The evil of our time is the loss of consciousness of evil. _{- Krishnamurti}

 

Course Materials

• Course Syllabus (printable PDF)
  
• Schedule of Readings, Exams, and Papers
• Course Packet
  
• Trigger Warnings
  
• Exam Topics A -  Feb 5: on Canvas by 12 noon
  
• Exam Topics B -  Mar 3: on Canvas by 12 noon
  
• Paper Topics I -    Jan 8: to Canvas by 12 noon
  
• Paper Topics II -   Feb 3: to Canvas by 12 noon
• Paper Topics III -  Feb 24: to Canvas by 12 noon
• Final Paper Topics - Mar 12: to Canvas by 5:00 pm
  

Reading Notes, Key Terms, and Links

• ClassNotes
  Reading Notes - Kierkegaard
• Reading Notes - Frankl
  Diagram - Jung and the Unconscious
  Jung Lecture Notes
• Reading Notes - Zhuangzi and Shinran
• Key Terms - Shinran's Pure Land Buddhism
• Notes on Shinran's Shin Buddhism (pdf download)
• Notes on Shinran and The Tannisho
• Mark Unno, "The Nembutsu of No-Meaning"
  
• Viewing Notes - Jacob's Ladder
• Film Highlights - Jacob's Ladder
  
• Report on BZ, mentioned at end of Jacob's Ladder

Comparative Themes

External Links

From the Learning Page

• Extroverted Learners
• Introverted Learners

From the Writing Page

• Four Keys to Writing in the Humanities - required reading
• Four Stages of Writing - required reading
• Paper Writing Guidelines - mostly for final paper but also very useful for short papers
• Clauses and Commas
• Bridging Consciousness and Unconsciousness
• For citation formats, see Writing Sample
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    • If only it were all so simple! If only there were evil people somewhere insidiously committing evil deeds, and it were necessary only to separate them from the rest of us and destroy them. But the line dividing good and evil cuts through the heart of every human being. And who is willing to destroy a piece of his own heart?

    - Alexander Solzhenitsyn

    • That which we do not bring to consciousness appears in our lives as fate.

      - C. G. Jung

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