A.J. Krailsheimer, Penguin Books, 1966. Ludwig Wittgenstein, On Certainty , trans. G.E.M. Anscombe and G.H. von Wright, Harper and Row, 1972. Works and pages cited for a given day will be discussed or presupposed that day in class and should have been read in advance. Those in brackets are recommended but not required.
All assignments are due at class time.
There are several translations of Sextus Empiricus in print. I have assigned the Julia Annas and Jonathan Barnes translation from Cambridge University Press. I've given the Cambridge, Oxford, and Loeb page numbers for our Sextus readings. For Montaigne and Wittgenstein, no specific pages are given for the separate class meetings. Try to read all of The Apology for Raymond Sebond for the first Montaigne meeting, and all of On Certainty for the first Wittgenstein meeting.