Mr. P. Lee – JO Secondary

January 6 –>end of semester January 27

Wrap up of SELMA viewing: – sharing of some points from BLOG Posts

Entry into Economics Unit; PLUS – A look at North Korea (“Inside North Korea’s Dynasty” or “Dictator’s Dilemma“)

Set up discussion/roundtable on Wage Initiatives: Minimum Wage vs. Living Wage vs. Universal Basic Income Macro vs […]

Nov 4 –>

Recalibrating timelines Semester 1 Mid-Semester Report Period – Marks closed/Due Nov 15/19 Make sure completeness of Assignments (5), Blog Posts Discuss: Snapshot of Assignment #5 Which of the six major areas of Philosophy have you chosen to focus on? Segue into Political Studies – read/view material on Rosemary Brown (link); BLOG POST […]

Oct 8–>

IDENTITY Batman & Identity (Crash Course Philosophy #18) Essential vs Accidental Properties – Assignment 2 part 1 Fungibility – Assignment 2 part 2 Personal Identity (Crash Course Philosophy #19) Body Theory vs. Memory Theory (Blog Post #3 Trading Identities) Arguments Against Personal Identity (Crash Course Philosophy #20) Hume’s argument against the idea of […]

Sept.19

IDENTITY √Batman & Identity (Crash Course Philosophy #18) Essential vs Accidental Properties – Assignment 2 part 1 Fungibility – Assignment 2 part 2 √Personal Identity (Crash Course Philosophy #19) Body Theory vs. Memory Theory (Blog Post – Trading Identities: Which would you choose and why?) √Arguments Against Personal Identity (Crash Course Philosophy #20) Hume’s […]

Sept.9-13

PHILOSOPHY

6 Major areas (Define each for homework in your BLOG/include sources – due week of Sept 9) Epistemology, Logic, Metaphysics, Ethics, Aesthetics, Political Philosophy BLOG Entry: For each of the six areas, give a brief explanation (own words) and be ready to discuss by Tuesday, September 10 General Background Notes – 5 classical […]