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  New Brunswick Undergraduate Catalog 2003-2005 Programs of Study for Liberal Arts Students Programs, Faculty, and Courses Philosophy 730 Major Requirements  

Major Requirements

Students must take a minimum of eleven classroom courses in philosophy, not more than five of which may be at the 100 to 200 level. Among these courses must be the following:

1. One term of logic from among the following:

  01:730:201  Introduction to Logic (3)

  01:730:315  Applied Symbolic Logic (3)

  01:730:407  Intermediate Logic I (3)

  01:730:408  Intermediate Logic II (3)

2. One term of ancient or medieval philosophy from among the following:

  01:730:301  Socrates and Plato (3)

  01:730:302  Plato and Aristotle (3)

  01:730:304  The Origins of Medieval Philosophy (3)

  01:730:305  Philosophy in the High Middle Ages (3)

  01:730:306  Between Medieval and Modern

 Philosophy (3)

  01:730:401  Plato (3)

  01:730:402  Aristotle (3)

3. One term of modern philosophy from among the following:

  01:730:307  Descartes, Locke, and the Seventeenth

 Century (3)

  01:730:308  Hume, Kant, and the Eighteenth  Century (3)

  01:730:404  Spinoza (3)

  01:730:405   Kant (3)

  01:730:406  Nineteenth-Century Philosophy (3)

4. One term of advanced ethics or political philosophy from among the following:

  01:730:340  History of Ethics (3)

  01:730:342  Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Social

 and Political Philosophy (3)

  01:730:346  Rights, Justice, and Equality (3)

  01:730:441  Ethical Theory (3)

  01:730:445  Social and Political Philosophy (3)

  01:730:450  Topics in Moral and Political Philosophy (3)

5. Two courses from among the following, at least one of which must be at the 400 level:

  01:730:210  Philosophy of Language (3)

  01:730:220  Introduction to the Theory of  Knowledge (3)

  01:730:225  Introduction to the Philosophy of  Science (3)

  01:730:326  Philosophy of the Social Sciences (3)

  01:730:328  Philosophy of Psychology (3)

  01:730:360  Philosophical Aspects of

 Cognitive Science (3)

  01:730:412    Epistemology (3)

  01:730:415    Metaphysics (3)

  01:730:418  Philosophy of Mind (3)

  01:730:420  Philosophy of Language (3)

  01:730:425  Philosophy of Science (3)

  01:730:426  Philosophy of Physics (3)

  01:730:428  Topics in the Philosophy of Psychology (3)

A student may petition the department to substitute other courses for those on this list to satisfy any of the above requirements.


 
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