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Graduate Seminar Descriptions, 2022-2023.pdf
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Fall |
Winter |
Spring |
HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY (IN REVERSE)
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PHL 515 - Hegel I
The Encyclopedia Logic
Kevin Thompson
TH 3:00-6:15 [H-II]
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PHL 435 - Descartes
Richard Lee
T 3:00-6:15 [H-II]
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PHL 410 - Plato I
Plato's Frenemies: Of Sophistry, Poetry, and Rhetoric
Michael Naas
T 3:00-6:15 [H-I]
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PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY
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PHL 515 - Nietzsche
Nietzsche on History: Tragedy, Philology, Historiography
Sean D. Kirkland
T 3:00-6:15 [H-II]
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PHL 500 - Special Topics in the History of Philosophy
Nietzsche as History: Bataille, Foucault, Derrida, Irigaray, etc.
Sean D. Kirkland
M 3:00-6:15 [H-II]
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PHL 557 - Topics in Continental Philosophy
Phenomenology and the Body
Mary Jeanne Larrabee
M 3:00-6:15 [CE]
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SOCIAL AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY
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PHL 661 - Topics in Feminist Theory
Singularity, Vulnerability, Narration
(Cavarero, Butler, and Black Feminist Thought)
Fanny Söderback
W 3:00-6:15 [NP] (online)
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PHL 657 - Topics in Social and Political Thought
The Myth of Modernity
Rafael Vizcaino
W 3:00-6:15 [NP]
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PHL 522 - Social and Political Philosophy
Race, Nature, and Progress in Latin America: Tracing a Line from Alexander von Humboldt to Santiago Castro-Gómez
Elizabeth Millán Brusslan
W 3:00-6:15 [NP]
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PSYCHO/SCHIZO-ANALYSIS
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PHL 557 - Topics in Continental Philosophy
Sigmund Freud: Everything you always wanted to know but were afraid to ask
Elizabeth Rottenberg
M 3:00-6:15 [CE]
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PHL 590 - Trends in Contemporary French Philosophy
Deleuze and the Concept of Experience I
Peg Birmingham
TH 3:00-6:15 [CE]
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PHL 629 - Seminar on Contemporary Problems
Deleuze and the Concept of Experience II
Peg Birmingham
TH 3:00-6:15 [NP]
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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 |