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Curriculum Web>ShaughanLavine - 08 Dec 2004 - 06:52 - 1.10 " class="twikiLink">UndergraduateRequirements>LiberalEducation (08 Dec 2004, ShaughanLavine)EditAttachPhilosophy: Emphasis in Liberal Eduction
A degree in Philosophy is an excellent way to receive a solid liberal education, and to study our world and ourselves. Below are courses of study recommended for students with such interests. Major in Philosophy, emphasis in Liberal Education PhiL202 Introduction to Symbolic Logic (required for all majors) PhiL344 Issues & Methods in Analytic Philosophy (required for all majors) At least one course to satisfy Ethics & Value Theory distribution requirement; recommended: PhiL213 Contemporary Moral Problems PhiL430b Ethical Theory: Normative Ethics PhiL433 Aesthetics PhiL434 Social & Political Philosophy At least one course to satisfy Metaphysics & Epistemology distribution requirement; recommended: PhiL233 Philosophy of Religion PhiL245 Existential Problems PhiL305 Introduction to Philosophy of Science PhiL346 Minds, Brains, & Computers PhiL440 Metaphysics PhiL441 Theory of Knowledge At least one course to satisfy Logic & Language distribution requirement; recommended: PhiL414 Philosophical Logic PhiL463 Philosophy of Language At least two courses in History of Philosophy, spread over at least two areas; recommended: PhiL260: Ancient Philosophy PhiL261: Medieval Philosophy PhiL262: Modern Philosophy Recommended Minors to Accompany Philosophy: Liberal Education. The possibilities are wide open; consult with philosophy advisor when choosing a supporting minor. We recommend a minor in Business, the Social Sciences, or the Humanities. Minor in Philosophy, Emphasis in Liberal Education: Choose 6 of the following recommended courses: PhiL202 Introduction to Symbolic Logic PHIL 260 Ancient Philosophy PhiL213 Contemporary Moral Problems PHIL 261 Medieval Philosophy PhiL233 Philosophy of Religion PHIL 262 Modern Philosophy PhiL245 Existential Problems PhiL305 Introduction to Philosophy of Science PhiL346 Minds, Brains, & Computers PhiL430b Ethical Theory: Normative Ethics PhiL433 Aesthetics PhiL434 Social & Political Philosophy PhiL440 Metaphysics PhiL441 Theory of Knowledge PhiL463 Philosophy of LanguageEduction should be education twice: at the top of the page, and in the page title. 430b should be 430B (twice). The minor is different from the one on the UndergraduateRequirements page, where it reads as follows: - Choose 6 courses from:
- No more than 3 courses from PhiL202, PhiL213, PhiL233, PhiL245, PhiL260, PhiL261, PhiL262
- A minimum of 3 courses from: PhiL305, PhiL346, PhiL430B, PhiL433, PhiL434, PhiL440, PhiL441, PhiL463
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