Introduction to problems and fields of philosophy, through the study of major philosophers' works and, other philosophical texts. Specific content varies, with instructor.
- Teacher: Colin Patrick
Analyses of arguments with an emphasis on formal, analysis. Propositional and predicate calculus,, deductive techniques, and translation into, symbolic notation.
- Teacher: Colin Patrick
Analyses of arguments with an emphasis on formal, analysis. Propositional and predicate calculus,, deductive techniques, and translation into, symbolic notation.
- Teacher: Joel Martinez
Analyses of arguments with an emphasis on formal, analysis. Propositional and predicate calculus,, deductive techniques, and translation into, symbolic notation.
- Teacher: Colin Patrick
Fundamental issues in moral philosophy and their, application to contemporary life.
- Teacher: Colin Patrick
The main systematic approaches to issues in moral, philosophy. Meta-ethics: meaning of moral terms,, relativism, subjectivism, ethics and science,, social contract theory. Normative ethics:, deontological duties, utilitarianism, virtue and, character, egoism, rights, natural law, justice,, blameworthiness, excuses.
- Teacher: Joel Martinez