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Graduate Course Descriptions 2019-2020
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Fall |
Winter |
Spring |
"WORLD" PHILOSOPHY |
PHL 411 – Plato Plato's Cosmos (Gorgias, The Laws) Michael Naas M 3:00-6:15 [H-I] |
PHL 500 – Special Topics in the History of Philosophy Latin American Philosophy I Elizabeth Millán Brusslan W 3:00-6:15 [H-II] |
PHL 629 – Seminar on Contemporary Problems Latin American Philosophy II Elizabeth Millán Brusslan W 3:00-6:15 [NP] |
HUMOR, COMEDY, AESTHETICS |
PHL 557 – Topics in Continental Philosophy Joking Around, Seriously (Baudelaire, Bergson, Freud, Kofman) Elizabeth Rottenberg T 3:00-6:15 [CE] |
PHL 400 – Special Topics in Traditional Philosophers Aristotle and Hegel on Comedy Richard A. Lee, Jr. M 3:00-6:15 [H-I or H-II] |
PHL 551 – Kant II Critique of the Power of Judgement Avery Goldman T 3:00-6:15 [H-II] |
20TH CENTURY FRENCH PHILOSOPHY |
PHL 570 - Sartre I The Transcendence of the Ego and Being and Nothingness Frédéric Seyler W 6:00-9:15 [CE] |
PHL 590 - Trends in Continental French Philosophy Deleuze's Difference and Repetition Kevin Thompson T 3:00-6:15 [CE] |
PHL 552 – Social and Political Philosophy Deleuze and Guattari, A Thousand Plateaus: Capitalism and Schizophrenia Peg Birmingham Th 3:00-6:15 [NP] |
HEIDEGGER |
PHL 550 – Heidegger I Being and Time Will McNeill TH 3:00-6:15 [CE] |
PHL 551 – Heidegger II Being and Time Will McNeill TH 3:00-6:15 [CE] |
PHL 697 – Teaching Practicum 2nd Year Student Enrollment Requirement Sean D. Kirkland TBA |
Distribution Requirement Key: H-I = History of Western PHL (Ancient or Medieval) NP = Normative Philosophy H-II = History of Western PHL (Modern or 19th Century) CE = Contemporary European Philosophy |