One course from Phil 202 or 235 or 236 or 337 or 338 or 365. Western philosophical traditions of the 20th century, including Neo-rationalism, Positivism, Pragmatism, and Linguistic Analysis. A study of recent trends in feminist philosophy with emphasis upon feminist thinking in the areas of ethics, social philosophy and theory of knowledge. Can be repeated for credit. Advanced study of problems in philosophy of mind, meta-ethics, theory of knowledge, political and social philosophy, philosophy of logic, or history of philosophy.
Content is variable and is determined by the instructor.
Directed Studies 1-3 crs. Work with instructor on a specific philosophical issue, problem, or activity. Content of the course to be deter mined by the student and the instructor. Recommended for non-majors. Not offered during summer session.