PHIL courses
162 courses · Duquesne University · Fall 2026
- PHIL 106 — Logic1 section
- PHIL 160 — Reality and Illusion1 section
- PHIL 160C — Reality and Illusion1 section
- PHIL 170 — Who I Am1 section
- PHIL 180 — Democracy and Justice1 section
- PHIL 180C — Democracy and Justice1 section
- PHIL 181 — Athens and America1 section
- PHIL 190 — Global Thought1 section
- PHIL 200W — Introduction to Phenomenology1 section
- PHIL 204 — Philosophy and Literature1 section
- PHIL 206 — Philosophy and Film1 section
- PHIL 207 — Philosophy of Animals1 section
- PHIL 208 — Existentialism1 section
- PHIL 209C — African Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 211 — Philosophy of the Environment1 section
- PHIL 212 — Political Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 216W — Social Justice1 section
- PHIL 219 — Christian Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 219W — Christian Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 220 — Philosophy of Death and Living1 section
- PHIL 236 — Environmental Ethics1 section
- PHIL 237 — Yoga Philosophy and Practice1 section
- PHIL 238W — Exploring Social Justice1 section
- PHIL 239 — Black Mirror and Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 240 — Evolutionary Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 241 — The Meanings of Life: Ancient Visions1 section
- PHIL 242W — Contemporary Catholic Thinkers1 section
- PHIL 243 — Post-Liberal Political Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 244W — Early Modern Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 245W — Metaphysics1 section
- PHIL 246 — Medieval Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 246W — Medieval Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 247 — Humanism and its History1 section
- PHIL 248 — City and Citizens of Ancient Athens1 section
- PHIL 249 — Philosophy of Care in the Catholic Tradition1 section
- PHIL 250 — Ethics and Technology1 section
- PHIL 251 — Ethical Theory1 section
- PHIL 252 — Health Care Ethics: Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 253 — Native American Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 257 — America and Antiquity1 section
- PHIL 258W — History and Philosophy of Science1 section
- PHIL 259 — Philosophy and Star Trek1 section
- PHIL 260W — Philosophy of Law1 section
- PHIL 270 — American Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 281 — Rome and America1 section
- PHIL 299 — Love and Friendship1 section
- PHIL 301 — Medieval Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 301W — Medieval Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 302W — Early Modern Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 304W — Later Modern Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 305W — Contemporary Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 306W — Medieval Women Philosophers1 section
- PHIL 308 — Existentialism1 section
- PHIL 308W — Existentialism1 section
- PHIL 309 — African Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 315 — Thomas Aquinas1 section
- PHIL 315W — Thomas Aquinas1 section
- PHIL 317 — Internship1 section
- PHIL 319W — Metaphysics1 section
- PHIL 321 — Original Philosophizing1 section
- PHIL 324 — Epistemology1 section
- PHIL 325W — Concentrated Readings in Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 327 — Philosophy of Crime and Punishment1 section
- PHIL 328 — Introduction to Phenomenology1 section
- PHIL 328W — Introduction to Phenomenology1 section
- PHIL 329 — Green Metaphysics1 section
- PHIL 333 — Institutional Narratives of (Trans) Gender1 section
- PHIL 334 — Twentieth Century French Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 335 — Christian Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 335W — Christian Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 336 — Philosophy of the Emotions1 section
- PHIL 343 — Post-Liberal Political Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 348 — Black Mirror and Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 353W — Nietzsche1 section
- PHIL 354 — Philosophy of Time1 section
- PHIL 370W — French Philosophy in the Age of Reason1 section
- PHIL 391 — Internship1 section
- PHIL 399 — Darwin and Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 401W — Plato's Early Dialogues1 section
- PHIL 404W — Plato-Republic1 section
- PHIL 407 — PHIL 4071 section
- PHIL 407W — Aristotle: Metaphysics1 section
- PHIL 410W — Plato's Middle Dialogues1 section
- PHIL 411W — Aristotle: Nicomach Ethics1 section
- PHIL 414W — German Idealism1 section
- PHIL 420W — St. Augustine1 section
- PHIL 425W — Concentrated Readings in Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 427W — Saint Thomas Aquinas-The Soul1 section
- PHIL 430W — Critique of Pure Reason1 section
- PHIL 431 — Heidegger1 section
- PHIL 433W — Hegel-Seminar Phenomelology of Spirit1 section
- PHIL 434 — Special Topics:1 section
- PHIL 441 — Hegel1 section
- PHIL 442W — Foundations of Moral Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 444W — Nietzsche1 section
- PHIL 446 — PHIL 4461 section
- PHIL 450W — Islamic Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 456W — Foucault1 section
- PHIL 457 — Merleau-Ponty1 section
- PHIL 462W — Adorno1 section
- PHIL 468 — Honors Thesis1 section
- PHIL 470 — Kant Critique of Judgement1 section
- PHIL 472W — Heidegger's Being and Time1 section
- PHIL 474 — Sartre1 section
- PHIL 476 — Husserl1 section
- PHIL 482 — Deleuze-A Thousand Plateaus1 section
- PHIL 482W — Deleuze1 section
- PHIL 484W — Derrida1 section
- PHIL 491W — Plato and Nietzsche1 section
- PHIL 493 — Marxism & Critical Theory1 section
- PHIL 497 — Badiou's Being and Event1 section
- PHIL 501 — Plato's Early Dialogues1 section
- PHIL 504 — Plato-Republic1 section
- PHIL 507 — Aristotle's Metaphysics1 section
- PHIL 511 — Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics1 section
- PHIL 520 — St. Augustine1 section
- PHIL 521 — St. Thomas Aquinas: God and Being1 section
- PHIL 527 — St. Thomas Aquinas-The Soul1 section
- PHIL 529 — Spinoza's Ethics1 section
- PHIL 530 — Kant's Critique of Pure Reason1 section
- PHIL 531 — Heidegger1 section
- PHIL 533 — Hegel Seminar:Phenomenology of Spirit1 section
- PHIL 537 — German Idealism1 section
- PHIL 542 — Foundations of Moral Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 543 — Hegel's Logic1 section
- PHIL 546 — Husserl's Ideas1 section
- PHIL 547 — Husserl's Ideas II1 section
- PHIL 550 — Islamic Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 556 — Foucault1 section
- PHIL 561 — Early Modern Political Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 562 — Adorno1 section
- PHIL 568 — This History of Matter in Renaissance and Early Modern Thought1 section
- PHIL 572 — Heidegger's Being and Time1 section
- PHIL 574 — Sartre1 section
- PHIL 576 — Husserl1 section
- PHIL 593 — Marx and Critical Theory1 section
- PHIL 596 — Deleuze:A Thousand Plateaus1 section
- PHIL 599 — Nietzsche1 section
- PHIL 604 — Badiou's: Being and Event1 section
- PHIL 606 — Augustine and Dionysius1 section
- PHIL 609 — Special Topics:1 section
- PHIL 613 — Contemporary Social and Political Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 624 — Medieval Women Philosophers1 section
- PHIL 627 — Epicurean Ethics1 section
- PHIL 629 — Derrida1 section
- PHIL 635 — Marxist Aesthetics1 section
- PHIL 637 — Deleuze on Cinema1 section
- PHIL 639 — Kant's Religion within the Bounds of Reason1 section
- PHIL 640 — Queer Theory and Transgender Studies1 section
- PHIL 641 — Plato and Nietzsche1 section
- PHIL 642 — Enlightenment and Its Critics1 section
- PHIL 643 — Plato's Phaedrus and Symposium1 section
- PHIL 658 — Jacques Lacan1 section
- PHIL 689 — Graduate Teaching Seminar II1 section
- PHIL 690 — Graduate Teaching Seminar I1 section
- PHIL 700 — Research Thesis - Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 701 — Dissertation - FT1 section
- PHIL 705 — Exchange Program - Full Time1 section
- PHIL 706 — Exchange Program - Full Time1 section
- PHIL 710 — Readings in Philosophy I1 section
- PHIL 711 — Readings in Philosophy II1 section
- PHIL 717 — Internship1 section
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