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Philosophy Core Elective Table II
A total of thirteen (13) courses from Table II must be completed including a minimum of six (6) advanced courses, marked with an asterisk (*).
All students:
- Students must also complete the minimum number of courses from each category, as indicated below.
- Within Table II, cross-category courses marked with an asterisk (*), can 鈥渃ount鈥� toward more than one category, (i.e. students can count PHL 502 as one of their five advanced courses and also as their History of Philosophy course) however, remember that a total of 13 Table II courses is required.
Minimum of one (1) History of Philosophy course:
- PHL 101 Plato and the Roots of Western Philosophy
- PHL 187 Ancient Greek Philosophy
- PHL 210 Introduction to Indian Philosophy
- PHL 333 Philosophy of Human Nature
- PHL 366 Existentialism and Art and Culture
- PHL 502* Aristotle
- PHL 505* Hegel and Marx
- PHL 506* The Rationalists
- PHL 508* The Empiricists
- PHL 511* Kant
- PHL 516* Foundations of Analytic Philosophy
- PHL 520 Social and Political Philosophy
- PHL 605 Existentialism
- PHL 607* Contemporary Continental Philosophy
- PHL 622 Classical Arabic Philosophy
- PHL 639 Medieval Philosophy
- PHL 661 Marx, Nietzsche and Freud
- PHL 707* Plato
- PHL 752* German Idealism
- PHL 757* Major Figures in Western Philosophy
- PHL 758* Major Figures in Eastern Philosophy
Minimum of two (2) Metaphysics and Epistemology courses:
- PHL 110 Philosophy of Religion I
- PHL 201鈥� Problems in Philosophy
- PHL 512* Philosophy of the Emotions
- PHL 513* Phenomenology
- PHL 514* Mind and Agency
- PHL 515* Topics in Metaphysics and Epistemology
- PHL 521 Personal Identity East and West
- PHL 522 Philosophy and Death
- PHL 550 Knowledge, Truth and Belief
- PHL 551 Metaphysics
- PHL 552 Philosophy of Natural Science
- PHL 561 Philosophy of Social Science
- PHL 597* Introduction to Formal Logic
- PHL 611 Philosophy of Mind
- PHL 650* Beyond Classical Logic
- PHL 709 Religion, Science and Philosophy
- PHL 711* Language, Meaning and Truth
- PHL 714* Philosophy of Biology
- PHL 808* Language and Philosophy
- PHL 922* Religious Belief, Diversity, and Truth
- PHL 923* Philosophy of Religion II
- PHL 924* Critical Thinking II
Minimum one (1) Value Theory course:
- PHL 365 Philosophy of Beauty
- PHL 400 Human Rights and Justice
- PHL 401 Philosophy and Mass Culture
- PHL 500 Philosophy of the Natural Environment
- PHL 501 Oppression and the Critique of Power
- PHL 504 Philosophy of Art
- PHL 544 Feminist Philosophy
- PHL 603* Fundamentals of Ethics
- PHL 612 Philosophy of Law
- PHL 614 Philosophy of Human Rights
- PHL 630* Metaethics
- PHL 648 Philosophy and Literature
- PHL 675* Hannah Arendt
- PHL 718* Advanced Topics in Ethics
- PHL 732* Topics in Political Philosophy
- PHL 770* Law and Rights
Minimum one (1) Applied Philosophy course:
- PHL 306 Freedom, Equality, Limits of Authority
- PHL 307 Business Ethics
- PHL 334 Ethics in Professional Life
- PHL 406 Issues of Life, Death and Poverty
- PHL 420 Philosophy, Diversity and Recognition
- PHL 449 Philosophy of Punishment
- PHL 509 Bioethics
- PHL 525 Environmental Ethics
- PHL 530 Media Ethics
- PHL 802* Project in Applied Philosophy
- PHL 803* Philosophy Engaging Communities
Other courses you may take to fulfill Table II requirements:
Students considering Graduate studies are strongly advised to meet regularly with the Program Director to plan their course of study to ensure sufficient breadth and depth requirements.