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COURSE INFORMATION
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of Arabic & Near Eastern Languages
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of Biology
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of Chemistry
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of English
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of History & Archaeology
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of Mathematics
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of Physics
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of Political Studies & Public Administration
-Department
of Social & Behavioral Sciences
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Sequence Program
-Center
for Advanced Middle Eastern Studies
Department of Philosophy
PHIL 101 - Applied Philosophy
PHIL 102 - Philosophical Classics
PHIL 201 - Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL 206 - Business Ethics
PHIL 209 - Environmental Ethics
PHIL 210 - Ethics
PHIL 211 - Introduction to Logic
PHIL 212 - Introduction to Philosophical Logic and Method
PHIL 213 - History of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy
PHIL 214 - History of Modern Philosophy
PHIL 215 - Nineteenth Century Philosophy
PHIL 216 - Political Philosophy
PHIL 217 - Aesthetics
PHIL 218 - Metaphysics and Epistemology
PHIL 219 - Existentialism
PHIL 220 - Symbolic Logic
PHIL 221 - Philosophy of Mind
PHIL 222 - Philosophy of Science
PHIL 223 - Philosophy of Language
PHIL 230 - Philosophy of Plato
PHIL 231 - Philosophy of Aristotle
PHIL 232 - Islamic Philosophy
PHIL 233 - The Medieval Synthesis
PHIL 245 - Contemporary Philosophical Movements
PHIL 251 - Selected
Topics in Ethics: Foundations of Morality
PHIL 251A - Selected Topics in Ethics: Foundations of Morality
PHIL 252A - Sp. T: Political Liberalism
PHIL 252B - Special Topics in Political Philosophy
PHIL 252C - Sp. Tpcs. in Political Philosophy
PHIL 253A - Sp. Top in Aesthetics: PHIL in Lit.
PHIL 256 - Special Topics in Philosophy of Science
PHIL 291 - Special Topics Seminars
PHIL 291K - Sp. Tpcs. Sem: Bio-Medical Ethics
PHIL 291M - Sp. Tpcs. Sem.: Free Will, Fatalism and Self
PHIL 292 - Special Topics Seminar
PHIL 292G - Sp. Tpcs. Sem.: War, Terrorism, and Justice
PHIL 292I - Sp. Tpcs. Sem: Myth, Magic and Sciences
PHIL 292J - Special Topics Seminar: Philosophy of Enlightenment
PHIL 292L - S. T. Sem. Enlightenment, Romanticism and Modernity
PHIL 293 - Special Authors Seminar
PHIL 293H - Sp. Tpcs. Sem.: Ibn Khaldun
PHIL 294 - Special Authors Seminar
PHIL 301B - Selected Topics in Ethics: Foundations of
Morality
PHIL 302 - Selected Problems in the Theory of Value
PHIL 302A
- Sp. T: Political Philosophy of John Rawls
PHIL 303 - Selected Problems in
Logic
PHIL 303A - Sp. Top in Aesthetics: PHIL in Lit.
PHIL 305 - Topics
in Classical Islamic Philosophy
PHIL 305B - Selected Topics in
Epistemology: Skepticism
PHIL 306 - Recent Arab and Islamic Thought
PHIL 306A - Sp. Tpcs: Philosophy of Cognitive Science
PHIL 311 - Kant
PHIL 312 - Contemporary Philosophical Movements
PHIL 315 - Contemporary
Philosophy
PHIL 320B - Gr. Tutorial: The Political Philosophy Of John Rawls
PHIL 321 - Special Topics Seminar
PHIL 321A - Graduate Tutorial:
Philosophy of John Rawls
PHIL 321Q - Special Topics Seminar: Philosophy Of
Education
PHIL 321R - Special Topics Seminar: Post-Modernity
PHIL 321S
- Sp. Tpcs. Sem:
PHIL 321U - Gr. Tpcs. Sem.: Herder on Culture and Politics
PHIL 321V - Gr. Tpcs. Sem.: 20th Century Analytical Epistemology
PHIL 322 - Special Topics Seminar
PHIL 322N - Special Topics Seminar:
Mind and World
PHIL 322P - Sp. Tpcs. Sem:
PHIL 325 - Graduate Tutorial
PHIL 325J - Gr. Tutorial: Moral Education
PHIL 325K - Gr. Tut:
Philosophy of Language
PHIL 326 - Graduate Tutorial
PHIL 326K - Gr.
Tutorial: Rationality
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