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Jan 31, 2026
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Undergraduate Catalog 2018-2019 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Philosophy Department Courses
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Philosophy
Go to information for this department.
Interdisciplinary Courses
Philosophy
- • PHIL 120 - Introduction to Philosophy
- • PHIL 210 - Ethics
- • PHIL 211 - (P) Business Ethics
- • PHIL 212 - (P) Medical Ethics
- • PHIL 213 - (P) Environmental Ethics
- • PHIL 214 - (P) Computers and Ethics
- • PHIL 215 - (P) Logic
- • PHIL 218 - (P,D) Feminism: Theory and Practice
- • PHIL 220 - (P) Ancient Philosophy
- • PHIL 221 - (P) Medieval Philosophy
- • PHIL 222 - (P) Modern Philosophy I
- • PHIL 223 - (P) Modern Philosophy II
- • PHIL 224 - (P) Foundations of Twentieth-Century Philosophy
- • PHIL 225 - (P,D) Asian Philosophy
- • PHIL 226 - (P,D) Chinese Philosophy
- • PHIL 227 - (P) Political Philosophy
- • PHIL 229 - (P,D) Philosophy of Religion
- • PHIL 230 - (P) German Philosophy
- • PHIL 231 - (P,D) Philosophy of Women
- • PHIL 234 - (P) Existentialism
- • PHIL 238 - (P) Wealth and the Human Good
- • PHIL 240 - (P,W) Logic and Written Discourse
- • PHIL 242 - (P,D) Latin American Thought
- • PHIL 250 - (P) Philosophy of Love
- • PHIL 295 - (P,D) Chinese Philosophy and Culture in Contemporary Taiwan
- • PHIL 305 - (P) Symbolic Logic
- • PHIL 306 - (P) Philosophy of Education
- • PHIL 310 - (P) Epistemology
- • PHIL 311 - (P) Metaphysics
- • PHIL 312 - (P) Modern Philosophy III
- • PHIL 313 - (P) Philosophy and Friendship
- • PHIL 314 - (P,D,W) Philosophy and the City
- • PHIL 315 - (P) Twentieth-Century Political Philosophy
- • PHIL 316 - (P,W) American Perspectives on Health-Care Ethics
- • PHIL 317 - (P) American Philosophy
- • PHIL 318 - (P) Sex, Love, and God: Augustine and His Philosophy
- • PHIL 319 - (P) Philosophy of Law
- • PHIL 320 - (P) Aesthetics
- • PHIL 321 - (P) Great Books in Philosophy
- • PHIL 323 - (P) Natural Law: True Guide or Grave Error?
- • PHIL 325 - (P) Literature and Ethics
- • PHIL 326 - (P,D) Advanced Topics in Feminist Philosophy
- • PHIL 327 - Readings in the Later Plato
- • PHIL 328 - (P) Philosophy of Literature
- • PHIL 329 - (P) Advanced Topics in Biomedical Ethics
- • PHIL 330 - (P) Philosophy of Crowds and Violence
- • PHIL 331 - (P) Feminist Philosophy of Science
- • PHIL 333 - (P) The Seven Deadly Sins
- • PHIL 334 - (P) Hannah Arendt: Human Existence
- • PHIL 335 - (P, W) Philosophy of Interpretation
- • PHIL 336 - (P) Religion After God
- • PHIL 337 - (P) The Art of Living
- • PHIL 339 - (P) Philosophy of the Person
- • PHIL 340 - (P,D) Philosophy and Judaism
- • PHIL 341J - The Subject & Medieval Thought
- • PHIL 350 - (P) Science, God, Philosophy
- • PHIL 410 - (P) Philosophy of Culture
- • PHIL 411 - (P) Thomas Aquinas: Philosophy and Controversy
- • PHIL 412J - (P) Art and Metaphysics
- • PHIL 413J - The End of Philosophy
- • PHIL 414 - (D,P) Philosophy of Emmanuel Levinas
- • PHIL 415 - (P,W) Nietzsche
- • PHIL 418 - (P) Phenomenology
- • PHIL 419 - (P,D) Philosophy East and West
- • PHIL 420 - (P) Philosophy of Rhetoric
- • PHIL 425 - (P) Postmodern Philosophy
- • PHIL 430 - (P) Philosophy of the Social and Behavioral Sciences
- • PHIL 431 - (P) Philosophy of Science
- • PHIL 434 - (P) Issues in Philosophy and Theology
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