: Plato Philebus 16c–27b, Parmenides 137c–e; Aristotle,
Physics 3.4–8.202b30–208a23, 8.10.266a10–24, Metaph. 3.4.999a24–b20
(starting “In this connection there is a difficulty”), 9.6.1048b9–17 (starting
“Infinity and void”).
: Baumgarten, Metaphysics, §§14–15, 69, 109–112,
155–64, 246–64; Kant, Inaugural Dissertation, §1 (Ak. 2:387–9);
Reflexionen 3899 (Ak. 17:333), 4243–49, 4252–3 (Ak. 17:477–83), 6034–5
(Ak. 18:428–9); KrV, footnote to B201 (in Kemp Smith this is note a on
pp. 197–8).
: KrV, Aesthetic, §§1–6 (B33–53); §8 Parts II (B66–9) and
IV (B71–2).
Thursday, April 26
: KrV, Phenomena and Noumena (B294–315).
Tuesday, May 1
: KrV, Concepts of Pure Reason (B366–96).
Thursday, May 3
: KrV, Introduction to the Dialectical Inferences (B396–8)
and Antinomy, §1 (B432–48).
Tuesday, May 8
: KrV, Antinomy, §2 (B448–89).
Thursday, May 10
: KrV, Antinomy, §§7 and 8, and §9 through the end of
the Concluding Note on the Solution of the Mathematical-Transcendental
Ideas (B526–60).
Tuesday, May 15
: KrV, Antinomy, end of §9 (B560–95).
Thursday, May 17
: KrV, Ideal, Sections 1–3 (B595–619).
Tuesday, May 22
: KrV, Regulative Employment of the Ideas (B670–96).
Practical Philosophy
Thursday, May 24
: KpV, Incentives of Pure Practical Reason (Ak. 5:71–89);
Guevara, “The Incentives of Pure Pratical Reason,”h. 3 of Kant’s Theoryof Moral MotivationGuevara reading (PDF).