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| Current Syllabi |
PHIL120 - Introduction to Ethics (through film) |
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| Grading Rubrics |
JOURNAL RUBRIC
(for all classes)
PAPER RUBRIC (for 100 - 200 level courses - papers only, not journals). UPPER LEVEL PAPER RUBRIC (for 300-level courses and above - papers only, not journals) |
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| Course Handouts | Click on the class title to reveal links. PHIL 120 - Introduction to Ethics (through film)
PHIL 451 - Citizenship and Political Participation
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Resources
For Basic Assignments: How To Include Quotes In Your Journal or Paper
Two external links:
Identifying the Argument of an Essay
Guide
to the Study of Philosophy
Where to Go if You Don't Understand A Philosopher: Obviously, you want to ask questions in class and come by my office to ask questions. But secondary sources are a great way of getting help. Many resources are available at the Chester Fritz Library that offer general introductions to philosophers. Some of these are more technical than others, but all should be understandable with a little effort. Here are a few reliable ones to start with, along with how to find them in the Chester Fritz Library:: The Encyclopedia of philosophy: REFERENCE B41.E5 Routledge encyclopedia of philosophy: REFERENCE B51 R68 1998 A critical history of Western philosophy by D.J. O'connor: B72.O2 Any of the Past Masters books: type in "Past Masters" in ODIN, under keywords Any of the Wadsworth Philosophers Series: type in "wadsworth philosophers series" in ODIN, under keywords
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The UND Student Success Center asked me to post these two flyers with all information about how you can get free help with study skills through the university. Check them out!
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Help with Philosophy Papers
An Outline of
A Philosophy Paper
How To Include
Quotes In Your Journal or Paper
How
to Write a Philosophy Paper
UND students who need journal articles for their research should look at several different places. For a mostly complete listing of journal
articles in philosophy, go to The
Philosopher's Index Go here to access the Philosophers Index For online copies of journal articles, usually downloadable in .PDF format, search these databases: JSTOR
and also, here is the Library of Congress classification numbers for Philosophy and Religion
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Can't find your dictionary? Forget the proper format for a footnote?
Need help writing an outline? Try these
General
reference materials, style guides, and
study skills.
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