WEEK I |
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January |
3 |
Course Introduction (Discussion of Des Jardins, Chapters 1-2, and Pojman,
Introduction) |
WEEK II |
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8 |
The Roots of our Ecological Situation Pojman, Readings 1, 2,
& 4 |
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10 |
Animal Rights Des Jardins, Chapter 6; Pojman Readings 5, 6 &
7 |
WEEK III |
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15 |
No Class--Martin Luther King, Jr. Day |
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17 |
Animal Rights Pojman, Readings 8, 10 & 11 |
WEEK IV |
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22 |
Biocentric Ethics Des Jardins, Chapter 7; Pojman Readings 15
& 16 (In reading 16, begin with Section V, “The Biocentric Outlook
on Nature”, on p. 105) |
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24 |
Ecocentric Ethics Des Jardins, Chapter 9; Pojman Readings 18-20 |
WEEK V |
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29 |
Deep Ecology Des Jardins, Chapter 10; Pojman, Readings 21-23 |
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30 |
Humanities Lecture: Lori Gruen. Attendance required. Prof. Gruen
will visit our class on Wednesday to discuss further some of the issues
from her paper. |
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31 |
Visitor: Lori Gruen. Readings TBA |
February |
2 |
TAKE-HOME MIDTERM DUE BY 12:00 NOON
TODAY |
WEEK VI |
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5 |
Deep Ecology Pojman, Readings 24, 26-27 |
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7 |
Species Preservation Pojman, Readings 30-32 |
WEEK VII |
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12 |
Preserving Nature Pojman, Readings 33-35 |
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14 |
Legal Standing For Trees Pojman, Reading 36 (Des Jardins discusses
this argument at the end of Chapter 5). Also time for Catch-up/Review
today |
WEEK VIII |
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19 |
Future Generations Des Jardins, Chapter 4, Pojman Reading 42 |
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21 |
Future Generations Pojman, Readings 43-44 |
WEEK IX |
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26 |
Topic TBA (Possibilities: World Hunger, Economics and the Environment,
Ecofeminism) |
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28 |
Topic TBA |
WEEK X |
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March |
5 |
Student-Led Discussion Day |
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7 |
Student-Led Discussion Day |
EXAM WEEK |
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Class Today! |
12 |
Student-Led Discussion Day |
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13 |
8-10 PAGE PAPER DUE BY 2:00 TODAY |