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ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.
School. Lectures. F., 3, White 10. By Professors of the Univer
sity.
10. Selections from the Republic of Plato and the Ethics of
Aristotle: Readings in the Greek.
Acting Assistant Professor Fairbanks.
M., W., F., 11, White 5a.
This course is intended for students of Greek Literature as well as
of Greek Philosophy. Books i-iv and x of the Nicomachean Ethics
and the most important parts of the Republic will be read carefully
through, attention being paid both to subject-matter and manner of
statement. The text of Adam (The Macmillan Company, New York)
is recommended for Plato, and the text of Susemihl (Teubner, Leip
zig ) for the Nicomachean Ethics.
Reading Courses :
11. Reading of Psychology, in French, German, or Italian.
T., 9, Laboratory Lecture Room. Professor Titchener or Dr.
Bentley.
The aim of this course is to introduce students to the.terminology
and literature of foreign psychology.
12. Rapid Reading of German Philosophy. S., 12,
Dr. Irons.
White 5a.
The primary aim of this course is to aid the student in acquiring
facility in translation, and a knowledge of German philosophical ter
minology. Schopenhauer's Essay Ueber die vierfache Wurzel des
Satzes vom zureichenden Grunde will be translated.
III. Courses Primarily for Seniors and Graduates.
13. Systematic Psychology. Lectures, essays, and experi
mental illustrations. M., W., F., 9, Laboratory Lecture Room. Pro
fessor Titchener and Dr. Bentley.
The object of the course is twofold : to give the student a complete,
if tentative, system of psychology, based upon the results of the ex
perimental investigation of consciousness ; and at the same time, by
copious references to rival theories, to orientate him in experimental
psychological literature.
14. Psychological Theory. Th., 9, Laboratory
Dr. Bentley.
Lecture Room.
The object of this course, which will be offered in the Winter and
Spring terms, is to present, with critical commentary, the views held
by modern psychologists upon fundamental psychological questions.
[15. Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics.
Assistant Professor Fairbanks.]
Three hours. Acting
This course was given in 1898-99, and will be repeated in 1900-1901.