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Anne Bezuidenhout, Chair

Overview

The Department of Philosophy offers the Bachelor of Arts degree program with a major in philosophy.

Philosophy

Programs

• •  Philosophy Minor
• •  Philosophy, B.A.

Courses

Philosophy

• •  PHIL 101 - Special Topics in Philosophy 
• •  PHIL 102 - Introduction to Philosophy 
• •  PHIL 103 - Special Topics in Ethics and Values 
• •  PHIL 110 - Introduction to Logic I 
• •  PHIL 111 - Introduction to Logic II
• •  PHIL 210 - Philosophical Themes in Literature 
• •  PHIL 211 - Contemporary Moral Issues 
• •  PHIL 212 - Conflicting Images of Man 
• •  PHIL 214 - Science and Pseudo-Science 
• •  PHIL 301 - Ancient Philosophy 
• •  PHIL 302 - Greek and Roman Philosophy after Aristotle 
• •  PHIL 303 - History of Medieval Philosophy 
• •  PHIL 303 - Medieval Philosophy 
• •  PHIL 304 - Seventeenth and Eighteenth-Century Philosophy 
• •  PHIL 305 - Nineteenth- and 20th-Century Philosophy 
• •  PHIL 310 - American Philosophy 
• •  PHIL 311 - Existentialism 
• •  PHIL 312 - Classical Origins of Western Medical Ethics 
• •  PHIL 313 - Between Magic and Method: Ancient Medicine 
• •  PHIL 320 - Ethics 
• •  PHIL 321 - Medical Ethics 
• •  PHIL 322 - Environmental Ethics
• •  PHIL 323 - Ethics of Science and Technology 
• •  PHIL 324 - Business Ethics 
• •  PHIL 325 - Engineering Ethics
• •  PHIL 330 - Social and Political Philosophy 
• •  PHIL 331 - Crime and Justice 
• •  PHIL 332 - Philosophy of Education 
• •  PHIL 333 - Contemporary Marxism and Society 
• •  PHIL 334 - Feminist Philosophy 
• •  PHIL 340 - Philosophy of Art 
• •  PHIL 341 - Philosophy and Film 
• •  PHIL 350 - Knowledge and Reality 
• •  PHIL 351 - Mind and Nature 
• •  PHIL 352 - Freedom and Human Interaction 
• •  PHIL 360 - History and Philosophy of Science 
• •  PHIL 370 - Special Topics in Philosophy 
• •  PHIL 399 - Independent Study 
• •  PHIL 473 - Film and Media Theory and Criticism 
• •  PHIL 490 - Seminar in Philosophy
• •  PHIL 495 - Senior Thesis 
• •  PHIL 501 - British Empiricism 
• •  PHIL 502 - Continental Rationalism 
• •  PHIL 503 - Analytic Philosophy 
• •  PHIL 504 - Phenomenology and Existentialism 
• •  PHIL 505 - Plato 
• •  PHIL 506 - Aristotle 
• •  PHIL 507 - Medieval Philosophy 
• •  PHIL 508 - Hume 
• •  PHIL 509 - Kant 
• •  PHIL 510 - Theory of Knowledge 
• •  PHIL 511 - Symbolic Logic 
• •  PHIL 512 - Philosophy of Science 
• •  PHIL 513 - Philosophy of History 
• •  PHIL 514 - Ethical Theory 
• •  PHIL 515 - Philosophy of Religion 
• •  PHIL 516 - Advanced Aesthetics 
• •  PHIL 517 - Philosophy of Language 
• •  PHIL 518 - Philosophy of the Social Sciences 
• •  PHIL 519 - Metaphysics 
• •  PHIL 520 - Philosophy of Mind 
• •  PHIL 521 - Mathematical Logic 
• •  PHIL 522 - Introduction to Semantics and Pragmatics 
• •  PHIL 523 - Advanced Topics in Logic 
• •  PHIL 524 - Philosophy of Biology 
• •  PHIL 526 - Hellenistic Philosophy 
• •  PHIL 527 - Virtues, Acts, and Consequences 
• •  PHIL 528 - Concepts of Evidence 
• •  PHIL 532 - Social Justice 
• •  PHIL 534 - Contemporary European Social Philosophy 
• •  PHIL 535 - Ecofeminism 
• •  PHIL 536 - Language and Interpretation in Contemporary European Philosophy. 
• •  PHIL 540 - Renaissance Philosophy 
• •  PHIL 550 - Health Care Ethics 
• •  PHIL 598 - Readings in Philosophy 

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