PH 108-109 - The Philosophical Life Seminar I-II

A two-course sequence that considers theoretical questions and moral questions in connection with one another, investigating how these two types of questions influenced one another during each of the four historical areas of western philosophical discourse, as well as possibly in eastern thought. PH 108 covers the history of philosophy from antiquity to the Middle Ages and Renaissance; PH 109 covers modern to contemporary philosophy. Note: Both semesters together meet the Philosophical Reasoning Ethical and Theoretical Learning Outcomes (ETH and THEOR) Students who take PH108 MUST take PH109 to complete their core requirement in Philosophy, and ONLY students who have completed PH108 may take PH109.

Note: Note: Meets Philosophical Reasoning Ethical and Theoretical Learning Outcome (ETH and THEOR)

4 credits