- PrerequisitesGeneral EducationPHIL 115. Experience and ExistencePHIL 120. Democracy, Education and Multiculturalism.PHIL 125. The Good Life.PHIL 130. Death and Immortality.PHIL 150. Logic and Critical Thinking.PHIL 205. Philosophy of Science.PHIL 210. Philosophy of Art.PHIL 220. Non-Western Philosophy.PHIL 230. Environmental Philosophy and Ethics.PHIL 250. Political Philosophy.PHIL 275. Ancient and Medieval Philosophy.PHIL 280. Early Modern Philosophy.PHIL 290. Philosophical Topics.PHIL 310. Theory of Knowledge.PHIL 315. Philosophy of Language.PHIL 320. Metaphysics.PHIL 330. Philosophy of Religion.PHIL 335. Ethical Theory.PHIL 341. Biomedical Ethics.PHIL 345. Advanced Logic.PHIL 375. Advanced History of Philosophy.PHIL 425.Advanced Philosophical Topics.PHIL 450.Philosophy Seminar.PHIL 495. Independent Projects.
- PHIL 115. INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY: REASON AND REALITY.
Cr. 3. An introduction to philosophy which features some of the most fundamental questions raised by both ordinary persons and philosophers in their attempts to understand themselves and their world. Questions are raised about the nature of reality, the foundations of knowledge and value, the nature of persons, freedom and causality, and the relationship between faith and reason.