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PHIL 290: Business Ethics
3.00 Credits
Virginia State University
A course designed to introduce students to ethical theories and moral reasoning which they will then apply to business case studies. Students will consider contemporary moral dilemmas confronting businesses and corporations. They will develop the critical skills needed to analyze complex moral situations and formulate, weigh, discuss and defend appropriate moral solutions.
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PHIL 314: Philosophy of Religion- sp
3.00 Credits
Virginia State University
A survey of Eastern and Western religious thought, including the idea of God, knowledge of God, the problem of evil, immortality, and reincarnation.
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PHIL 315: African Philosophy
3.00 Credits
Virginia State University
An exploration of metaphysical, epistemological and ethical theories arising from peoples of the African continent. Students will analyze, discuss and compare the differing principles and world views of the diverse African societies.
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PHIL 323: Readings in Philosophy
3.00 Credits
Virginia State University
A close reading of original philosophical works on an in-depth treatment of a philosophical problem, such as readings in the philosophy of law, Black philosophy, existentialism, the philosophy of language, and symbolic logic.
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PHIL 326: Mythology
3.00 Credits
Virginia State University
An introductory survey of the traditional mythological narratives of ancient civilizations, considering the origins of myths, their nature, and their functions in shaping and expressing a culture's understanding of the divine, the natural world, human nature, and the institutions of human community.
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PHIL 327: Philosophy in Literature
3.00 Credits
Virginia State University
Study of basic philosophical problems in major works of literature. Prerequisite: GEPI 140 or other philosophy course, or permission of instructor(s).
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PHIL 340: Philosophy of Mind
3.00 Credits
Virginia State University
The question 'what is it to have a mind?' forms the focus of the course, and the objective is to arrive at an answer by examining the multifarious manifestations of mind. The course is organized around an interdisciplinary approach by incorporating theories from psychology, artificial intelligence and cognitive science.
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PHIL 350: PHILOSOPHY OF LAW Sp
3.00 Credits
Virginia State University
An examination of the sources, content and extent of political and moral rights and obligations. Other concepts explored will be autonomy, privacy, freedom of religion, equal opportunity, paternalism, and how these concepts impact issues such as conscientious objection, flag burning, pornography, affirmative action, abortion, and euthanasia.
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PHIL 400: Contemporary Philosophy
3.00 Credits
Virginia State University
A study of twentieth century Western philosophy, including the work of such contemporary philosophers as Russell, Wittgenstein, Pierce, James, Dewey, Heidegger, and Sartre.
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PHIL 422: Philosophy of Science
3.00 Credits
Virginia State University
An examination of the fundamental conceptual basis of the sciences; consideration given to scientific methods of certification, theory construction and explanation, the metaphysical assumptions and implications of scientific theories, and the relations between the scientific and non-scientific views of the world.
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