This course will provide an introduction to a number of philosophical issues. There are no prerequisites for this course. Freshmen are welcome. Two five to eight page papers, and a final examination, will be required. An effort will be made to devote approximately one-fourth of class time to discussion.
Texts are to be determined.
Knowledge and Reality. One course in philosophy. This course is an introduction to modern epistemology. Its aims are two-fold. First, to review progress in the philosophical analysis of knowledge from justified true belief accounts, via the celebrated Gettier counter-examples to causal accounts and their reliabilitist and Nozickian descendants.