PHL 200-211 | PHL 340-380 | PHL 411-480 | PHL 801-870
Section 001 (Jensen)
Theories of Knowledge, values, and reality. Topics such as objectivity, relativism and cultural diversity, moral responsibility, aesthetic values, and the self, existence of God, free will, minds and machines.
Section 002 (Hedrick)
Theories of Knowledge, values, and reality. Topics such as objectivity, relativism and cultural diversity, moral responsibility, aesthetic values, and the self, existence of God, free will, minds and machines.
Section 003 (Lindemann)
Theories of Knowledge, values, and reality. Topics such as objectivity, relativism and cultural diversity, moral responsibility, aesthetic values, and the self, existence of God, free will, minds and machines.
Section 004 (McClendon)
Theories of Knowledge, values, and reality. Topics such as objectivity, relativism and cultural diversity, moral responsibility, aesthetic values, and the self, existence of God, free will, minds and machines.
Section 005 (Dai)
Theories of Knowledge, values, and reality. Topics such as objectivity, relativism and cultural diversity, moral responsibility, aesthetic values, and the self, existence of God, free will, minds and machines.
Section 005 (Lambert)
Theories of Knowledge, values, and reality. Topics such as objectivity, relativism and cultural diversity, moral responsibility, aesthetic values, and the self, existence of God, free will, minds and machines.
Section 001 (Grey)
Philosophy from the Renaissance Through the Nineteenth Century, including Descartes, Spinoza, Locke, Hume, Kant, Hegel, Kierkegaard and Nietzsche.
Section 001 (Sprague-Rice)
Husserl, Jaspers, Kierkegaard, Marcel, Nietzsche, Sartre, and de Beauvoir. Topics such as hope, anxiety, bad faith, subjectivity, freedom, social being, phenomenological method.
Section 001 (Steel)
Formal methods in deductive reasoning. Logic of connectives and quantifiers including identity, functions, and descriptions.
Termination of treatment, truth-telling, informed consent, human experimentation, reproductive issues, allocation of scarce resources, justice and the health care system.
Termination of treatment, truth-telling, informed consent, human experimentation, reproductive issues, allocation of scarce resources, justice and the health care system.
Section 001 (Schwartzman)
Legal concepts such as punishment, responsibility, rights and duties, and judicial decisions. Legal theories such as natural law, positivism and realism.
Section 001 (Gifford)
Examination of the desirability of technology, its social forms, and its alternatives. Conventional productivist, ecological progressive, and radical humanist outlooks.
Section 001 (Sertler)
Conceptual and normative issues in feminist theory. Topics such as sexism, oppression, coercion, control, power, equality, personhood, respect and self-respect, rape, separatism, community, intimacy, and autonomy.
Section 001 (Lotz)
Marx's philosophical thought and itsbearing on science, religion, art and politics.
Section 001 (O'Rourke)
Conceptual and normative issues in feminist theory. Topics such as sexism, oppression, coercion, control. power, equality, personhood, respect and self-respect, rape, separatism, community, intimacy, and autonomy.
Section 001 (Katz)
Aristotle's major works and his major contributions to the metaphysics, psychology, ethics, the arts, and politics. Variable by term in content.
Section 001 (Rauscher)
A seminar in Immanuel Kant's critical philosophy in metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, political philosophy, aesthetics, or other areas. Variable by term in content.
Section 001 (McKeon)
Logical consequence, first-order predicate logic with identity, including functions and descriptions. Proof theory and model theory. Topics in metatheory such as completeness, compactness, and the Lowenheim-Skolem Theorems. The axiomatic method and Godel's Incompleteness Theorems
Section 001 (McClendon)
Philosophical issues about race and the black experience. Nature of racism, relationship of science to race, debates about identity, public policy and race.
Section 001 (Gifford)
Ethical issues about public health from a global perspective. Health and illness in the context of development, poverty, technological change, resource conflicts, the distribution of power, and social violence. Values and policy issues regarding resources, environment, and the distribution and quality of health care.
Section 001 (Hedrick)
Courses in legal or political philosophy and one PHL course at the 300 level or above.
Section 001 (Nails)
Basic concepts employed in trying to understand the nature of thins. Concepts include universals, particulars, things, kinds, properties, events, persons, change, causality, chance, existence, possibility, necessity, space and time.
Section 001 (Nails)
Section 001 (Hedrick/Lotz)
philosophy and critical experience (Adorno), culture industry, fetishism, capitalism (Benjamin, Krakauer, Adorno), and social pathologies (Habermas, Honneth)
Section 001 (Steel)