Talk:Historical Introduction to Philosophy
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Attention, Lord Sunshine Speaking [edit]
Students in PHIL374, Please add yourself below. Use the ones already done as templates. I will use these links for grading.
Interesting looking course! [edit]
Welcome to Wikiversity. This class looks interesting. Particularly the method of production. It would be useful to the rest of Wikiversity if a summary of strong points and weak points of the Wikiversity project for supporting this type of class were conveyed somehow to the Wikiversity mailing list sometime.
Are you aware that images used within and at Wikiversity must be submitted under an FDL so as to meet our project goals? Mirwin 07:46, 19 December 2006 (UTC)
"Historical" [edit]
Out of curiosity, in what sense is this course Historical? I'm wondering if we should be cross-listing it over at the School of History. The Jade Knight 11:50, 16 July 2007 (UTC)
Platos' cavern image [edit]
I think that the image ilustrating Platos' cavern has some problems. First, the "prisioner" should be chained. That's important. Second, the shadows in the cavern should come from some kind of puppets. Thats very important too. Third, a fire should be present, casting the shadows to the bottom of the cavern. Oh, and fourth, I think there should be more than one prisioner in the cavern. I am not skilled in digital drawing, so I could not correct it myself. Would appreciate if anyone took the trouble. Thanks! 201.235.187.13 21:23, 6 March 2008 (UTC)
Borrowing portions of course [edit]
I hope you don't mind, but I have redirected links to some of the pages in this course so that it can be referenced either in whole or in parts related to the Mind-Body Problem, from Artificial Consciousness/Philosphy of Mind Please inform me if there is any objection to this reference.
