| paragraph | topic |
|---|
| DA1 | preliminaries and apologies |
| DA2 | philosophical method and language |
| DA3 | not primarily interested in the meanings of words |
| DA4 | the need to make contingent premises explicit |
| DA5 | the core of philosophy is logic |
| DA6 | philosophy as a deductive enterprise |
| DA7 | licence for unbridled speculation |
| DA8 | free-will and liberty |
| DA9 | the meaning of 'freedom' |
| DA10 | degrees and kinds of freedom |
| DA11 | degrees and kinds of constraint |
| DA12 | on defining freedom |
| DA13 | freedom and the law |
| DA14 | classification of freedoms by applicable sanction |
| DA15 | distinguishing philosophy from science |
| DA16 | political philosophy as armchair science or as linguistics |
| DA17 | on the unpredictability of people |
| DA18 | the assumption of unpredictability |
| DA19 | consequences of unpredictability |
| DA20 | implications of unpredictability for anarchism |
| DA21 | the assumption of less than total unpredictability |
| DA22 | non-consequences |
| Lecturer's annotations |
| My notes |
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written mid 1975, edited into HTML 1997/2/22 last edited 1997/4/6