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PHI 4930 Topics 3 credits PHI 4931 Seminar Intensive study of a philosopher, a philosophical issue, or a philosophical movement.
3 credits Requirements Philosophy Major: 30 Credits Required Courses (21 credits) 1 course chosen (3 credits) from: Ethics, 1600 Or an approved course in Value Theory 3 courses chosen (9 credits total) from: Logic, 1100 Philosophy of Language, 1220 Theories of the Mind, 1320 Theory of Knowledge, 1360 Philosophy of Science, 1400 Metaphysics, 1550 Approved course in Metaphysics and Epistemology Ancient & Medieval Philosophy, 2170 (3 credits) Modern Philosophy, 2420 (3 credits) Phil 4931 or 4932 (Seminar) Electives - 3 Courses (9 credits total)* * Up to 6 credits in Jewish Thought and Philosophy (JTP) may count as electives toward the major with the approval of the Co-Chair of Philosophy at the relevant college.
3 credits Requirements Philosophy Major: 30 Credits Required Courses (21 credits) 1 course chosen (3 credits) from: Ethics, 1600 Or an approved course in Value Theory 3 courses chosen (9 credits total) from: Logic, 1100 Philosophy of Language, 1220 Theories of the Mind, 1320 Theory of Knowledge, 1360 Philosophy of Science, 1400 Metaphysics, 1550 Approved course in Metaphysics and Epistemology Ancient & Medieval Philosophy, 2170 (3 credits) Modern Philosophy, 2420 (3 credits) Phil 4931 or 4932 (Seminar) Electives - 3 Courses (9 credits total)* * Up to 6 credits in Jewish Thought and Philosophy (JTP) may count as electives toward the major with the approval of the Co-Chair of Philosophy at the relevant college.
Philosophy Minor (18 Credits) Required Courses (12 credits) 1 course chosen (3 credits) from: Ethics, 1600 Or an approved course in Value Theory 2 courses chosen (6 credits total) from: Logic, 1100 Philosophy of Language, 1220 Theories of the Mind, 1320 Theory of Knowledge, 1360 Philosophy of Science, 1400 Metaphysics, 1550 Approved course in Metaphysics and Epistemology 1 course chosen (3 credits) from: Ancient & Medieval Philosophy, 2170 (3 credits) Modern Philosophy, 2420 (3 credits) Electives - 2 Courses (6 credits total)* * Jewish Thought and Philosophy (JPT) courses may count as electives toward the major with the approval of a with the approval of the Co-Chair of Philosophy at the relevant college .
Philosophy Minor (18 Credits) Required Courses (12 credits) 1 course chosen (3 credits) from: Ethics, 1600 Or an approved course in Value Theory 2 courses chosen (6 credits total) from: Logic, 1100 Philosophy of Language, 1220 Theories of the Mind, 1320 Theory of Knowledge, 1360 Philosophy of Science, 1400 Metaphysics, 1550 Approved course in Metaphysics and Epistemology 1 course chosen (3 credits) from: Ancient & Medieval Philosophy, 2170 (3 credits) Modern Philosophy, 2420 (3 credits) Electives - 2 Courses (6 credits total)* * Jewish Thought and Philosophy (JPT) courses may count as electives toward the major with the approval of a with the approval of the Co-Chair of Philosophy at the relevant college .
Faculty The following list includes faculty who teach at the Beren (B) and/or Wilf (W) campus.
Faculty The following list includes faculty who teach at the Beren (B) and/or Wilf (W) campus.
Shalom Carmy Associate Professor of Philosophy (W) David Johnson Associate Professor of Philosophy (W) Co-Chair, Department of Philosophy Herbert Leventer Adjunct Assistant Professor of Philosophy (B) Meir Rosensweig Adjunct Professor of Philosophy (W) Daniel Rynhold Professor of Jewish Philosophy and Dean of Bernard Revel Graduate School (W) David Shatz University Professor of Philosophy, Ethics, and Religious Thought (B) Co-Chair, Department of Philosophy Resources Please note: Links to external sites are offered as a convenience to visitors, as a starting point for exploration.
Shalom Carmy Associate Professor of Philosophy (W) David Johnson Associate Professor of Philosophy (W) Co-Chair, Department of Philosophy Herbert Leventer Adjunct Assistant Professor of Philosophy (B) Meir Rosensweig Adjunct Professor of Philosophy (W) Daniel Rynhold Professor of Jewish Philosophy and Dean of Bernard Revel Graduate School (W) David Shatz University Professor of Philosophy, Ethics, and Religious Thought (B) Co-Chair, Department of Philosophy Resources Please note: Links to external sites are offered as a convenience to visitors, as a starting point for exploration.
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Research Philosophy Resources at Yale University Library A portal to thousands of resources, ranging from bibliographies to manuscripts and Internet databases.
Research Philosophy Resources at Yale University Library A portal to thousands of resources, ranging from bibliographies to manuscripts and Internet databases.
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy A dynamic reference work, with entries maintained by experts in the field.
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy A dynamic reference work, with entries maintained by experts in the field.
The Indiana Philosophy Ontology Project Serves the metadata needs of the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
The Indiana Philosophy Ontology Project Serves the metadata needs of the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
Perseus Digital Library: Greek and Roman Materials Includes major works of philosophy from the classical world, in the original languages and English translations.
Perseus Digital Library: Greek and Roman Materials Includes major works of philosophy from the classical world, in the original languages and English translations.
Research in Philosophy A professional statement by the American Philosophical Organization - University of Delaware Internships InternshipPrograms.com A database that comprises programs in philosophy and related fields.
Research in Philosophy A professional statement by the American Philosophical Organization - University of Delaware Internships InternshipPrograms.com A database that comprises programs in philosophy and related fields.
Graduate Study YU Bernard Revel Graduate School of Jewish Studies Includes Jewish philosophy and Talmudic studies.
Graduate Study YU Bernard Revel Graduate School of Jewish Studies Includes Jewish philosophy and Talmudic studies.
YU affiliated Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary Careers EpistemeLinks: Philosophy Jobs Links to job boards at major organizations and publications.
YU affiliated Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary Careers EpistemeLinks: Philosophy Jobs Links to job boards at major organizations and publications.
News and Organizations News from The Philosophers â„˘ Magazine An archive of articles of interest to philosophers.
News and Organizations News from The Philosophers â„˘ Magazine An archive of articles of interest to philosophers.
The American Philosophical Organization The leading professional organization for philosophers in the United States.
The American Philosophical Organization The leading professional organization for philosophers in the United States.
Philosophy: Professional Associations A guide from the Yale University Library.
Philosophy: Professional Associations A guide from the Yale University Library.
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