Philosophy (PHIL) Courses

Philosophy

Courses

Philosophy

• •  PHIL 100 - Introduction to Philosophy
• •  PHIL 101 - The Meaning of Life
• •  PHIL 110 - Critical Thinking and Composition
• •  PHIL 130 - Puzzles and Paradoxes
• •  PHIL 156 - Philosophy and Music
• •  PHIL 160 - Ethics and Society
• •  PHIL 170 - Critical Reasoning
• •  PHIL 203 - History of Early Western Philosophy
• •  PHIL 204 - History of Modern Western Philosophy
• •  PHIL 261 - Philosophy and Film
• •  PHIL 270 - Symbolic Logic I
• •  PHIL 306 - Philosophies of China and Japan
• •  PHIL 330 - Philosophy of Religion
• •  PHIL 342 - Metaphysics
• •  PHIL 348 - Personal Identity
• •  PHIL 351 - Political Philosophy
• •  PHIL 352 - Philosophy of Law
• •  PHIL 360 - Environmental Ethics
• •  PHIL 361 - Philosophy of Art
• •  PHIL 363 - Ethical Theory
• •  PHIL 370 - Rationality and Decisions
• •  PHIL 381 - Philosophy of Science
• •  PHIL 382 - Theory of Knowledge
• •  PHIL 400 - Business Ethics
• •  PHIL 402 - Engineering Ethics
• •  PHIL 403 - Medical Ethics
• •  PHIL 404 - Artificial Intelligence and Ethics
• •  PHIL 405 - Philosophy in Literature
• •  PHIL 413 - Continental Rationalism
• •  PHIL 414 - British Empiricism
• •  PHIL 415 - Marx
• •  PHIL 416 - Pragmatism
• •  PHIL 417 - Phenomenology
• •  PHIL 418 - Existentialism
• •  PHIL 419 - Analytic Philosophy
• •  PHIL 420 - Foucault
• •  PHIL 421 - Plato
• •  PHIL 422 - Aristotle
• •  PHIL 423 - Kant
• •  PHIL 425 - Wittgenstein
• •  PHIL 448 - Freedom and Agency
• •  PHIL 451 - Liberty and Justice: Race, Ethnicity, and Gender in American Law
• •  PHIL 455 - Philosophical Perspectives on Sex and Love
• •  PHIL 475 - Truth and Fact
• •  PHIL 482 - Introduction to Cognitive Science
• •  PHIL 483 - Philosophical Psychology
• •  PHIL 484 - Philosophy of Language
• •  PHIL 489 - Philosophy Internship/Pre-Law
• •  PHIL 490 - Selected Topics - Early Philosophy
• •  PHIL 491 - Selected Topics - Modern Tradition
• •  PHIL 492 - Selected Topics - Twentieth Century Philosophy
• •  PHIL 493 - Selected Topics - Metaphysical Studies
• •  PHIL 496 - Selected Topics - Value and Evaluation
• •  PHIL 497H - Undergraduate Honors Seminar
• •  PHIL 498H - Undergraduate Honors Thesis
• •  PHIL 499 - Directed Studies
• •  PHIL 513 - Continental Rationalism
• •  PHIL 514 - British Empiricism
• •  PHIL 515 - Marx
• •  PHIL 516 - Pragmatism
• •  PHIL 517 - Phenomenology
• •  PHIL 518 - Existentialism
• •  PHIL 519 - Analytic Philosophy
• •  PHIL 520 - Foucault
• •  PHIL 521 - Plato
• •  PHIL 522 - Aristotle
• •  PHIL 523 - Kant
• •  PHIL 525 - Wittgenstein
• •  PHIL 548 - Freedom and Agency
• •  PHIL 555 - Philosophical Perspectives on Sex and Love
• •  PHIL 575 - Truth and Fact
• •  PHIL 583 - Philosophical Psychology
• •  PHIL 584 - Philosophy of Language
• •  PHIL 590 - Selected Topics - Early Philosophy
• •  PHIL 591 - Selected Topics - Modern Tradition
• •  PHIL 592 - Selected Topics - Twentieth Century Philosophy
• •  PHIL 593 - Selected Topics - Metaphysical Studies
• •  PHIL 596 - Selected Topics - Value and Evaluation
• •  PHIL 599 - Graduate Tutorial
• •  PHIL 610 - Proseminar
• •  PHIL 620 - Selected Topics - History of Philosophy
• •  PHIL 630 - Selected Topics - Philosophy of Religion
• •  PHIL 640 - Seminar in Metaphysics
• •  PHIL 663 - Selected Topics - Ethics
• •  PHIL 680 - Selected Topics - Epistemology
• •  PHIL 681 - Selected Topics - Philosophy of Science
• •  PHIL 690 - Selected Topics - Current Interest in Philosophy
• •  PHIL 697 - Directed Research
• •  PHIL 698 - Thesis or Project