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general information (all classes) Information and resources for all of my classes. General information and policies Read this first! Contacting me Email: dhicks1@nd.edu AIM: NoumenalCause Office: 213 Malloy Office hours 11a-12p NB Office hours the week before papers are due are typically by appointment only. Virtual office hours (over AIM) will typically be held for a few hours the night before papers are due. Paper writing The giant philosophy paper packet Grading criteria, a model paper, and a short essay on plagiarism. Not everything you need to know to write a paper for my class, but it'll get you started. Jim Pryor (Prof. of philosophy at NYU): Guidelines on reading philosophy and Guidelines on writing a philosophy paper Where my packet emphasises the end product, Pryor emphasises the writing process. Philosophy writing tutor This site goes into even more depth on the process of writing a philosophy paper. An fictional student's notes and drafts are annotated to point out strong and weak points in both the content and writing process. General writing links APA style guide crib sheet Strunk's elements of style Philosophy department plagiarism guidelines (PDF) Guidelines for non-sexist use of language Writing center secondary literature Confused about something we read, or want to know more? Try the Stanford encyclopedia of philosophy and the Routledge encyclopedia of philosophy. paper comments Your papers will be returned in PDF format, with comments, about ten days after they're turned in. To view a comment, click on the text bubble symbol. You may have to resize the comment to view it properly. To print a hard copy of your paper with my comments, follow the instructions here.	Navigation General information (all classes) Information on contacting me, office hours, help writing papers, where you can go to learn more about our reading, and how to print your returned papers. Intro to philosophy Medical ethics
Intro to Philosophy Fall 2009 Information and resources for Intro to Philosophy, Fall 2009 Basic information TTh 5-6:15p DeBartolo 207 Code for paper submissions: IPFA09 Final exam: Tuesday, December 15, 10:30a-12:30p Course website The course website, including links to the readings and paper assignments, is here. Additional handouts Soundness and validity Argument summary 1 and My summaries Argument summary 2 and My summaries Paper 1 assignment Debate guidelines Midterm exam questions Paper 2 assignment Short assignment 3	Navigation General information (all classes) Information on contacting me, office hours, help writing papers, where you can go to learn more about our reading, and how to print your returned papers. Intro to philosophy Medical ethics
INTRO to philosophy spring 2009 Information and resources for Intro to Philosophy, Spring 2009 course website Prof. Speaks' website for the course is here. Handouts All these are in PDF format. Syllabus Soundness and validity Krugman and Chapman Two exercises to practice putting arguments into premiss-conclusion form. The giant philosophy paper packet	Navigation General information (all classes) Information on contacting me, office hours, help writing papers, where you can go to learn more about our reading, and how to print your returned papers. Intro to philosophy Medical ethics
medical ethics fall 2008 Information and resources for Medical Ethics, Fall 2008. locations, dates, and times Main lecture with Prof. Solomon: MW 10:40-11:30a, DeBartolo 101 Section 16: F 10:40a-11:30a in DPAC B042 Section 13: 12:50p-1:40p in O'Shag 200 Assignments Follow the links to a PDF copy of the assignment or question sheet. Short paper: 19 September Paper 1: 6 October Midterm: 15 October Paper 2: 24 November Final: 17 December, 8a-10a discussion section syllabus and handouts Discussion section syllabus	Navigation General information (all classes) Information on contacting me, office hours, help writing papers, where you can go to learn more about our reading, and how to print your returned papers. Intro to philosophy Medical ethics
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