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Spring 2022
Number | Title | Instructor |
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UNDERGRADUATE | ||
1 | Introduction to Philosophy | Perkins |
3 | Critical Thinking | Davies |
4 | Introduction to Ethics | Pierce |
20C | History of Philosophy: Early Modern | Holden |
100A | Ethics | Elizondo |
100B | Theory of Knowledge | Zimmerman |
100D | Philosophy of Mind | Zimmerman |
139 | Meta-Ethics | Mokriski |
150E | Advanced Topics in Metaphysics | Mokriski |
188 | Theory of Value | Jarrett |
MIXED UNDERGRAD/GRAD | ||
124A/224A | Philosophy of Science1 | Barrett |
131/231G | Advanced Topic in Applied Ethics | Hanser |
141/241G | History of Ethics2 | Fernandez |
147/247G | Philosophy of Economics | Fernandez |
183/283G | Beginning Modern Logic | Salmon |
GRADUATE | ||
297A | Seminar in History of Philosophy3 | Holden |
299A | Seminar in Philosophy of Logic4 | Robertson Ishii/Salmon |
1 124A/224A: A course on logical empiricism.
2 141/241G: A course on Aristotle's Ethics.
3 297A: Empiricism and scientific anti-realism. We'll examine the early modern empiricists' treatment of physical theory, and particularly discourse about particles and forces. Most of the time we will be examining the forms of scientific anti-realism (instrumentalism, fictionalism, expressivism) we find in Berkeley and Hume.
4 299A: This seminar will be on modal logic, modal essentialism in Kripke's Naming and Necessity, and related issues.