PHI 2010 is an introduction to major historical figures and issues in philosophy. Topics include discussions in metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, social philosophy and political philosophy. The objective of this course is to provide a comprehensive view of some of the perennial questions of philosophy, to increase one's appreciation and understanding of the nature of philosophical inquiry and reasoning, and to provide significant development of critical and analytical ability. The text is a compilation of primary works in philosophy. Tests will be based on readings and lectures completed or assigned prior to the date of their administration.
All tests are sectional tests.
Tests and the paper count equally in determining your final grade for the course. Click here for important information about academic integrity. Attendance is strongly encouraged and expected but it is not considered in determining your grade for the course. Much of the material covered in class may not appear in the text. If you miss a class, you are responsible for obtaining notes and any other information or assignments you missed.