Fall 2023

Lower-division undergraduate courses

These courses have no prerequisites.

Number	Title	Instructor	Days/time	Room
R1B	Reading and Composition Through Philosophy	Crockett	TuTh 3:30-5:00	Dwinelle 134
2	Individual Morality and Social Justice	Bailey	MWF 3-4	Hearst Annex A1
3	The Nature of Mind	Campbell	MWF 9-10	Lewis 100
5	Science and Human Understanding	Gómez Sánchez	TuTh 11-12:30	AAPB155
12A	Introduction to Logic	Holliday	MWF 12-1	HMMB 390
25A	Ancient Philosophy	MacFarlane	MWF 1-2	Dwinelle 145
98BC-2	Berkeley Connect	Dolan	Tu 6-7	Dwinelle 262
98BC-1	Berkeley Connect	Dolan	Tu 5-6	Social Sci 80

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
100	Philosophical Methods	Lee	Tu 4-6	Wheeler 222
115	Political Philosophy	Munoz-Dardé	MWF 10-11	Wheeler 102
116	Special Topics in Political Philosophy	Sluga	TuTh 9:30-11	Wheeler 222
117AC	Philosophy of Race, Ethnicity and Citizenship	Crockett	MWF 2-3	Social Sci 166
128	Philosophy of Science	Rubenstein	TuTh 12:30-2	Social Sci 56
132	Philosophy of Mind	Gómez Sánchez	TuTh 2-3:30	Cory 247
133	Philosophy of Language	Yalcin	TuTh 12:30-2	Birge 50
140A	Intermediate Logic	Holliday	MWF 3-4	Wheeler 102
148	Probability and Induction	Zhang	MWF 1-2	Social Sci 170
149	Special Topics in Philosophy of Logic and Mathematics: Proof Theory	Mancosu	TuTh 9:30-11	Wheeler 102
153	Chinese Philosophy	Shun	TuTh 6:30-8	Wheeler 222
154	Arabic Philosophy	Clarke	MWF 12-1	Wheeler 222
158	Introduction to Buddhist Philosophy	Tzohar	TuTh 9:30-11	Dwinelle 209
172	Spinoza	Primus	TuTh 11-12:30	Cory 241
176	Hume	Martin	MWF 11-12	Wheeler 102
178	Kant	Warren	TuTh 2-3:30	Social Sci 60
190	Proseminar: Modern and Contemporary Aesthetics: – Feelings, Expressions, Reflections, Critique	Kaiser	Tu 4-7	Philosophy 234
190	Proseminar: Ethics and the Environment	Crockett	MW 5-6:30	Dwinelle 211
198BC-1	Berkeley Connect	Kassman-Tod	M 5-6	Dwinelle 88
198BC-2	Berkeley Connect	Kassman-Tod	M 6-7	Dwinelle 206
198BC-3	Berkeley Connect	Haddow	W 5-6	Evans 55
198BC-4	Berkeley Connect	Haddow	W 6-7	Dwinelle 259

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
200	First Year Graduate Seminar	Dasgupta/MacFarlane	Tu 4-6	Philosophy 302
290-1	Graduate Seminar: Causation, Free Will and Time	Campbell	Th 12-2	Philosophy 234
290-2	Graduate Seminar: Regulation of Intimacy	Munoz-Dardé	M 2-4	Philosophy 234
290-3	Graduate Seminar: Recent Work on Rational Agency	Wallace	Tu 12-2	Philosophy 234
290-4	Graduate Seminar: Contextualism	Yalcin	W 12-2	Philosophy 234
290-5	Graduate Seminar: Objective Experience	Martin	W 2-4	Philosophy 234
290-6	Graduate Seminar: Philosophies of History	Novakovic/Hoffmann	W 4-6	Philosophy 234
290-7	Graduate Seminar: Cognition, Rationality and Philosophical Naturalism	Lee	Th 2-4	Philosophy 234
290-8	Graduate Seminar: Bayesian Epistemology	Zhang	F 10-12	Philosophy 234
290-9	Graduate Seminar: Workshop in Law, Philosophy, and Political Theory	Cohen/Hoekstra	F 12-3	Law 141
295	Dissertation Seminar	Ginsborg	TBA	Moses 234
375	Teaching Seminar	Novakovic	M 6-8	Philosophy 302

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