Intermediate (200-) Level Philosophy Courses

PHILO 201W, 001[1900]/Mr. Mizrahi/MTh 1:10-2:25pm

KNOWLEDGE AND REALITY

PHILO 201W, 005[1903]/Mr. Mizrahi/MTh 4:10-5:25pm

KNOWLEDGE AND REALITY

PHILO 212W, 001 [1907]/Professor Press/MTh 1:10-2:25pm

CLASSICAL GREEK PHILOSOPHY: Reading and discussion of major works by Plato and Aristotle in the context of the philosophical thought of the ancient world. This is a course in the history of Western philosophy from the pre-Socratics through late antiquity.

*PHILO 212W, 051[1908]/Prof. Adluri/MW 7:00-8:15pm

CLASSICAL GREEK PHILOSOPHY

PHILO 215W, 001 [1910]/Professor Bamford/MTh 2:45-4:00pm

FOUNDATIONS OF MODERN PHILOSOPHY: In this course, we will explore epistemological and metaphysical questions and debates in early modern philosophy, focusing on work by Descartes, Spinoza, Leibniz, Locke, Berkeley and Hume.

PHILO 215W, 051 [1911]/Professor Bamford/TTh 7:00-8:15pm

FOUNDATIONS OF MODERN PHILOSOPHY: In this course, we will explore epistemological and metaphysical questions and debates in early modern philosophy, focusing on work by Descartes, Spinoza, Leibniz, Locke, Berkeley and Hume.

PHILO 219, 051[1913]/Prof. Ironbiter

ASIAN PHILOSOPHIES

PHILO 228W, 001[4781]/Mr. Kilivris/MTh 11:10-12:25pm

EXISTENTIALISM

PHILO 230W, 001/4369/Professor Alcoff/TF 11:10-12:25pm

FEMINISM

PHILO 244W, 001/1916/Professor Morrow/MTh 9:45-11:00am

MORAL PHILOSOPHY

*PHILO 246W, 001[1917]/Prof. Bouritsas/TF 11:10-12:25pm

POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY

PHILO 248W, 001/1918/Professor Lango/MW 4:10-5:25pm

INTERNATIONAL ETHICS

PHILO 250W, 051[4786]/Prof. Miriam/TTH 5:35-6:50pm

ETHICS AND SOCIETY

PHILO 254, 051/4339/Professor Lango/MW 5:35-6:50pm

ETHICAL ISSUES IN BIOLOGY & MEDICAL CARE

PHILO 275, 001/1920/Professor Hausman/TF 12:45-2:00pm

INTERMEDIATE SYMBOLIC LOGIC: This course is a continuation of Philosophy 171 and provides the concepts necessary for taking both advanced courses in logic, and courses in analytic philosophy.