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Undergraduate Philosophy

2025 Spring Term

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3 Units

INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY

PHILSPHY 101

An introduction to philosophical thought. Representative philosophers and representative issues, such as the nature of ethical reasoning, rival theories of knowledge, and the individual's relation to society, are considered. The emphasis is on argument and analysis, and on issues which are relevant to philosophical problems.


3 Units

PHILOSOPHY AND FILM

PHILSPHY 131

In this course, we will view films with philosophical themes and pair them with readings that help us consider them more deeply. Philosophical themes we will examine include: adulthood, aesthetic taste, the relation between the mind and the body, artificial intelligence, perspective-taking, and nihilism.


3 Units

CONTEMPORARY MORAL ISSUES

PHILSPHY 245

An analysis and critical examination of contemporary moral issues related to business, science, and social policy as developed by current participants in the debate and moral philosophers of various periods and philosophical perspectives.


3 Units

KNOWLEDGE AND REALITY

PHILSPHY 310

This course examines key philosophical positions and figures regarding knowledge (epistemology) and reality (metaphysics). We will ask questions such as: What do we know? How do we know? What is reality? Why is there a world? What is space? What is time? and What is social ontology?


3 Units

PHILOSOPHY OF GENDER AND RACE

PHILSPHY 381

This course examines the philosophical assumptions underlying concepts of gender and race. Topics include: historical and contemporary arguments about race and gender as biological categories; the relationship between the use of these categories and the persistence of sexism and racism; and race and gender in theories of subjectivity.

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