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The Integral Program
Seminar Reading List 2007–2008 |
First Semester |
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Freshman |
Sophomore |
Junior |
Senior |
Sep 4 Th |
Homer:
Iliad I–V |
Plutarch:
Alexander, Caesar |
Cervantes:
Don Quixote Prologue, I |
Tolstoy:
War and Peace I–II |
Sep 8 M |
Homer:
Iliad VI–XII |
Lucretius:
On the Nature of Things I–III |
Cervantes:
Don Quixote I |
Tolstoy:
War and Peace III–IV |
Sep 11Th |
Homer:
Iliad XIII–XVIII |
Lucretius:
On the Nature of Things IV–VI |
Cervantes:
Don Quixote I |
Tolstoy:
War and Peace V–VI |
Sep 15 M |
Homer:
Iliad XIX–XXIV |
Virgil:
Aeneid I–VI |
Cervantes:
Don Quixote II |
Tolstoy:
War and Peace VII–IX |
Sep 18 Th |
Sappho:
Poems |
Virgil:
Aeneid VII–XII |
Cervantes:
Don Quixote II |
Tolstoy:
War and Peace X–XI |
Sep 22 M |
Homer:
Odyssey I–VIII |
Tacitus:
Annals I–III |
John of the Cross:
Spiritual Canticle |
Tolstoy:
War and Peace XII–XV |
Sep 25 Th |
Homer:
Odyssey IX–XVI |
Tacitus:
Annals IV, VI, XI–XII |
Montaigne:
Apology for Raimond Sebonde |
Tolstoy:
War and Peace Epilogue |
Sep 29 M |
Homer:
Odyssey XVII–XXIV |
Bible:
Genesis |
Montaigne:
Apology for Raimond Sebonde |
Goethe:
Faust pp. 64–209 |
Oct 2 Th |
Aeschylus:
Agamemnon |
Bible:
Exodus |
Calderon de la Barca:
Life is a Dream |
Goethe:
Faust pp. 209–359 |
Oct 6 M |
Aeschylus:
Libation Bearers |
Bible:
Samuel, Kings |
Descartes:
Meditations Preface, Synopsis, 1–3 |
Goethe:
Faust pp. 359–end |
Oct 9 Th |
Aeschylus:
Eumenides |
Bible:
Psalms |
Descartes:
Meditations 4–6 |
Hegel:
Philosophy of History Preface, Introduction |
Oct 13 M |
Herodotus:
Histories pp. 3–40, 80–85, 372–94, 403–50 |
Bible:
Job |
Hobbes:
Leviathan I.1–16 |
Hegel:
Philosophy of History, The Oriental World |
Oct 16 Th |
Herodotus:
Histories pp. 451–543 |
Aristotle:
On the Soul II.1–7, 11–12 |
Hobbes:
Leviathan II.17–21, 24–30 |
Lao Tzu:
Tao Te Ching |
Oct 20 M |
Plato:
Meno |
Aristotle:
On the Soul III.3–13 |
Pascal:
Pensées pp. 33–87, 149–155 |
Kierkegaard:
Fear and Trembling - through Problema I |
Oct 23 Th |
Plato:
Symposium 172–198a |
Bible:
Mark, Matthew |
Pascal:
Pensées pp. 86–139, 209–212, 309–310 |
Kierkegaard:
Philosophical Fragments Preface–Chapter III |
Oct 27 M |
Plato:
Symposium 198a–end |
Bible:
Luke, Acts of the Apostles |
Milton:
Paradise Lost I–IV |
Kierkegaard:
Philosophical Fragments Chapter IV–V |
Oct 30 Th |
Aristophanes:
Clouds |
Bible:
John |
Milton:
Paradise Lost V–VIII; Arguments IX–XII |
Dickinson:
Selected Poetry (handout) |
Nov 3 M |
Plato:
Apology, Crito |
Bible:
Romans |
Spinoza:
Ethics I.i–xiii, II.i–xxxv |
Dostoyevsky:
The Brothers Karamazov I–III |
Nov 6 Th |
Plato:
Phaedo 57a–84b |
Bible:
Hebrews |
Locke:
Second Treatise of Civil Government I–VIII |
Dostoyevsky:
The Brothers Karamazov IV–V |
Nov 10 M |
Plato:
Phaedo 84c–end |
Plotinus:
Enneads |
Locke:
Second Treatise of Civil Government IX–XIX |
Dostoyevsky:
The Brothers Karamazov VI–VII |
Nov 13 Th |
Intramural Seminar: Moliere - Tartuffe |
Nov 17 M |
Plato:
Republic I |
Augustine:
Confessions I–V |
Racine:
Phedre |
Dostoyevsky:
The Brothers Karamazov VIII–IX |
Nov 20 Th |
Plato:
Republic II–III |
Augustine:
Confessions VI–VIII |
Leibniz:
Vindication of God's Justice |
Dostoyevsky:
The Brothers Karamazov X–XI |
Nov 24 M |
Plato:
Republic IV–V |
Augustine:
Confessions IX–X |
Leibniz:
Monadology |
Dostoyevsky:
The Brothers Karamazov XII–Epilogue |
Dec 1 M |
Plato:
Republic VI–VII |
Augustine:
Confessions XI–XIII |
Locke:
Essay Concerning Human Understanding |
Nietzsche:
Genealogy of Morals Essays I–II |
Dec 4 Th |
Plato:
Republic VIII–IX |
Anselm: Proslogium, Gaunilon, Fool, Reply |
Locke:
Essay Concerning Human Understanding |
Nietzsche:
Genealogy of Morals Essays III |
Dec 8 M |
Plato:
Republic X |
Thomas Aquinas:
Principles of Nature, 1–3, Being and Essence Pro., 1–4 |
Jonathan Swift:
Gulliver's Travels I–II |
Flaubert:
Madame Bovary to Pt. II, ch. 10 |
Dec 11 Th |
Aristophanes:
Birds |
Hildegard of Bingen:
Scivias
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Jonathan Swift:
Gulliver's Travels III–IV; Letter to Cuz Sympson |
Flaubert:
Madame Bovary finish |
Second Semester |
Feb 9 M |
Plato:
Theaetetus 142–178 |
Thomas Aquinas:
De Ente et Essentia, page 90-106; Quaestiones Disputate de Potentia, 7.2, page 202-209. |
Henry Fielding:
Tom Jones 1–3 |
Mark Twain:
Huckleberry Finn 1–22 |
Feb 12 Th |
Plato:
Theaetetus 178–end |
Thomas Aquinas:
Commentary on Aristotle’s De Memoria et Reminiscentia, 449b30-450a25, page 138-144; Summa Theologiae, 1a.79.2-3, page 145-149; Summa Contra Gentiles, 2.77, page 150-152; Summa Theologiae, 1a2ae. 22-3, page 156-159, 1a.2.1-3, page 195-202. |
Henry Fielding:
Tom Jones 4–8 |
Mark Twain:
Huckleberry Finn 23–end |
Feb 16 M |
Plato:
Gorgias 447a–481b |
Thomas Aquinas:
Summa Contra Gentiles, 2.47-8, page 169-171; Quaestiones Disputate de Malo, 3.1-2, page 289-296, 6, page 171-183. |
Henry Fielding:
Tom Jones 9–13 |
Marx:
Capital Ch.1; ch.2 paragraphs 1-3; ch. 3 section 2 (pp.125-180; 198-220) |
Feb 19 Th |
Plato:
Gorgias 481b–527e |
Thomas Aquinas:
Compendium to Theology 24–68, 202–212 |
Henry Fielding:
Tom Jones 14–18 |
Marx:
Capital Chs. 4, 6–9 section 1, ch. 19 (pp. 247-257; 270-329; 675-682) |
Feb 23 M |
Thucydides:
Peloponnesian Wars
pp 35–49, 53–67, 72–87, 118–64 |
Dante:
Inferno 1–17 |
Vico:
The New Science I, II |
Marx:
Capital Ch. 10 sections 2–3 (first paragraph); sectiion 5 (paragraphs 1-8); chs. 11–13 (pp. 340-353; 375-381; 417-454) |
Feb 26 Th |
Thucydides:
Peloponnesian Wars
pp 168-73, 194–245, 265–90, 400–8 |
Dante:
Inferno 18–34 |
Vico:
The New Science III |
Marx:
Capital Ch. 14 sections 1, 4–5; ch. 15 sections 2, 3a (paragraphs 1–2), 3b, 3c (paragraphs 1–5), 4, 9 (paragraphs 7-11 and last paragraph), 10 (pp. 455-458; 470-491; 508-517; 526-537; 544-553; 617-623; 635; 636-639) |
Mar 2 M |
Thucydides:
Peloponnesian Wars
pp 414–42, 447–77, 478–537 |
Dante:
Purgatorio 1–11 |
George Berkeley:
Three Dialogues I |
Marx:
Capital Chs. 26, 31-33 (pp. 873-876; 914-940) |
Mar 5 Th |
Aristotle:
Ethics I–II |
Dante:
Purgatorio 12–22 |
George Berkeley:
Three Dialogues II, III |
Marx:
Wage Labor and Capital |
Mar 9 M |
Aristotle:
Ethics III |
Dante:
Purgatorio 23–33 |
Hume:
Inquiry Concerning Human Understanding |
Melville:
Billy Budd |
Mar 12 Th |
Aristotle:
Ethics IV.2–3, V.1–7, VII.1–3, 11–14 |
Dante:
Paradiso 1–11 |
Hume:
Inquiry Concerning Human Understanding |
James:
Psychology Introductory, chs. 1, 2, and 3 (omitting pp. 72-83) |
Mar 16 M |
Aristotle:
Ethics VIII–IX |
Dante:
Paradiso 12–22 |
Rousseau:
Discourse on Inequality |
James:
Psychology Chs. 15 and 17 |
Mar 19 Th |
Aristotle:
Ethics X |
Dante:
Paradiso 23–33 |
Rousseau:
Discourse on Inequality |
James:
Psychology Epilogue |
Mar 23 M |
Sophocles:
Oedipus the King |
Chaucer:
Canterbury Tales Prologue, Prologue and Tale: Knight |
Diderot:
Rameau's Nephew |
Freud:
Introductory Lectures on Psychoanalysis I–VI |
Mar 26 Th |
Sophocles:
Antigone |
Chaucer:
Canterbury Tales Prologues and Tales: Reeve, Cook, Miller, Wife of Bath, Friar, Summoner |
Kant:
Groundwork for Metaphysics of Morals I |
Freud:
Lectures VII, XIII, XIV |
Mar 30 M |
Sophocles:
Oedipus at Colonus |
Chaucer:
Canterbury Tales Prologues and Tales: Shipman, Nun's Priest, Pardoner, Franklin, Manciple, Retraction |
Kant:
Groundwork for Metaphysics of Morals II |
Freud:
Lectures XVII - XIX |
Apr 2 Th |
Aristotle:
Poetics |
Machiavelli:
The Prince |
Kant:
Groundwork for Metaphysics of Morals III |
Freud:
Lectures XX-XXIV |
Apr 16 Th |
Euripides:
Bacchae |
Rabelais:
Gargantua I |
Austen:
Emma, I, II.1–8 |
Jung:
Essay: "Psychology of the Unconscious" |
Apr 20 M |
Aristotle:
Politics I |
Calvin:
Institutes |
Austen:
Emma, to end |
Woolf:
Mrs. Dalloway |
Apr 23 Th |
Aristotle:
Politics III |
Montaigne:
Essays Friendship, Cannibals, Experience |
Adam Smith:
Wealth of Nations One.i–ix, x (intro), xi (intro and conclusion) |
Woolf:
A Room of One's Own |
Apr 27 M |
Intramural Seminar: |
Apr 30 Th |
Euripides:
Medea |
Marlowe:
Doctor Faustus |
Adam Smith: Wealth of Nations Two.i, iii–v; Three.i |
Flannery O'Connor:
"A Good Man is Hard to Find"
"The Life You Save May Be Your Own"
"Everything that Rises Must Converge"
"Revelation" |
May 4 M |
Aristotle:
Physics II.1,3,7; III |
Shakespeare:
Henry IV Pt. 1 |
The Federalist 1, 2, 6, 9–12, 14–17, 23, 37–8 |
Sartre:
The Nausea |
May 7 Th |
Aristotle:
Physics IV |
Shakespeare:
As You Like It |
The Federalist 39, 47–51, 57–63, 68–70, 76, 78, 84–86; Declaration, Constitution |
Heidegger:
The Question Concerning Technology |
May 11 M |
Aristotle:
Metaphysics I, IV.1–2 |
Shakespeare:
Hamlet |
Alexis de Tocqueville:
Democracy in America Intro, 2, 4–6, 12–15 |
Baldwin:
The Fire Next Time |
May 14 Th |
Aristotle: Metaphysics VI.1, IX.6–8, XII.6–10 |
Shakespeare:
King Lear |
Alexis de Tocqueville:
Democracy in America 16–17, 26–34, 56–57 |
Stevens:
The Emperor of Ice Cream (poems) |
May 18 M |
Plato:
Phaedrus 227–257 |
Shakespeare:
Anthony and Cleopatra |
William Blake:
Songs of Innocence and Experience |
Plato:
Phaedrus 227–257 |
May 21 Th |
Plato:
Phaedrus 257–end |
Shakespeare:
The Tempest |
William Blake:
Marriage of Heaven and Hell |
Plato:
Phaedrus 257–end |