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Course Criteria
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3.00 Credits
An examination of issues concerning the meaning of human existence. Sample topics may include: freedom and responsibility, anxiety and death, authenticity and alienation, the individual and society, emotions and reason, faith and God.
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An examination of feminist philosophers' efforts to develop a perspective of their own. Discussions will focus on feminist analyses of the family, pornography, reproductive rights, violence against women, the intersection of gender, race, and class, women's oppression, the causes of that oppression, and ways of fighting it.
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A survey of philosophical movements and/or influential individual philosophers of the 20th and 21st centuries.
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An examination of some of the major issues in classical and contemporary philosophy of religion, including the nature and significance of religious language, the existence and nature of God, the problem of evil, religious experience, miracles, and alternatives to theism.
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Selected topics in the philosophy of education are discussed. Topics may include Plato's and Aristotle's philosophies of education, the philosophies of education in theHellenistic Schools, and modern philosophies of education including Dewey and Rousseau.
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An examination of the two major approaches to ethics, action-based ethical theories and virtue-based ethical theories and an examination of the nature of ethical language and ethical reasoning.
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An examination of human knowledge with attention to recent developments and classical theories. Topics include skepticism, the justification of beliefs, rationality and truth.
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An examination of the classic philosophical problems concerning the nature of reality. Topics may include the nature of consciousness, causation, freedom and determinism, the nature of persons, questions of the objectivity and/or subjectivity of reality.
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An examination of the arts and their relation to philosophy. Topics may include theories of art and beauty, language and music; philosophy and the dramatic arts; philosophy and film; philosophy and literature.
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Topics studied will vary and may include philosophical movements (such as pragmatism), historical periods (such as Roman and Hellenistic philosophy), and philosophical areas (such as the philosophy of law).
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