Hannah Arendt, The Human Condition , pp. The questions are derived from the readings and the study questions given in class. Students are asked to bring a blue book to class for each exam. It is highly recommended that students study in groups for tests. Each will require that the students give a critical analysis of a philosophical argument, chosen by the student, raised in our texts.
Examples are helpful in order to clarify one s counterargument.
All papers must be typed. Challenging positions and viewpoints are encouraged on both papers. N.B. Grammar and composition skills weigh heavily in the assignment of writing grades. Papers must be proofread in advance. Writing done carelessly or hastily will not be considered college level work.