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PHI 110: Introduction To Philosophy
3 credits
Engage in a wide range of philosophical debates as found in both historical and contemporary texts. Through the examination of the positions and arguments of major philosophers, students consider topics that include: the nature of human knowledge and mind, the existence of God, soul, and freedom, and theories of justice. (Distribution Reqs:Humanities)
Learning Goals
By examining these philosophical debates, students will:•develop their critical thinking and interpretive skills for analyzing and evaluating arguments in general•develop their capacity for abstract thought•develop their capacity for spoken and written self-expression•increase their awareness of their own philosophical convictions as well as how and why others have supported or opposed such convictions•increase their understanding of philosophical debates and how they relate to their own lives•apply their increased understanding and developed skills in:*making sense of their world*assessing the positions and arguments of others*considering their own ethical responsibilities*forming their own arguments to rationally support their own philosophical convictions.
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Sections Offered: Fall 2024 |
| Introduction To Philosophy |
| 0154-110-001 |
A. Israel |
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Mon/Wed/Fri |
10:00 am - 10:50 am |
GC - NEX 155 |
3 |
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| 0154-110-002 |
J. Kaye |
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Tue/Thu |
12:15 pm - 1:30 pm |
GC - HHE 216 |
3 |
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Sections Offered: Summer 2024, Summer I |
| Introduction To Philosophy |
| 0154-110-001 |
A. Israel |
May 29 - Jul 3 |
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Online |
3 |
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