Metropolitan Community College Area · 4.5 credits · UGRD
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Philosophy begins with asking the right questions about fundamental ideas. Students explore questions about the nature and limits of free will, the contents of reality, the criteria for a good life, the limits of human knowledge, the character of justice, and the threshold of possibility. By exploring these and related questions through readings from the major areas of philosophy, and by practicing the methodology of philosophical inquiry, students develop competency in critical and scientific thinking and in cultural awareness.
Recent sections
Fall 2026 · 8 sections
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1AClass #406531-PHIL-1010-1A
Days & timeMonday, Wednesday 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM Elkhorn Valley Campus 308 (On Campus)Sep 9 – Nov 23
LocationElkhorn Valley Campus 308
InstructorJanet S. Mccarthy
4AClass #406532-PHIL-1010-4A
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Tuesday, Thursday 10:00 AM - 11:45 AM Fort Bldg 010 207 (On Campus)
Sep 8 – Nov 19
LocationFort Bldg 010 207
InstructorSelect Staff-HM
7AClass #406533-PHIL-1010-7A
Days & timeMonday, Wednesday 8:00 AM - 9:45 AM Mahoney 100 (On Campus)Sep 9 – Nov 23
LocationMahoney 100
InstructorSelect Staff-HM
8AClass #406534-PHIL-1010-8A
Days & timeThursday 6:00 PM - 9:40 PM Mahoney 501 (On Campus)Sep 10 – Nov 19
LocationMahoney 501
InstructorDevon F. Dickinson
WAClass #406535-PHIL-1010-WA
Days & time(Online)Sep 8 – Nov 23
LocationNot published
InstructorBonnieJean Kurle
WBClass #406536-PHIL-1010-WB
Days & time(Online)Sep 8 – Nov 23
LocationNot published
InstructorPeter E. Kennedy
WWClass #406537-PHIL-1010-WW
Days & time(Online)Sep 8 – Nov 23
LocationNot published
InstructorBrian A. Wooters
2AClass #414002-PHIL-1010-2A
Days & timeTuesday 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM Elkhorn Valley Campus TBA (On Campus)Sep 8 – Nov 17