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Philosophy
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Phil 904 Ethics A study of the concept of ethics, the nature of the moral act, the norm of morality, natural and positive moral laws, conscience and rights and duties based on readings of Aristotle, Spinoza, Hume, Kant, Nietzsche, Marx and Sartre. |
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Phil 918 Contemporary Spanish Philosophy Emphasis on the philosophical thought of Unamuno and Ortega y Gasset through a critical consideration of their most important works. |
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Phil 922 This course introduces students to major literary works and the significant philosophical themes embedded in them. This is course is intended to heighten awareness of poetic, dramatic, and fictional literature as well as the literary mode of discourse as a medium for philosophical reflection, exploration, and analysis. As a result students begin to appreciate literature to which they have not been exposed previously. They also move into an understanding of imaginative expression as a vehicle for penetrating philosophical insight in the human condition. One additional goal of this class is to examine philosophical themes as they are presented in literary texts from antiquity to the 20th Century. |