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Nineteenth-Century Philosophy
Spring 1995

This is the Homepage for the Spring 1995 class offering of our course on Nineteenth-Century Philosophy, taught by Professor Gayle Ormiston. Follow the hyperlinks on the page to a course syllabus, writing exercises, and other material of interest developed for this class.

• Course Syllabus
• Writing Intensive Course Guidelines
• Writing Assignments
  1. Micro #1: Library Scavenger Hunt
  2. Micro #2: Articulation of Issues
  3. Macro #1: Hegel and Historical Idealism
  4. Micro #3: Bibliographic Exercises, Analysis, and Research
  5. Micro #4: Joints in a Text Analysis
  6. Macro #2: Using Nietzsche to Read Hegel and Marx
  7. Micro #5: Analysis of Terms
  8. Micro #6: Macro Design Starters
  9. Macro #3: Further Responses to Hegel and Idealism

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