Aug. 24 (for students who want to get an early start):
BGE 56 (abbreviations ).
Aug. 31: Either GM I:13, the para. (in the Kaufmann
translation: no paras. in the German) starting "To demand
of strength..." or GM II:12-13.
Sept. 7: BGE 12 (but remember the no-religion
requirement).
Sept. 14: GS 360.
Sept. 21: Either Z.I.4 ("On the Despisers of
the Body") or Z.I.15 ("On the Thousand and One Goals").
Sept. 28: Either GS 111 or GS
121.
Oct. 5: GS 374.
Oct. 12 (due at the usual time):
Bonus microcommentary: either GS 372 or GS 373.
Oct. 19:
GS 120 (if you read Foucault over break) or
GS 299 (if you read Nehamas).
Oct. 26:
HTH I:35 ("Advantages of psychological observation"), or D
103 ("There are two kinds of deniers of morality").
Nov. 2:
TI 2.2 (the second section of "The Problem of Socrates,"
starting "The irreverent thought...").
Nov. 9:
CW 7, 2nd English para. in Kaufmann's translation (on BW p. 626, starting "For the present... ")
Nov. 16:
AC 54.
Nov. 23:
EH, "Why I Am So Wise," last English para. of sec. 1, and first English para. of sec. 2.
Nov. 30:
BT, last para. of sec. 17 plus first para. of sec. 18.
Dec. 7: either
UM 2, sec. 1, 2nd para. ("If happiness, if reaching out...";
pp. 61f), or UM 2.3, first three paras. (from "History thus
belongs..." up to "...the dust of bibliographical minutiae";
pp. 72-75).