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Current Courses
Below you will find the current list of offerings for FALL 2021 and Winter 2022 in Philosophy. These courses are subject to change.
Course | Instructor |
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PHIL 1010 Introduction to Philosophy: Great Thinkers: Ancient to Enlightenment | Woodrow, Jenna |
PHIL 1100 Introduction to Philosophy: Problems and Themes | Tapley, Robin |
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking | Furlotte, Wes |
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking | McLaughlin, Jeff |
PHIL 2010 Introduction to Ethics | Woodrow, Jenna |
PHIL 2150 Substance, Change, and Identity | Tapley, Robin |
PHIL 2160 Technology and the Environment | Woodrow, Jenna |
PHIL 2400 Understanding Scientific Reasoning | Woodrow, Jenna |
PHIL 4160 Topics in 19th Century Philosophy: Nietzsche, Marx, and Freud | Furlotte, Wes |
PHIL 4330 Biomedical Ethics | McLaughlin, Jeff |
PHIL 4910 Selected Topics in Philosophy: Philosophy and Humour | Tapley, Robin |
Course | Instructor |
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PHIL 1020 Introduction to Philosophy: Great Thinkers: Enlightenment to Modern | Woodrow, Jenna |
PHIL 1100 Introduction to Philosophy: Problems and Themes | Tapley, Robin |
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking | McLaughlin, Jeff |
PHIL 2010 Introduction to Ethics | Woodrow, Jenna |
PHIL 2220 Elementary Formal Logic | Woodrow, Jenna |
PHIL 2380 Philosophy and Popular Culture | McLaughlin, Jeff |
PHIL 2900 Existentialism | Furlotte, Wes |
PHIL 3300 Moral and Political Philosophy | Furlotte, Wes |
PHIL 4400 Philosophy of Science | Woodrow, Jenna |
PHIL 4920 Selected Topics in Ethics: Experiential Ethics | Tapley, Robin |