I'm having trouble working in material from the course into the first paper topic. How should we go about adding information from other class books when we are comparing two books from the list you gave us?
Thanks.
Danny | 04.23.08 - 10:06 pm | #

In reading/reviewing two of those books, you are evaluating two different interpretations of or approaches to conspiracy theory. To do that well, you would need to apply the two approaches to some example. That's where material from the rest of the course, like the 9/11 book, might come in.
Jeff Pasley | 04.23.08 - 11:41 pm | #

Are all of the links used in the lecture notes posted somewhere? It would be really nice to go back and be able to review some of the websites and stuff that were shown during the lectures while I'm studying for the final.
Laura | 05.05.08 - 1:36 pm | #

Did you really not know they have been posted (as we have gone along) this whole time? There is link on the left of the main page. Or here:
http:// conspiracy.pasleybrothers...ctures_2008.htm .
Jeff Pasley | Homepage | 05.05.08 - 9:34 pm | #

I know that the lecture outlines are posted, but when they open they open as PDF files and all of the embedded links do not work. I was wondering if there was a place that we could access those links. The webpages that they linked to often had good extra information on them.
Laura | 05.05.08 - 9:38 pm | #

Ah, I see. The files get way too big to post if I include everything. The bare outlines cause fewer problems. If you bring a blank CD to class, I would be happy to loan you the PowerPoint files.
Jeff Pasley | Homepage | 05.05.08 - 11:34 pm | #