Things to do:
1. Read the syllabus and handout CL; raise any questions in our next class.
2. Purchase the Cahn and Meskin text. (Reminder: I have placed a copy of our text on reserve at the library.)
The first two chapters we will read from the text -- once we are prepared to do so -- are chapters 22 (Tolstoy) and 35 (Weitz). Please acquire copies of the text/chapters asap.
In the interim, let's read and discuss Alexander Nehamas' "An Essay on Beauty and Judgment":
And, for a later conversation, here's a critique of Weitz (chapter 35):
