PHL-302 |
St . Augustine ' s Confession |
This courses will focus on Augustine ' s
Confessions in it ' s entirely . It will provide an extensive analysis covering a variety of philosophical branches and topics that converge on the problem the human condition and the relationship of the self to others and God . Topics include the nature of conversion , free will , the internal conflict of the soul , the nature of conscience , the problem of evil , the relationship between temporality and eternity , and love .
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3.00 |
PHL-305 |
Contemporary Philosophy |
This course studies the thought of contemporary philosophers such as Sartre , Heidegger , Wittgenstein , Rorty and Quine . It can take either a philosopher-based approach or a thematic approach concerning issues in epistemology , metaphysics , and related areas . |
PHL-308 |
Political Philosophy |
This course looks critically at political democracy . Readings from philosophy and the social sciences explore political institutions , individualism and attempts to renew community life . ( May be taken for sociology credit ). |
PHL-310 |
Philosophy of Education |
This course offers a philosophical investigation |
of the basic principles , aims and human values |
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involved in the process of education . It |
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examines major educational philosophies as |
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well as contemporary issues in this area . |