D CI-H final exam	Problems of Philosophy	Hawley	MW 12-1	1-390
	Recitation I Recitation II Recitation III Recitation IV		F 12-1 F 12-1 F 12-1 F 1-2	56-167 56-180 56-169 56-167
24.02 HASS-D CI-H	What is the Best Way to Live?	Hare	TR 1-2	4-270
	Recitation I Recitation II Recitation III Recitation IV Recitation V		F 1-2 F 1-2 F 1-2 F 2-3 F 2-3	66-154 66-156 56-180 56-180 66-156
24.03 HASS-D final exam	Relativism, Reason, and Reality	Yablo	MW 11-12	1-135
	Recitation I Recitation II		F 11-12 F 11-12	56-169 56-167
24.119	Minds and Machines	Byrne	MW 10-11	4-231
	Recitation I Recitation II		F 10-11 F 10-11	5-232 5-231
24.202 CI-H	Modern Philosophy: Descartes to Kant	Hall	TR 11-12:30	1-134
24.209	Philosophy in Film and Other Media	Singer	M 2-5	5-231
			screenings held in	1-190
24.221 final exam	Metaphysics	Stalnaker	MW 11-12:30	56-167
24.242	Logic II	McGee	TR 9:30-11	36-372
24.251	Intro to Philosophy of Language	Hawley	MW 2:30-4	66-160
24.260	Topics in Philosophy	Newman	MW 1-2:30	24-112
24.262	Feeling & Imagination in Art, Science, and Technology	Singer	T 2-4	4-251
			3rd hour TBA
24.293	Special Topics in Philosophy	*See dept.

Number	Title (link to subject webpage)	Instructor	Day/Time	Room
24.401	Proseminar II	Byrne,Stalnaker	T 10-1 F 10-1	32-D831 32-D831
24.410	Topics in History of Philosophy	Haslanger	R 10-1	66-148
24.611J	Political Philosophy	Cohen Amartya Sen	M 2-4	Emerson Hall, 305 Harvard University
24.711	Topics in Philosophical Logic	McGee	T 2-5	32-D831
24.810	Topics in Philosophy of Science	Hall	M 7-10	32-D831
24.892	Special Graduate Topics in Philosophy: Classification, Natural Kinds and Conceptual Change: Race as a Case Study	Haslanger, Maglo	M 11:30-2:30	36-112
24.THG	Graduate Thesis	*See dept.