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• Cover
• Half Title
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Table of Contents
• Preface
• Acknowledgments
• Glossary
• Part 1 Direct and Indirect Discourse in Philosophy
• Chapter 1 Direct and Indirect Discourse in Philosophy
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• Chapter 2 How Can I Respond to Claims Using Direct Logical Discourse?
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• Chapter 3 How Can I Respond to Claims Using Indirect Fictive-Narrative Discourse?
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• Part 2 Ancient and Medieval Philosophy
• Chapter 4 Plato
• SHORT STORY
• “The Cynic”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• FICTIVE-NARRATIVE PHILOSOPHY FEEDBACK
• PRIMARY TEXTS
• Plato, “The Myth of the Charioteer”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• CLASS EXERCISES
• Plato, “Crito”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• CLASS EXERCISES
• Chapter 5 Aristotle
• SHORT STORY
• “Aristotle the Outsider”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• FICTIVE-NARRATIVE PHILOSOPHY FEEDBACK
• PRIMARY TEXT
• Aristotle, “On the Soul”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• CLASS EXERCISES
• Chapter 6 Buddha
• SHORT STORY
• “Prince of the Ascetics”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• FICTIVE-NARRATIVE PHILOSOPHY FEEDBACK
• PRIMARY TEXT
• Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha, Dhammapada,
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• CLASS EXERCISES
• Chapter 7 Aquinas
• SHORT STORY
• “The Murder of Thomas Aquinas”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• FICTIVE-NARRATIVE PHILOSOPHY FEEDBACK
• PRIMARY TEXT
• Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologica: “On the Natural Law”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• CLASS EXERCISES
• MIDTERM PROJECT
• Part 3 Modern and Contemporary Philosophy
• Chapter 8 Descartes
• SHORT STORY
• “The Queen and the Philosopher”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• FICTIVE-NARRATIVE PHILOSOPHY FEEDBACK
• PRIMARY TEXT
• René Descartes, “Finding a Foundation for Knowledge”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• CLASS EXERCISES
• Chapter 9 Kant
• SHORT STORY
• “Kant Awakened”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• FICTIVE-NARRATIVE PHILOSOPHY FEEDBACK
• PRIMARY TEXTS
• Gottfried Wilhelm Freiherr von Leibniz, “On Geometrical Method and the Method of Metaphysics”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• CLASS EXERCISES
• Christian Wolff, “Three Types of Human Knowledge: History, Philosophy, and Mathematics”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• CLASS EXERCISES
• David Hume, “Of the Academical or Skeptical Philosophy”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• CLASS EXERCISES
• Immanuel Kant, “The Possibility of Metaphysics”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• CLASS EXERCISES
• Chapter 10 Marx
• SHORT STORY
• “A Game of Chess in Paris”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• FICTIVE-NARRATIVE PHILOSOPHY FEEDBACK
• PRIMARY TEXTS
• G. W. F. Hegel, “Preface”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• CLASS EXERCISES
• G. W. F. Hegel, “Lordship and Bondage”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• CLASS EXERCISES
• G. W. F. Hegel, “Morality and the Ethical Community”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• CLASS EXERCISES
• Karl Marx, “Alienated Labor”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• CLASS EXERCISES
• Karl Marx, “Private Property and Labor”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• CLASS EXERCISES
• Chapter 11 Heidegger and Arendt
• SHORT STORY
• “Eichmann and Heidegger in Jerusalem”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• FICTIVE-NARRATIVE PHILOSOPHY FEEDBACK
• PRIMARY TEXTS
• Martin Heidegger, “The Exposition of the Question of the Meaning of Being”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• CLASS EXERCISES
• Hannah Arendt, “An Expert on the Jewish Question”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• CLASS EXERCISES
• Chapter 12 Murdoch
• SHORT STORY
• “An Accidental Woman”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• FICTIVE-NARRATIVE PHILOSOPHY FEEDBACK
• PRIMARY TEXT
• Iris Murdoch, “Ludwig’s Conundrum”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• CLASS EXERCISES
• Chapter 13 King
• SHORT STORY
• “Dr. King’s Refrigerator”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• FICTIVE-NARRATIVE PHILOSOPHY FEEDBACK
• PRIMARY TEXT
• Martin Luther King Jr., “Letter from a Birmingham Jail”
• READING AND DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
• CLASS EXERCISES
• FINAL PROJECT
• Appendix: Some Philosophy Games
• Credits
• About the Authors
• Index