Fall 2008

Lower-division undergraduate courses

These courses have no prerequisites.

Number Title Instructor Days/time Room
2Individual Morality & Social Justice SlugaTuTh 9:30-112060 Valley
4Knowledge and its Limits RoushMWF 2-32040 Valley
6Man, God, and Society in Western Literature DreyfusTuTh 3:30-5145 Dwinelle
12AIntroduction to Logic FitelsonMWF 12-1145 Dwinelle
25AAncient Philosophy EbreyMWF 11-1210 Evans

Upper-division undergraduate courses

Students enrolling in these courses should have completed at least 8 units in philosophy. Some courses may have additional prerequisites: check the course descriptions for details.

Number Title Instructor Days/time Room
100Philosophical Methods BuchakTh 12-2220 Wheeler Hall
104Ethical Theories GlasgowTuTh 12:30-2101 Barker
109Freedom & Responsibility WallaceMWF 10-11126 Barrows Hall
132Philosophy of Mind SearleTuTh 9:30-1150 Birge
135Theory of Meaning CampbellMWF 9-10102 Moffitt
138Philosophy of Society SearleTuTh 2-3:30101 LSA
142Philosophical Logic FitelsonMWF 3-4110 Wheeler
178Kant WarrenTuTh 2-3:30130 Wheeler
189Topics in Recent European Philosophy Dreyfus/KaiserW 2-5116 Haviland

Graduate seminars

Graduate seminars are intended primarily for graduate students in Philosophy and in Logic and the Methodology of Science. Others who wish to enroll should seek the instructor's permission.

Number Title Instructor Days/time Room
200First-Year Graduate Seminar Campbell/StroudTBATBA
290-1Graduate Seminar: Aristotle’s Posterior Analytics FredeM 4-6121 Wheeler
290-2Graduate Seminar: Kant’s ‘Critique of Judgment’ GinsborgM 2-4234 Moses Hall
290-3Graduate Seminar: Real Presence: Consciousness, Depiction, and Art NoëTh 2-4234 Moses Hall
290-4Graduate Seminar: Fallibility in science and the courtroom RoushW 4-6234 Moses Hall
290-5Graduate Seminar: Ancient Political Thought/Ancient Society & Law Sluga/LongF 2-5308C Doe Library
290-7Graduate Seminar: Decision Theory BuchakW 1-3234 Moses Hall
295Dissertation Seminar RoushM 12:30-2201 Wheeler
302Teaching Seminar NoëTh 2-4234 Moses Hall

[Course Descriptions]