Fall 2018
| Course Number | Title | Course Description | Instructor |
|---|---|---|---|
| PHIL 101 | INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY | Examination of problems in philosophy; emphasis on metaphysics and theory of knowledge. Open only... | Rosenberg, Alexander |
| PHIL 101 | INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY | Examination of problems in philosophy; emphasis on metaphysics and theory of knowledge. Open only... | Flanagan, Owen |
| PHIL 103S | INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY | Philosophy 101 conducted as a seminar. Open only to first years and sophomores. Instructor: Staff | Burkhardt, Tim |
| PHIL 103S | INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY | Philosophy 101 conducted as a seminar. Open only to first years and sophomores. Instructor: Staff | Soon, Valerie |
| PHIL 103S | INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY | Philosophy 101 conducted as a seminar. Open only to first years and sophomores. Instructor: Staff | Finestone, Kobi |
| PHIL 110 | INFORMATION, SOCIETY & CULTURE | Information, Society, and Culture across disciplines. How all aspects of information theory and... | Herron, Patrick |
| PHIL 124FS | FREEDOM AND MORAL OBLIGATION | Are moral obligations limitations on our freedom, or are they, as some philosophers have insisted,... | Summers, Jesse |
| PHIL 150 | LOGIC | The conditions of effective thinking and clear communication. Examination of the basic principles... | Gessell, Bryce |
| PHIL 150 | LOGIC | The conditions of effective thinking and clear communication. Examination of the basic principles... | Nelson, Joseph |
| PHIL 150 | LOGIC | The conditions of effective thinking and clear communication. Examination of the basic principles... | Kingston, Ewan |
| PHIL 201 | HST MODERN PHILOSOPHY | Seventeenth and eighteenth century attempts to address philosophical problems concerning knowledge... | Janiak, Andrew |
| PHIL 205 | WORLD PHILOSOPHY | Course introduces students to several great philosophical traditions worthy of respect in their own... | Flanagan, Owen |
| PHIL 216 | PROBLEMS IN ETHICAL THEORY | The nature of morality, amoralism, utilitarianism, and deontology. Both historical and contemporary... | Sreenivasan, Gopal |
| PHIL 220 | PHILOSOPHY OF DISABILITY | Considers core questions about the nature of disability and what this entails for policy. Review of... | Hawkins, Jennifer |
| PHIL 222S | GENDER AND PHILOSOPHY | Seminar version of Philosophy 222. Instructor: Wong | Bondurant, H. |
| PHIL 246 | PRISONER'S DILEMMA/DISTR JUSTI | Economic, political, and philosophical perspectives on distribution justice and the problems in... | Salsman, Richard |
| PHIL 246 | PRISONER'S DILEMMA/DISTR JUSTI | Economic, political, and philosophical perspectives on distribution justice and the problems in... | Rosenberg, Alexander |
| PHIL 270 | BUSINESS ETHICS | Debates about obligations of firms and business leaders over and above legal obligations.... | Norman, Wayne |
| PHIL 286 | MARX, NIETZSCHE, FREUD | A critical examination and assessment of the thought of Marx, Nietzsche, and Freud: revolutionary... | Pickford, Henry |
| PHIL 345 | PHILOSOPHY/METHOD OF ECONOMICS | Introduction to conceptual and methodological issues raised in modern economics. Topics may include... | Hoover, Kevin |
| PHIL 465 | PPE CAPSTONE | Capstone course open only to students in the Politics, Philosophy, and Economics program.... | Oprea, Alex |
| PHIL 502S | COMPARATIVE ETHICS | Chinese and Western ethics compared, including conceptions of the virtues, the good life, right... | Wong, David |
| PHIL 555S | PHILOSOPHY OF MIND (TOP) | One or more topics such as mental causation, animal minds, artificial intelligence, and foundations... | Neander, Karen |
| PHIL 590S | SPECIAL FIELDS SEMINAR (TOP) | Instructor: Staff | Norman, Wayne |
| PHIL 590S | SPECIAL FIELDS SEMINAR (TOP) | Instructor: Staff | Hawkins, Jennifer |
| PHIL 590S | SPECIAL FIELDS SEMINAR (TOP) | Instructor: Staff | Sinnott-Armstrong, Walter |
| PHIL 590S | SPECIAL FIELDS SEMINAR (TOP) | Instructor: Staff | Bland, Katherine |
| PHIL 590S | SPECIAL FIELDS SEMINAR (TOP) | Instructor: Staff | De Brigard, Felipe |
| PHIL 590S | SPECIAL FIELDS SEMINAR (TOP) | Instructor: Staff | Sinnott-Armstrong, Walter |
| PHIL 681S | WITTGENSTEIN AND LIT THEORY | Key questions in literary theory reconsidered from the point of view of ordinary language... | Moi, Toril |
| PHIL 753S | PRINCIPLES IN COG NEURO I | Introduction to the cognitive neuroscience of emotion, social cognition, executive function,... | Cabeza, Roberto |
| PHIL 795S | TEACHING PHILOSOPHY | Source of pedagogical instruction for graduate students assigned as teaching assistants or course... | Ferejohn, Michael |
| PHIL 797S | DISSERTATION SEMINAR | Seminar required in the spring semester for grad students going on the job market the following... | Bland, Katherine |
| PHIL 798S | PHILOSOPHICAL INTERLOCUTION | For Philosophy Doctoral Students only: required for all students in residence. Frequently includes... | Pavese, Carlotta |
| PHIL 798S | PHILOSOPHICAL INTERLOCUTION | For Philosophy Doctoral Students only: required for all students in residence. Frequently includes... | Pavese, Carlotta |
| PHIL 89S | FIRST-YEAR SEMINAR (TOP) | Topics vary each semester offered. Instructor: Staff | Wong, David |
| PHIL 89S | FIRST-YEAR SEMINAR (TOP) | Topics vary each semester offered. Instructor: Staff | Hawkins, Jennifer |
| PHIL 89S | FIRST-YEAR SEMINAR (TOP) | Topics vary each semester offered. Instructor: Staff | Summers, Jesse |