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Courses in Philosophy


Philosophy is the systematic study of questions any thoughtful human being faces concerning the nature of knowledge, reality, thought, and value. What is valuable and what is value? What gives thought and language meaning? What is truth, and how can we know it? The main value of philosophy lies in its contribution to a liberal arts education. It can, however, also provide excellent preparation for a wide variety of professions (notably, law), because of the training it provides in rigorous thinking and incisive and clear writing. Philosophy cuts across other academic disciplines by examining their concepts, methods, and presuppositions.

 
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Title
Section
Instructor
Term
Credits
Requirements
PHIL 181 - Philosophical Issues: An Introduction
Section 101, LEC

Instructor: Forrester,Alexa Ann

SP 2009
Credits: 2
Reqs: HU

PHIL 303 - Introduction to Symbolic Logic
Section 101, LEC

Instructor: Jansson, Lina

SP 2009
Credits: 3
Reqs: BS, MSA

PHIL 365 - Problems of Religion
Section 101, LEC

Instructor: Mayerhofer,Ivan Leonhard

SP 2009
Credits: 2
Reqs: HU

PHIL 399 - Independent Study
Section 101, IND

SP 2009
Credits: 1 - 4
Other: Independent

PHIL 499 - Senior Honors in Philosophy
Section 101, IND

SP 2009
Credits: 2
Other: Honors, Independent

PHIL 596 - Reading Course
Section 101, IND

SP 2009
Credits: 2 - 3
PHIL 599 - Candidacy Reading Course
Section 101, IND

SP 2009
Credits: 2 - 3
Other: Independent

PHIL 600 - Advanced Studies
Section 101, IND

SP 2009
Credits: 2
PHIL 990 - Dissertation/Precandidate
Section 101, IND

SP 2009
Credits: 1 - 4
PHIL 995 - Dissertation/Candidate
Section 101, IND

SP 2009
Credits: 4
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