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About the Program

To study philosophy is to embark on conceptual exploration. Philosophers seek rational answers to enduring questions about knowledge, reality, value, thought, and language. From the time of Socrates to the present day, philosophers have examined fundamental presuppositions of science, morality, governance, and art. Philosophy demands close thought. It fosters careful argumentation and clear writing.

Faculty

• Professor: Erik Anderson, Thomas Magnell (chair)
• Associate Professor: Seung-Kee Lee

Programs

• Philosophy Major

• Philosophy Minor

Courses

• PHIL 101 - Introduction to Philosophy
• PHIL 104 - Introduction to Ethics
• PHIL 210 - History of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy
• PHIL 211 - History of Modern Philosophy
• PHIL 213 - Introduction to Logic
• PHIL 304 - Problems of Ethics and Meta-Ethics
• PHIL 313 - Analytic Philosophy
• PHIL 314 - Existentialism
• PHIL 317 - History of 19th-Century Philosophy
• PHIL 318 - Theory of Knowledge
• PHIL 319 - Problems of Metaphysics
• PHIL 320 - Philosophy of Science
• PHIL 322 - Philosophy of Mind
• PHIL 328 - Philosophy of Religion
• PHIL 330 - Philosophy of Law
• PHIL 334 - Aesthetics
• PHIL 335 - Seminar in Contemporary Philosophy
• PHIL 344 - Environmental Aesthetics
• PHIL 345 - Selected Topics in Philosophy
• PHIL 351 - Symbolic Logic
• PHIL 352 - Philosophy of Language
• PHIL 353 - Seminar in the History of Philosophy
• PHIL 356 - Independent Study in Philosophy
• PHIL 400 - Senior Project in Philosophy
• PHIL 410 - Specialized Honors I
• PHIL 411 - Specialized Honors II

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