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Area Requirements for the Philosophy Major
| The philosophy major consists of 30 credits of philosophy earned through at least 8 courses. 4 of the courses in the major must meet the 4 area requirements: History of Philosophy, Logic, Epistemology, and Ethical Theory. The other courses are electives. This page contains information about the courses offered in the different areas required for the major, as well as sample groupings of electives. |
| History of Philosophy: one of either | |
| Phil 3001W General History of Western
Philosophy: Ancient Period (4 credits) or Phil 3005W General History of Western Philosophy: Modern Period (4 credits) |
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| Logic: one of either | |
| Phil 1001 Introduction to Logic (4 credits) or Phil 5201 Symbolic Logic (4 credits) |
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| Epistemology: one of either | |
| Phil 3601W Scientific Thought (4 credits) or Phil 4105W Epistemology (3 credits) |
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| Ethical Theory: one of | |
| Phil 3311W Introduction to Ethical Theory (4
credits) or Phil 4310W History of Moral Theories (3 credits) or Phil 4320W Intensive Study of Historical Moral Theory (3 credits) or Phil 4321W Theories of Justice (3 credits) |
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Sample Groupings of Electives
| History of Philosophy | |
| 4003 Medieval Philosophy 4010 Ancient Philosophy 4055 Kant |
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| Logic | |
| 5201 Symbolic Logic I 5202 Symbolic Logic II 5221 Philosophy of Logic |
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| Aesthetics | |
| 3502W Introduction to Aesthetics 4501 Principles of Aesthetics 4510 Philosophy of Individual Arts |
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| Philosophy of Mind | |
| 3607 Philosophy of Psychology 4614 Philosophy of Psychology 4615 Minds, Bodies & Machines |
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| Philosophy of Language | |
| 3231 Philosophy and Language 4231 Philosophy of Language 4085 Wittgenstein |
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| Sample Concentration in Civic Engagement | |
| 1004W Introduction to Political Philosophy 3302W Moral Problems of Contemporary Society 3308W Social Justice and Community Service One community service activity |
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