Satisfactory completion of an intro level course is a prerequisite for taking any further course in philosophy.
Students may not take more than one intro level course, with one exception: students may take Logic either before or after taking any other introductory course.
NOTE: Classes with low enrollment have the possibility of being canceled. Please register as early as possible.
TENTATIVE OFFERINGS (as of 12/9/22)
Spring 2023
- PHIL 001A. Introduction to Philosophy: Knowledge and Agency
- PHIL 001G. Introduction to Philosophy: Rationality and Religious Belief
- PHIL 001K. Introduction to Philosophy: Pursuits of Wisdom in Ancient Philosophy
- PHIL 001N. Introduction to Philosopy: Subjects and Selves
- PHIL 006. First-Year Seminar: Life, Mind, and Consciousness
- PHIL 012. Logic
- PHIL 013. Modern Philosophy
- PHIL 020. Plato and His Modern Readers
- PHIL 021. Social and Political Philosophy
- PHIL 040. Semantics
- PHIL 044. Comparative Theories of Knowledge
- PHIL 047. Utopias
- PHIL 089. Philosophy and Speculative Fiction
- PHIL 093. Directed Reading
- PHIL 096. Senior Course Thesis
- PHIL 099. Senior Course Study
- PHIL 101. Moral Philosophy
- PHIL 117. Aristotle: Ethics and Politics
- PHIL 139. Phenomenology, Existentialism, and Poststructuralism
- PHIL 180. Senior Honors Thesis
- PHIL 199. Senior Honors Study
Fall 2023
- PHIL 001H. Introduction to Philosophy: Personal Identity and the Self
- PHIL 010. First-Year Seminar: Questions of Inquiry
- PHIL 011. Moral Philosophy
- PHIL 012A. Logic
- PHIL 012B. Logic
- PHIL 020. Plato and His Modern Readers
- PHIL 024. Theory of Knowledge
- PHIL 034. Marx, Marxism, & Race
- PHIL 040. Semantics
- PHIL 093. Directed Reading
- PHIL 105. Genealogy and Power
- PHIL 155. Philosophy of Law
Spring 2024
- PHIL 001G. Introduction to Philosophy: Rationality and Religious Belief
- PHIL 001M. Introduction to Philosophy: Free Thinkers
- PHIL 008. First-Year Seminar: Aesthetics & Political Resistance
- PHIL 013. Modern Philosophy
- PHIL 016. Philosophy of Religion
- PHIL 027. Ethics & Technology
- PHIL 030. Buddhist Philosophy
- PHIL 031. Advanced Logic
- PHIL 037. Contemporary Political Philosophy
- PHIL 040. Semantics
- PHIL 072. Philosophy of Race
- PHIL 093. Directed Reading
- PHIL 096. Senior Course Thesis
- PHIL 099. Senior Course Study
- PHIL 103. Selected Modern Philosophers
- PHIL 119. Philosophy of Science
- PHIL 180. Senior Honors Thesis
- PHIL 199. Senior Honors Study
Fall 2024
- PHIL 001F. Introduction to Philosophy: Classical and Contemporary Problems
- PHIL 001H. Introduction to Philosophy: Personal Identity and the Self
- PHIL 003. First-Year Seminar: The Meaning of Life
- PHIL 005. First-Year Seminar: Human Nature
- PHIL 008. First-Year Seminar: Aesthetics & Political Resistance
- PHIL 012A. Logic
- PHIL 012B. Logic
- PHIL 023. Metaphysics
- PHIL 034. Marx, Marxism, & Race
- PHIL 040. Semantics
- PHIL 052. Bioethics
- PHIL 079. Poststructuralism
- PHIL 101. Moral Philosophy
- PHIL 102. Ancient Philosophy
- PHIL 116. Language and Meaning
- PHIL 135. Topics in Indian Philosophy
Spring 2025
- PHIL 001C. Introduction to Philosophy: Truth and Desire
- PHIL 001G. Introduction to Philosophy: Rationality and Religious Belief
- PHIL 006. First-Year Seminar: Life, Mind, and Consciousness
- PHIL 013. Modern Philosophy
- PHIL 018. Philosophy of Science
- PHIL 020. Plato and His Modern Readers
- PHIL 035. Environmental Ethics
- PHIL 040. Semantics
- PHIL 044. Comparative Theories of Knowledge
- PHIL 118. Philosophy of Mind
- PHIL 121. Social and Political Philosophy
- PHIL 139. Phenomenology, Existentialism, and Poststructuralism
