2019-2020 Undergraduate & Graduate Catalog
Philosophy (PHI)
Courses
- PHI 101 - Introduction to Philosophy (3 credits)
- PHI 102 - Ethics (3 credits)
- PHI 103 - Logic (3 credits)
- PHI 202 - Ethics of Health (3 credits)
- PHI 203 - Intermediate Logic (3 credits)
- PHI 210 - Eastern Philosophy (3 credits)
- PHI 220 - Aesthetics (3 credits)
- PHI 230 - American Philosophy (3 credits)
- PHI 240 - Middle Eastern Philosophy (3 credits)
- PHI 250 - Existentialism (3 credits)
- PHI 300 - Theories of Human Nature (3 credits)
- PHI 311 - Origins of Western Thought: Ancient Philosophy (3 credits)
- PHI 312 - Divine Revelation meets Greek Rationality: Medieval Philosophy (3 credits)
- PHI 313 - Reason, Experience, Morality at the Dawn of Modernity: Early Modern Philosophy (3 credits)
- PHI 314 - Capitalism, Secularism, Nationalism: 19th Century Philosophy (3 credits)
- PHI 315 - Philosophy Now: Contemporary Great Philosophers (3 credits)
- PHI 320 - Power, Justice, and Freedom: Social and Political Philosophy (3 credits)
- PHI 325 - Ethics in Professional Life (3 credits)
- PHI 330 - Crime, Morality, Punishment: Philosophy of Law (3 credits)
- PHI 341 - Philosophy of Death and Dying (3 credits)
- PHI 343 - God, Faith, and Reason: Philosophy of Religion (3 credits)
- PHI 370 - Sex Matters: Feminist Philosophy in the Contemporary World (3 credits)
- PHI 380 - Special Topics in Philosophy (3 credits)
- PHI 399 - Independent Readings (1 to 4 credits)
- PHI 400 - Wisdom of the East: Advanced Topics in Asian Philosophy (3 credits)
- PHI 420 - Philosophy of Science (3 credits)
- PHI 430 - Mind, Brain, Consciousness: Philosophy of Mind (3 credits)
- PHI 440 - Perception, Hallucination, Trust: Perspectives on Knowledge (3 credits)
- PHI 450 - Reality, Identity, Change: Metaphysics (3 credits)
- PHI 460 - Rights, Duties, and the Meaning of Life: Moral Philosophy (3 credits)
- PHI 470 - Truth, Meaning, Communication: Philosophy of Language (3 credits)
- PHI 480 - Special Topics in Philosophy (3 credits)
- PHI 495 - Reality, Knowledge, and Value (Capstone) (3 credits)