Introductory (100-) Level Philosophy Courses

PHILO 101, 001[1875]Professor Ross/TF 3:45-5:00pm

INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY: A general introduction to philosophy via the examination of some well known arguments on some central philosophical subjects.

PHILO 101, 002[1876]/Ms. Whitaker/TWF 9:10-10:00am

INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY

PHILO 101, 004[1878]/Mr. Crowley/MTh 8:10-9:25am

INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY

PHILO 101, 005[4780]/Mr. Abelson(Prof. Bamford)/MWTh 11:10-12:00pm

INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY

PHILO 101, 051[1882]/Mr. Fassbender/TTh 8:25-9:40pm

INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY

PHILO 103, 001/1889/Professor Morrow/MTh 8:10-9:25am

INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC AND CRITICAL THINKING

PHILO 103, 002[1890]/Ms. Talbert/TF 3:45-5:00pm

INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC AND CRITICAL THINKING

PHILO 103, 051[4334]/Mr. Siebert/MW 8:25-9:40pm

INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC AND CRITICAL THINKING

PHILO 104, 001 [1892]/Professor Keating/MTh 2:45-4:00pm

INTRODUCTION TO ETHICS: In this course we will study how philosophers from Plato to Sartre addressed questions about the nature of the good life, moral obligation and the source of moral values.

*PHILO 104, 002[1893]/Ms. Liang/MWTh 12:10-1:00pm

INTRODUCTION TO ETHICS

PHILO 104, 004[4335]/Mr. Fassbender/SAT 12:10-3:00pm

INTRODUCTION TO ETHICS

PHILO 104, 005[1895]/Ms. Jeavons/TF 8:10-9:25am

INTRODUCTION TO ETHICS

PHILO 106, 002[1897]/Mr. Horowitz (Prof. Alcoff)/TF 12:45-2:00pm

PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS, & SOCIETY