ENGL 2150 Class Notes. 11 13 2012 ENGL 2150 Proofreading Summaries. Revision handout.
Notes on Camus. Baruch 2150 Class. 1162012 Tues. Malcolm Gladwell – Outliers (Post your summary — 50 word minimum — of Albert Camus’ essay in the comments section; read only the “10,000 Hour Rule” section … Continue reading
[Our list of the worst punishments from last Thursday’s (10/18) class . . . ] Here are some proper places, in addition to the Baruch College Library website to do research (finding statistics or professional opinions to back up your … Continue reading
Download/Print/Read this: Albert Camus – An Absurd Reasoning Class Notes: Class Notes. Baruch 2150. Fall 2012 ** Please revise and post your creative argument’s full introduction (with thesis) below. **
Albert Camus – The Myth of Sisyphus CLASS-NOTES.-Baruch-2150-Fall-20121122 (( Post your revised creative argument statement — the object and its abstraction — in the comments field below. ))
CLASS-NOTES.-Baruch-2150-Fall-2012112 On Thursday, you will need to bring a double-spaced and typed presentation of your creative argument. As well, please finish (completely) reading both Kwame Appiah texts as there may be a reading quiz on Thursday, 10/11.
Please post five observations and/or questions from your reading (Appiah’s Cosmopolitanism) in the comments field below. This is due, below, by Tuesday, 10/9/2012 at 5:30pm. CLASS-NOTES.-Baruch-2150-Fall-2012112
CLASS-NOTES.-Baruch-2150-Fall-2012112 Kwame Appiah – Cosmopolitanism
Kwame Appiah – The Ethics of Identity You should ONLY read the final section, entitled, “Rooted Cosmopolitanism” which goes from pages 213(230) to pages 272(289). We will spend a week and a half or so on this text so begin … Continue reading
Post your in-class writing about the axiology of your favorite physical object(s) in the comments field, below. Class notes: CLASS-NOTES.-Baruch-2150-Fall-201211