PHIL 399 - Topics in Philosophy

(3.00)

An examination of a central topic, movement or figure in either the history of philosophy or contemporary philosophy. This course is repeatable for credit with different topics up to four times, totaling no more than 12 credits.

Course ID: 56062
Consent: No Special Consent Required
Components: Lecture
Topics: Top:Crit.Thkg Vs New Age, Topics:Godel,Escher,Bach, Top:Crit Thkg Vs New Age, The Problem Of Evil, Philosophy And Film, Aesthetics In Film, Evolution Vs. Int. Des., Top:Minds/Machines/Logic, Top:Interpretation, Deception: Self & Others, Philosophy And Biography, Top:Contractarian Ethics, Top:Critical Metaphysics, Topics In Philosophy, Topic: Risk & Society, What IS A Person, Feminism, Ethics And Technology, Top: Phil Of Sex, Top: Phil Of Biology, Top:Phil In Sci Fi, Top: Phil & Biography, Top:Contractarian Ethic, Philosophy Of Humor, Top: Phil Of Sport, Top:Phil In Sci Fiction, Phil In Science Fiction, Philosophy & Biography, Topic: Critical Thinking, Using Info Effectively, Top: Phil Of Literature, Top:Crit Thnkng/New Age, Animal Lang & Intell, Minds, Machines & Logic, Citizenship, Evol Vs Intelligent Des, Philosophy Of Film, Topics: Miracles, Issues Of Life And Death, Critical Thinking, Crit Vs New Age Thinking, Top: Ethics/Volunteering, Top:The Problem Of Evil, Top:Philosophy Of Music, Crit Thinking Vs New Age, Philosophy & Animals, Critical Tnkg Vs New Age, Business Ethics, Philosophy and Literature, Nietzsche, Critical Thinking about Extraordinary Claims, The Foundation of Ethics: The Nature of Value, Metaethics, Philosophy of Buddhism, Chinese Philosophy, Environmental Ethics
Prerequisite: One course in Philosophy with a grade of C or better.