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Philosophy Courses for
SUMMER I
5-WEEK June 6 – July 8 2005 |
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PHIL 101 Introduction to Philosophy (GE’89:C3, GE2000:LAPS:E) 3
credit hours. MTWRF 11:30 – 1:20, S. Kim. In this course we
shall examine four of our most fundamental beliefs about
ourselves and the world: We know many things about the world and
its inhabitants; our mind influences our body; we are free
agents; and, our morality is not just a willy-nilly convention.
This course is designed (1) to acquaint students with the
important philosophical challenges these beliefs bring with
them, (2) to help them explore how different philosophers
attempted to meet these challenges, and (3) (perhaps most
importantly) to engage students in a dialogue about what they
should believe about themselves and the world.
PHIL 105 Introduction to Logic (GE’89:A3; GE2000:SMS:E) 3 credit
hours; MTWRF 9:30 –11:20, S. Kim. The purpose of this Gen Ed
course: To enable students 1) to understand and evaluate
arguments that they encounter in textbooks, lectures, essays,
and conversations; and 2) to express their critical reasoning
clearly both orally and in writing.
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