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12. 17th c poetry: Done with Donne
9. Film and Philosophy: Berkeley
8. Film and Philosophy Plato's Cave
11. 17th Century Poetry: Satire 3 Concluded and Some Holy Sonnets
10. 17th Century Poetry: Satire 3 ("Kind pity chokes my spleen")
7. Film and Philosophy -- Mainly on Dark City
9. 17th C Poetry: Donne's Valediction Forbidding Mourning
8. 17th century poetry: Donne's "To His Mistress Upon Going to Bed" and "A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning."
6. Ontology and the image, from Plato to Cavell
7. Seventeenth Century Poetry: Donne's poem "Love's Alchemy"
6. 17th Century Poetry -- Donne's "Ecstasy" and "Love's Alchemy"
5. Film and Phil: Bazin on Theater vs. Film - clip of rear window
4. Film -- A couple of scenes from Out of the Past, and discussion of La Jetée
5. 17th Century Poetry Donne's "Go and Catch a Falling Star" and "The Ecstasy"
4. 17th c poetry -- some of Donne's secular poems against fidelity
Film 3. Aura and Maguffin. Close viewing of Out of the Past
3. 17th century poetry
2. 17th century poetry. Why death? - more on Donne's "At the round earth's imagined corners"
2. Philm (get it?) - versions of continuity
Intro to Film and Philosophy: their reciprocity, Marclay's Telephones
Selfhood in 17th century poetry: Some Donne
Keats' Odes to Psyche and to a Nightingale
Last class on The Triumph of Life
Second Class on The Triumph of Life
Adonais and the opening of The Triumph of Life
The Fall of Hyperion and To Autumn
Keats and Hyperion: the young poet
LR. First Class on Keats: Eve of St. Agnes
Last class on Prometheus Unbound
Resistance and knuckling under
More on Mont Blanc and Prometheus Unbound
"The Two Spirits: An Allegory", Mont Blanc and an Introduction to Prometheus Unbound
Seeing souls in Frankenstein
Frankenstein, again, Prometheus, and Satan
10. Frankenstein via Byron and The Witch of Atlas
The Witch of Atlas: Phosphor reading by her own light
Don Juan, Canto 5
LR 7: Don Juan Cantos 3-4
LR 6: Don Juan Canto 2: Juan and the Narrator
Later Romantix 5: First Class on Don Juan
4 How to talk about the Byronic Hero
Shelley and Byron on Byron
Later Romantics 2: Wordsworth and Milton
1. The Later Romantics: Introduction on Shelley and Wordsworth
Infinity 24: Last class: review and final explication of Zeno
Diagon Alley
Infinity 22: Newcomb's problem; Shelley
Infinity 21: Klee, Kant, Shelley
Infinity 20: Kant on Perception and Free Will
Infinity 19: Hume on induction, Kant on space and time, especially space
Infinity 18: Descartes, Gibson, Turing Tests
Infinity 17: Etherization
Infinity 16: Making Prisoner's Dilemma Vivid
Infinity 15: Pascal
Infinity 14: Polls and other minds
Infinity 13: Elementary probability and the philosophy of probablity
Pascal, the anthropic principle, what counts in philosophy
Infinity 11: by addition, by division, one-to-one correspondence, Macbeth, and time
Infinity 10: Augustine on time and language
Infinity 9: Something of a change of pace
Infinity 8: Philosophical questions
Infinity 7: Aristotle and the reality of space and time
Parmenides, Anaximander, Hilbert, the Fifth Postulate
Infinity 5: Extension and intension and interesting numbers
Sets and counting
Infinity 3: God's Point of View
Infinity 2: Borges
First class on Thinking About Infinity
Last class - Milton
Last class on Merrill's Book of Ephraim
Marvell
Ephraim 4/26/12
Satan, God, Adam and Eve
Keeping them down on the farm
Ephraim 4/23/12
Book of Ephraim, con't 4/19/12
Milton
Book of Ephraim, con't 4/18/12
Paradise Lost introduced yet once more
Who or what we took Ephraim to Be
Ephraim, 2nd class
Crashaw, Cowley, interiority, counter-reformation, Poetry to God and metaphysical conceits
Book of Ephraim
A last class on Herbert
Last class on Turn of the Screw
Turn of the Screw, part 6
Herbert: second class
Turn of the Screw, part 5
Herbert: first class
Turn of the Screw, Part 3: Dworkin again
Turn of the Screw, part 3
Herrick
Turn of the Screw, Part 2: Permutations
Ben Jonson
Turn of the Screw, Part 1: the frame narrative
Childe Roland, Concluded
First class on Browning's Childe Roland
Second class on Donne
Some poems of Donne's
Mont Blanc, concluded