Phil 290P: Kant on the Finite and the Infinite
Spring, 2018

General Information

Contact Info

Contact Information

Professor:
 Abe Stone (abestone@ucsc.edu)
Office:
 Cowell Annex A-106
Phone (office):
 459-5723
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Website:
 http://people.ucsc.edu/~abestone/courses
Office hours:
 Tues. 3:15–4:15pm, Thurs. 5:15–6:15pm, or by appointment

Course Requirements

Course Requirements

Seminar participation. You should be prepared to ask at least one brief question about the reading, or make at least one brief comment about it or one brief objection to it.

One in-class presentation (approximately 15 minutes). The presentation should be aimed at getting seminar discussion started on a certain day.

One final paper (approximately 15–20 pages), due Tuesday, June 12 (via the Assignments tool on Canvas, on a topic related to the course to be determined by the student (with advice from the instructor if desired).

You can find answers to some commonly asked questions about my assignments and grading in my FAQ.

 

Texts

Texts

Immanuel Kant, Critique of Pure Reason
, tr. Norman Kemp Smith (Palgrave Macmillan; 2nd edition, 2007) (ISBN: 0230013384).

I’ve ordered the above at the Literary Guillotine. If you prefer a different translation (or, better, the original), that’s OK. Assigned readings are all from the B edition. Readings from other texts will be available online, either via publicly available links or on Canvas.