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What is philosophy? Why take philosophy? Courses Major Reqs (pdf) Minor Reqs (pdf) Philosophy & GDR Honors Independent Study
Guide for Graduating
Philosophy Club
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Listed below are philosophy courses that may be used to satisfy the CORE requirements. A single course cannot be used to satisfy two areas.
Ideals and Values (3 semester hours)
1000 Introduction to Philosophy
1100 Ethics
1200 Philosophy and Society
1600 Philosophy and Religion
2200 Major Social Theories
2610 Paganism to Christianity
3100 Ethical Theory
3110 Feminist Practical Ethics
3140 Environmental Ethics
3160 Bioethics
3190 War and Morality
3200 Social and Political Philosophy
3260 Philosophy and the International Order
3600 Philosophy of Religion
Historical Context (3 semester hours)
1010 Historical Introduction to Philosophy: Ancient Thought
1020 Historical Introduction to Philosophy: Modern Thought
3000 History of Ancient Philosophy (no prerequisite)
3010 History of Modern Philosophy
3410 History of Science: Ancients to Newton
3430 History of Science: Newton to Einstein
United States Context (3 semester hours)
1200 Philosophy and Society
2220 Philosophy and Law
Natural Science - partially satisfies (3 semester hours)
1400 Philosophy and the Sciences
3410 History of Science: Ancients to Newton
3430 History of Science: Newton Einstein
Critical Thinking (3 semester hours)
3110 Feminist Practical Ethics
3180 Critical Thinking: Contemporary Topics
3480 Critical Thinking and Writing in Philosophy
4450 History and Philosophy of Physics
4830 Senior Seminar in Philosophy
Gender and Cultural Diversity (3 semester hours)
2270 Philosophy and Race
2290 Philosophy and Women
Upper Division Writing (3 semester hours)
3480 Critical Thinking and Writing in Philosophy
updated 12/31/07
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