Undergraduate Level Minors - Philosophy
Not available to Philosophy majors.
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 | The student who graduates with a minor in Philosophy will be able to: - Reflect upon the love of wisdom and what inclines people to seek it and to analyze what it is the philosopher does in the pursuit of truth.
- Analyze a variety of traditional and non-traditional ethical theories.
- Gain basic competence in the following forms of reasoning: informal logic, syllogistic logic, propositional logic, predicate logic, and inductive logic.
- Define key trends in the development of western thought.
- Interpret how Western philosophers and their ideas have shaped the development of political, social and economic systems.
- Relate current western views of the world to their underpinnings in early writings and philosophies.
- Differentiate between the influences on western thought of ancient Judaism, Greece, Rome, and Christianity.
- Analyze the differing philosophies in terms of how they conflict or complement one another.
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| | | | | | | | | | - PH101 / PHIL101 - Introduction to Philosophy
- PH300 / PHIL300 - Logic
- PH301 / PHIL301 - Ethical Theory and Concepts
And choose three (3) of the following four (4) courses: It is recommended, although not required, that the four courses below be taken in sequence when scheduling allows. - PH308 / PHIL302 - Ancient Western Philosophy
- PH309 / PHIL303 - Medieval Philosophy
- PH310 / PHIL415 - Enlightenment Philosophy
- PH311 / PHIL416 - Modern and Post-Modern Philosophy
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