PHIL courses
147 courses · Duke University · Fall 2026
- PHIL 89S — First-Year Seminar1 section
- PHIL 100 — Philosophy Lower Level Elective1 section
- PHIL 100S — Philosophy Lower Level Elective Seminar1 section
- PHIL 101 — Introduction to Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 103S — Introduction to Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 104S — Introduction to Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 106CN — What Rules Do We Need?1 section
- PHIL 107L — Devil's Advocate: Exploring Pluralism, Free Inquiry, and Belonging1 section
- PHIL 109 — Philosophy Through Computer Science1 section
- PHIL 110 — Information, Society & Culture: Bass Connections Gateway1 section
- PHIL 120 — The Challenges of Living an Ethical Life1 section
- PHIL 123FS — Freedom and Responsibility1 section
- PHIL 124FS — Freedom and Moral Obligation1 section
- PHIL 150 — Logic1 section
- PHIL 151 — The Self: Transformation and Aspiration1 section
- PHIL 155 — Reason and Argument1 section
- PHIL 163 — Ethics for Robertson Scholars1 section
- PHIL 170FS — You, Me, and the Machine: Philosophy and the Idea of AI1 section
- PHIL 171CNS — You, Me, and the Machine: Philosophy and the Idea of AI1 section
- PHIL 190FS — Focus Program Seminar: Topics in Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 194FS — Beyond Disagreement and Cozy Consensus1 section
- PHIL 200 — Philosophy Lower Level Elective1 section
- PHIL 201 — History of Modern Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 202 — Aesthetics: The Philosophy of Art1 section
- PHIL 203 — History of Ancient Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 204S — The Modern Canon: Listening to Neglected Voices1 section
- PHIL 205 — World Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 206 — Philosophy of Law1 section
- PHIL 207 — Political and Social Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 209 — Philosophy of Language1 section
- PHIL 210 — Knowledge and Certainty1 section
- PHIL 211 — Appearance and Reality1 section
- PHIL 212 — Philosophy of Mind1 section
- PHIL 213 — Exploring Science and Religion1 section
- PHIL 213S — Paradoxes of Rational Choice1 section
- PHIL 214 — The Good Life: Religion, Philosophy, and Life's Ultimate Concerns1 section
- PHIL 215 — Applied and Environmental Ethics1 section
- PHIL 216 — Problems in Ethical Theory1 section
- PHIL 217 — Introduction to Ethical Theory1 section
- PHIL 218 — Medical Ethics1 section
- PHIL 219D — The Challenges of Living an Ethical Life1 section
- PHIL 220 — Philosophical Perspectives on Disability1 section
- PHIL 221S — Philosophy and Literature1 section
- PHIL 222 — Gender and Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 222S — Gender and Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 223 — Life's Purpose1 section
- PHIL 225S — Moral Disagreement and Dialogue1 section
- PHIL 226 — Philosophy of Sport1 section
- PHIL 230 — Virtue Theory1 section
- PHIL 232A — The Cognitive Science of Religion and Morality1 section
- PHIL 236A — The Birth of Reason in Ancient Greece1 section
- PHIL 237A — Political Philosophy of Globalization1 section
- PHIL 242 — Problems in Philosophy of Science1 section
- PHIL 242S — Problems in Philosophy of Science1 section
- PHIL 246 — What Rules Do We Need?1 section
- PHIL 250 — Symbolic Logic1 section
- PHIL 252 — Philosophy and Neuroscience1 section
- PHIL 262 — Human Rights in Theory and Practice1 section
- PHIL 263 — Chinese Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 270 — Business Ethics: The Debate Over Corporate Social Responsibility1 section
- PHIL 280S — Science and Society1 section
- PHIL 281 — Global Bioethics1 section
- PHIL 282 — Science, Ethics, & Democracy1 section
- PHIL 283S — Philosophy of Death & Dying1 section
- PHIL 285S — Existentialism1 section
- PHIL 286 — Marx, Nietzsche, Freud1 section
- PHIL 290 — Special Topics in Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 290S — Seminars in Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 291 — Independent Study1 section
- PHIL 293 — Research Independent Study1 section
- PHIL 300 — Philosophy Upper Level Elective1 section
- PHIL 300S — Philosophy Upper Level Elective Seminar1 section
- PHIL 301S — The Enlightenment1 section
- PHIL 302 — How to Live and How to Die: Death, Dying, and the Afterlife from Confucius to Cryonics1 section
- PHIL 312S — The Economics and Philosophy of Adam Smith1 section
- PHIL 314 — Philosophy of Biology1 section
- PHIL 317 — Aristotle1 section
- PHIL 331 — Kant1 section
- PHIL 331T — Voices in Philosophy: German1 section
- PHIL 335 — Moral Psychology1 section
- PHIL 345 — The Philosophy and Methodology of Economics1 section
- PHIL 350 — Logic and Its Applications1 section
- PHIL 353 — Neuroethics1 section
- PHIL 355S — Visual Perception and the Brain1 section
- PHIL 380S — The Scientific Revolution1 section
- PHIL 384AS — Classical and Contemporary Political Theory1 section
- PHIL 385AS — Science, Ethics, and Society1 section
- PHIL 390A — Duke-Administered Study Abroad: Advanced Special Topics in Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 400 — Philosophy Upper Level Elective1 section
- PHIL 400S — Philosophy Upper Level Elective Seminar1 section
- PHIL 411 — Philosophy of Time & Space1 section
- PHIL 447 — Philosophical and Conceptual Problems of Entrepreneurship1 section
- PHIL 460S — Weil, Beauvoir, Murdoch: Three Women Philosophers in Mid-Twentieth Century Europe1 section
- PHIL 463S — Eastern & Western Conceptions of Human Nature, Ethics, & Politics1 section
- PHIL 465S — Politics, Philosophy, and Economics Capstone1 section
- PHIL 490S — Seminars in Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 495S — Distinction Seminar Program1 section
- PHIL 502S — Comparative Ethics1 section
- PHIL 503S — Contemporary Ethical Theories1 section
- PHIL 508S — Political Values1 section
- PHIL 510S — Adversarial Ethics1 section
- PHIL 511S — Plato1 section
- PHIL 512S — Aristotle1 section
- PHIL 515 — Topics in Moral Artificial Intelligence1 section
- PHIL 516S — Life's Purpose1 section
- PHIL 536S — Hegel's Political Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 537S — Nietzsche's Political Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 539S — Race Theory: Biological Classification and Moral Implications1 section
- PHIL 541S — Historical and Philosophical Perspectives on Science1 section
- PHIL 550SL — Digital Publishing: Concepts and Practice1 section
- PHIL 551S — Epistemology1 section
- PHIL 552S — Metaphysics1 section
- PHIL 555S — Topics in Philosophy of Mind1 section
- PHIL 566S — Topics in Early Modern Political Thought from Machiavelli to Mills1 section
- PHIL 571S — Ancient Political Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 572 — Frankfurt School Critical Theory1 section
- PHIL 590 — Special Topics in Philosophy Lecture1 section
- PHIL 590S — Special Fields of Philosophy Seminar (Topics)1 section
- PHIL 616S — Literature and Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 625S — British Empiricism1 section
- PHIL 629S — Topics in the History of Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 633S — Methodology of the Empirical Sciences1 section
- PHIL 634S — Problems in the Philosophy of Biology1 section
- PHIL 640S — Philosophical Psychology1 section
- PHIL 650S — Topics in Formal Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 678S — Pragmatism1 section
- PHIL 681S — Wittgensteinian Perspectives on Literary Theory1 section
- PHIL 682S — Simone de Beauvoir1 section
- PHIL 692S — Bioethics1 section
- PHIL 693S — Causation1 section
- PHIL 701S — Seminar in Special Fields of Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 702S — ProSeminar in Metaphysics and Epistemology1 section
- PHIL 703S — Proseminar in Ethics1 section
- PHIL 754S — Principles in Cognitive Neuroscience II1 section
- PHIL 785S — Philosophy of Biology1 section
- PHIL 790 — Philosophy Special Topics1 section
- PHIL 790S — Seminar in Special Fields of Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 791 — Fall Grad Directed Reading, Spring Grad Directed Reading1 section
- PHIL 795S — Seminar in Teaching Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 796S — Work in Progress Seminar1 section
- PHIL 797S — Dissertation Seminar1 section
- PHIL 798S — Philosophical Interlocution1 section
- PHIL 863S — Eastern & Western Conceptions of Human Nature, Ethics, & Politics1 section
- PHIL 870S — Philosophy of Emotions1 section
- PHIL 947S — Philosophy and Literature1 section
- PHIL 950S — Neurophilosophy1 section
- PHIL 951S — Free Will and Moral Responsibility in light of Philosophy & Neuroscience1 section
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