Philosophy (PHIL)
PHIL 110-CN Introduction to Philosophy (1 Unit)
Fundamental problems and methods of philosophy.
PHIL 110-PP Introduction to Philosophy (1 Unit)
Fundamental problems and methods of philosophy.
PHIL 111-CN Introduction to Philosophy (1 Unit)
Fundamental problems and methods of philosophy. NPEP course.
PHIL 150-CN Elementary Logic (1 Unit)
Introduction to the philosophical study of logical entailment and deduction. Systems of classical propositional and predicate logic; and their bearing on philosophical quandaries.
PHIL 210-PP History of Philosophy - Ancient (1 Unit)
Classical readings from authors of the Western tradition of ancient philosophy, like Plato, Aristotle, Stoics, Epicureans, Cicero, Seneca. NPEP Course.
PHIL 240-CN Freedom and Responsibility (1 Unit)
Introduction to philosophy through an examination of major theories of freedom and responsibility, with attention to how these may be affected by the scientific worldview. NPEP course.
PHIL 240-PP Freedom and Responsibility (1 Unit)
Introduction to philosophy through an examination of major theories of freedom and responsibility, with attention to how these may be affected by the scientific worldview.
PHIL 261-PP Introduction to Political Philosophy (1 Unit)
Overview of some of the main ideas and most influential writings of political philosophy.
PHIL 262-PP Ethical Problems and Public Issues (1 Unit)
Analysis of such controversial issues as the death penalty, abortion, euthanasia, sexual morality, economic justice and welfare, pornography and censorship, discrimination and preferential treatment, the environment, and world hunger. NPEP course.
PHIL 264-DL Professional Ethics (1 Unit)
An introduction to philosophical and moral issues in professional ethics.
PHIL 265-CN Introduction to Political Philosophy (1 Unit)
Overview of some of the main ideas and most influential writings of political philosophy. NPEP course.
PHIL 268-CN Ethics and the Environment (1 Unit)
Topics include our relationship to the environment, the obligation to future generations, pollution and population control, food and energy production and distribution, species diversity, and the preservation of wilderness.
PHIL 269-DL Bioethics (1 Unit)
Ethical analysis of a variety of issues such as the human genome project, genetic therapy, cloning and stem cell transplantation, human and animal research, reproductive technologies, and the allocation of resources.
PHIL 269-PP Bioethics (1 Unit)
Ethical analysis of a variety of issues such as the human genome project, genetic therapy, cloning and stem cell transplantation, human and animal research, reproductive technologies, and the allocation of resources. NPEP course.
PHIL 326-CN Philosophy of Medicine (1 Unit)
Exploration of a variety of issues that have risen in medical practice and biological research and development. Introduces students interested in the health professions to ethical problems they are likely to encounter.
PHIL 361-CN Topics in Social and Political Philosophy (1 Unit)
Philosophical analysis of a recent or contemporary issue, individual philosopher, or school of thought in social and political philosophy. May be repeated for credit with change of topic. NPEP course.
PHIL 361-PP Topics in Social and Political Philosophy (1 Unit)
Philosophical analysis of a recent or contemporary issue, individual philosopher, or school of thought in social and political philosophy. May be repeated for credit with change of topic.
PHIL 364-DL Business and Professional Ethics (1 Unit)
Examines a variety of ethical issues relating to contemporary business from a philosophical perspective.
PHIL 390-CN Special Topics (1 Unit)
Topics vary. May be repeated for credit with different topic.
PHIL 390-PP Special Topics In Philosophy (1 Unit)
May be repeated for credit with change of topic.
PHIL 391-CN Special Topics in Philosophy (1 Unit)
May be repeated for credit with change of topic. NPEP course.
PHIL 399-CN Independent Study (1 Unit)
PHIL 399-PP Independent Study (1 Unit)
NPEP.