Intermediate (200-) Level Philosophy Courses

PHILO 200.90, Sec. 001 [4716]/Prof. Acampora/TF 2:10-3:25pm

Existentialism in Literature (Although this course is under a "Special Topics" rubric, it will count as a "Writing Intensive" [W] course under 3A of the GER. The instructor shall inform students of the process on how to have this course appear on their transcripts with a "W" designation.)

PHILO 201(W), Sec. 001[4716]/Mr. Mizrahi/TTh 4:10-5:25pm

Knowledge and Reality

PHILO 201(W), Sec. 002[1949]/Mr. Abelson/MTh 2:45-4:00pm

Knowledge and Reality

PHILO 212(W), Sec. 051[1956]/Professor Stern/MW 7:00-8:15pm

Classical Greek Philosophy

PHILO 215(W), Sec. 001[1957]/Professor Keating/MTh 4:10-5:25pm

Foundations of Early Modern Philosophy

PHILO 215(W), Sec. 051[1958]/Mr. Mizrahi/TTh 5:35-6:50pm

Foundations of Early Modern Philosophy

PHILO 218(W), Sec. 001[4879]/Professor Dahbour/TF 9:45-11:00am

Revolutions in Late Modern Philosophy

PHILO 219, Sec. 051[1960]/Professor Ironbiter/TTh 7:00-8:15pm

Asian Philosophies

PHILO 225(W), Sec. 001/4718/Ms. Falkenstern/MW 5:35-6:50pm

American Philosophy

PHILO 244(W), Sec. 001[1963]/Mr. Fassbender/MTh 2:45-4:00pm

Moral Philosophy

PHILO 244(W), Sec. 002[1964]/Mr. Linden/TF 3:45-5:00pm

Moral Philosophy

PHILO 246(W), Sec. 001[1965]/Mr. Horowitz/TF 11:10-12:25pm

Political Philosophy

PHILO 252, Sec. 001 [4287]/Professor Ross/TTh 4:10-5:25pm

Law and Morality

PHILO 268(W), Sec. 001[4288]/Mr. Klincewicz/MTh 1:10-2:25pm

Philosophical Psychology

PHILO 275/MATH 275, Sec. 001[1971/1618]/Professor Freeman/MW 4:10-5:25pm

Intermediate Symbolic Logic