Spring 2027

Undergraduate courses

R1B  Reading and Composition Through Philosophy. Crockett. MW 5-6:30, TBA.

2  Individual Morality and Social Justice. Bailey. MWF 11-12, BAMU1T75.

12A  Introduction to Logic. Yalcin. MWF 11-12, HMMB 390.

15  Love and Its Values. Noë. MWF 1-2, Stanley 106.

25B  Modern Philosophy. Primus. MWF 8-9, BAMU 1T75.

100  Philosophical Methods. Lee. Tu 4-6, AAPB 155.

104  Ethical Theories. Kolodny. TuTh 9:30-11, TBA.

106  Bioethics. Frick. TuTh 11-12:30, TBA.

116  Special Topics in Political Philosophy. Viehoff. MW 6:30-8, TBA.

125  Metaphysics. Rubenstein. MWF 2-3, TBA.

129  Special Topics in the Philosophy of Science. Rubenstein. MWF 12-1, AAPB 155.

132  Philosophy of Mind. Lee. TuTh 12:30-2, TBA.

140B  Intermediate Logic. Holliday. TuTh 2-3:30, TBA.

148  Probability and Induction. Zhang. MWF 1-2, TBA.

155  Medieval Philosophy. Crockett. MWF 3-4, TBA.

This course will be a study of some of the major philosophical texts from the Medieval Period with a focus on issues in metaphysics and epistemology. Special attention will be paid to the ways in which the philosophers in this period assimilate Aristotelian and Platonic philosophy into religious thought and how they anticipate certain aspects of modern philosophy. Topics will include the nature of universals, individuation, the nature and existence of God, faith and reason, skepticism, freedom, human nature and human cognition.

161  Aristotle. Riesbeck. MWF 10-11, TBA.

172  Spinoza. Primus. MWF 11-12, TBA.

190  Proseminar. Sluga. M 2-5, Philosophy 234.

H196  Senior Seminar. Kolodny. Th 2-4, Philosophy 234.

Graduate seminars

290-1  Graduate Seminar. Schroeder. Tu 10-12, Philosophy 234.

290-2  Graduate Seminar. Novakovic. Tu 2-4, Philosophy 234.

290-3  Graduate Seminar. Viehoff. W 2-4, Philosophy 234.

295  Dissertation Seminar. Dasgupta. Tu 4-6, Philosophy 234.