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PHI 200: Ethics:Values and Quality of Life
3.00 Credits
Alvernia University
Systematic study of ethics with the aim of arriving at objective values and principles of moral conduct as the means to genuine happiness. Normative ethics is compared and contrasted with descriptive ethics and meta-ethics. Cultural, philosophical and historical approaches to ethics are also considered.
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PHI 210: Professional Ethics
3.00 Credits
Alvernia University
Study of ethical issues in the professions. Inquires into the nature of professional responsibility and the social role of the professions. Topics include an examination of professional codes of ethics, legal regulation of the professions, the relation between professional rights and social responsibilities, and professional ethics in a global society.
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PHI 220: Ethics and Law
3.00 Credits
Alvernia University
Examination and evaluation of principal theories of the nature and purpose of law: natural law, legal realism and legal positivism. Foundations of the American legal system are examined in relation to these theories.
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PHI 230: Introduction to Logic
3.00 Credits
Alvernia University
Introduction to traditional and modern logic designed to develop analytical and critical thinking skills in formulating definitions, analyzing arguments, and evaluating hypotheses. Topics include sentential calculus, the syllogism, formal/informal fallacies, and issued of inductive logic.
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PHI 235: Existentialism
3.00 Credits
Alvernia University
Exploration of the threat of nihilism and the attempt to find or create meaning in contemporary life. Topics include central existentialist themes such as absurdity, alienation, anxiety, responsibility, freedom, engagement, and authenticity. This course considers both Christian and secular approaches to existentialism. Prerequisite: PHI 105.
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PHI 240: Philosophy of Art & Beauty
3.00 Credits
Alvernia University
Investigation of the nature and function of art, as well as the cognitive and moral import of the experience both of natural and artistic beauty. Readings in ancient philosophy, in the tradition of aethestics, in phenomenology and in analytic and post-modern thought; artistic works and the writings of artists themselves will also be considered. Pre-requisite: PHI 105.
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PHI 245: Intro to Eastern Philosphy & Religion
3.00 Credits
Alvernia University
Exploration of philosophical and religious traditions of Asia. Buddhism, Confucianism, Hinduism, and Daoism will be discussed and compared to Western Traditions (Judeo-Christian Tradition and Ancient Greek Philosophy). Satisfies the Diversity Requirement Crosslisted with The 245 Pre-requisite: Phi 105 or The 105
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PHI 290: Special Topics:
3.00 Credits
Alvernia University
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PHI 299: Philosophy Transfer
3.00 Credits
Alvernia University
Philosophy transfer credit only.
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PHI 310: Metaphysics
3.00 Credits
Alvernia University
Introduction to some of the main problems in the tradition of Western metaphysics. Issues considered include the nature of time and becoming, free will and determinism, the relation between mind and body, and the nature and existence of God. Discussions focus on the value and significance of humanity's efforts to provide a unified understanding of reality with respect to perennial philosophical problems.
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