Philosophy

Chair: Professor L. Zaibert
Faculty: Associate Professor K. Scheiter; Assistant Professor M. Bergamaschi-Ganapini, Assistant Professor M. Cruz, Assistant Professor D. Friedell
Staff: L. Pelish (Administrative Assistant)

Introductory Courses

Introductory Courses, whether issues-oriented or historically-oriented, do not presuppose any prior acquaintance with philosophy. They may be taken in any order. For more advising information, consult the Philosophy Department website.

Intermediate Courses

Intermediate Courses do not presuppose any prior acquaintance with philosophy. They may be taken in any order; and are pitched at a level that is more appropriate for second and higher year students than for first year students. However, in some cases an order for taking intermediate courses is recommended (for this and other advising information, consult the Philosophy Department website).

Advanced Courses

Advanced courses may be taken in any order, although in some cases certain orders will be recommended. Unlike Introductory and Intermediate courses, most advanced courses presuppose that the student has already taken at least two philosophy courses. Although first and second year students will be allowed to take advanced courses, these courses are pitched at a level that is more appropriate for third and fourth year students.

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Programs

Major

Philosophy, B.A.

Interdepartmental Major

Philosophy (ID), B.A.

Minor

Philosophy Minor