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Introduction to Philosophy I

Introduction to Philosophy I

Number: 1011
Taught In: PHI
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Professor: Johnson, David
Number of Ratings: 13
Average Rating: 3.9


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12/23/20081011 - Introduction to Philosophy I4.85545YesVery awesome, my favorite class/teacher in YU It must be noted-- if you cant follow lecture drop immediately!!! If you dont attend all lectures, you will probably not do well, unless someone knowledgeable explains it to you. It takes a certain way of thinking to do well in the course... LOGIC is deadly, dont take for a grade
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05/12/20081011 - Introduction to Philosophy I2.21215NoHe used to give open notes tests, that is probebly why people liked him. He no longer allows notes to be broughten to the tests so now he is just a hard and difficult to understand professor.
12/29/20071011 - Introduction to Philosophy I4.85545YesEasy A. Just go to class and have good notes. You will have two tests: midterm and final. He gives you 5 or 6 candidate questions before the tests, so there is no surprise in the tests. Dr. Johnson is very nice and you can go to his office and ask him questions about the material.
12/23/20071011 - Introduction to Philosophy I2.81334NoWhen philoosphy is not all about logic for J it is only about logic. If you are interested in conversations about the meaning of life and religion this is the wrong place. If you are interested in proving that there is god using if Q then P. enjoy.
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11/19/20071011 - Introduction to Philosophy I4.55535YesDr. Johnson is an incredible professor both in and out of class, he is extremely knowledgeable and a reliable source of information. While his "Intro" class is less an introduction to philosophy then an introduction to logical argument you can rest assured you will gain something from his class - even if its only that vivisecting babies in a bathtub on a nightly basis is immoral. There is no classwork or homework his only requirement is that you think - attendance of the lectures while not mandatory is HIGHLY recommended. Your grade depends on how well you can "explain and critically evaluate" arguments on his midterm and final. You can use notes during the test but you have to understand what your writing, assuming you want to do well.
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12/12/20061011 - Introduction to Philosophy I4.23545YesProfessor Johnson is exteremly righteous. He knows everything about everything and has an amazing hold of the course information. His classes are really interesting ad his manerisms are most fun to imitate
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11/26/20061011 - Introduction to Philosophy I4.03445YesGreat course, very interesting, very entertaining. Professor Johnson is hilarious and succeeds in demonstrating what modern philosophy is all about. Not for the slow thinker. He can talk very fast and sometimes be unclear but will always allow for questions to clarify. The only annoying part is when pseudo-intellectuals hijack the class with their our discussions but all and all a worthy course.
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