PHIL courses

191 courses · University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill · Fall 2026

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PHIL 51 — First-Year Seminar: Who Was Socrates?.
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PHIL 52 — First-Year Seminar: Reason and Religion at the Dawn of Modern Science.
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PHIL 53 — First-Year Seminar: Theories in Human Nature.
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PHIL 54 — First-Year Seminar: Thinking about Time.
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PHIL 55 — First-Year Seminar: Paradoxes.
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PHIL 56 — First-Year Seminar: Abortion.
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PHIL 57 — First-Year Seminar: Race and Affirmative Action.
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PHIL 58 — First-Year Seminar: From Vengeance to Mercy: Dealing with Evil.
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PHIL 59 — First-Year Seminar: Proofs of the Existence of God.
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PHIL 60 — First-Year Seminar: Plato's Symposium and Its Influence on Western Art and Literature.
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PHIL 61 — First Year Seminar: The Self: Aspiration and Transformation.
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PHIL 62 — First-Year Seminar: Philosophy with Children.
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PHIL 63 — First-Year Seminar: Mind, Brain, and Consciousness.
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PHIL 65 — First-Year Seminar: Philosophy through Mathematics.
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PHIL 66 — First-Year Seminar: Ethics: Theoretical and Practical.
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PHIL 67 — First-Year Seminar: Issues in a World Society: Sports and Competition.
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PHIL 68 — First-Year Seminar: Moral Life.
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PHIL 70 — First-Year Seminar: Gateway to Philosophy, Politics, and Economics.
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PHIL 75 — First-Year Seminar: Evil.
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PHIL 76 — First-Year Seminar: Is Free Will an Illusion?.
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PHIL 77 — First-Year Seminar: Moral Weakness and Conscience.
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PHIL 78 — First-Year Seminar: Death as a Problem for Philosophy: Metaphysical and Ethical.
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PHIL 79 — First-Year Seminar: Words That Bind: The Structure of Constitutions.
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PHIL 80 — First-Year Seminar: Short Stories and Contemporary Social Problems.
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PHIL 85 — First-Year Seminar: Reason, Religion, and Reality in the Copernican Revolution.
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PHIL 86 — First-Year Seminar: Persons and Identity.
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PHIL 89 — First Year Seminar: Special Topics.
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PHIL 101 — Introduction to Philosophy: Central Problems, Great Minds, Big Ideas.
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PHIL 102 — Introduction to Philosophy: Central Problems, Great Minds, Big Ideas.
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PHIL 105 — How to Reason and Argue: An Introduction to Critical Thinking.
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PHIL 110 — Philosophical Texts that Changed the World: An Introduction to Philosophy through Great Works.
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PHIL 111 — Philosopher Queens: World Philosophies through Women's Texts.
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PHIL 112 — Making Sense of Ourselves.
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PHIL 113 — Philosophical Texts that Changed the World: An Introduction To Philosophy Through Great Works.
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PHIL 134 — Reason, Faith, and God: Philosophy of Western Religion.
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PHIL 140 — Knowledge and Society.
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PHIL 143 — AI and the Future of Humanity: Philosophical Issues about Technology and Human Survival.
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PHIL 144 — Ethics of Emerging Technology.
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PHIL 145 — Language, Communication, and Human and Animal Minds.
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PHIL 150 — Theory, Evidence, and Understanding in Science.
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PHIL 151 — Theory, Evidence, and Understanding in Science (CommBeyond).
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PHIL 154 — Philosophy of the Social Sciences.
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PHIL 155 — Truth and Proof: Introduction to Mathematical Logic.
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PHIL 157 — Logic and Decision Theory.
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PHIL 160 — Virtue, Value, and Happiness: An Introduction to Moral Theory.
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PHIL 161 — Virtue, Value, and Happiness: An Introduction to Moral Theory.
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PHIL 163 — Practical Ethics: Moral Reasoning and How We Live.
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PHIL 164 — Morality and Business.
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PHIL 165 — Bioethics.
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PHIL 170 — Liberty, Rights, and Responsibilities: Introduction to Social Ethics and Political Thought.
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PHIL 171 — Free Speech and the Norms of Public Discourse.
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PHIL 175 — Philosophical Foundations of American Democracy.
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PHIL 180 — Philosophy of Humor.
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PHIL 185 — Aesthetics and the Philosophy of Art.
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PHIL 199 — Special Topics in Philosophy, FC-VALUES.
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PHIL 210 — Wonder, Myth, and Reason: Introduction to Ancient Greek Science and Philosophy.
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PHIL 211 — Perspectives on Gender, Race, and Marginality in Ancient Greek Philosophy, Science, and Medicine.
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PHIL 213 — Asian Philosophy.
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PHIL 215 — Medieval Philosophy.
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PHIL 220 — 17th and 18th Century Western Philosophy.
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PHIL 224 — Existential Philosophy and the Meaning(lessness) of Life.
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PHIL 228 — American Philosophy.
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PHIL 229 — 20th-Century Western Philosophy.
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PHIL 230 — Mind, Matter, and Metaphysics: the Philosophy of Experience and Reality.
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PHIL 251 — Inductive Logic and the Scientific Method.
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PHIL 261 — Ethics in Action.
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PHIL 265 — Ethics, Politics, and Technology.
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PHIL 266 — Not All Fun and Games: Ethics of Sports.
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PHIL 272 — The Ethics of Peace, War, and Defense.
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PHIL 273 — Justice, Rights, and the Common Good: Philosophical Perspectives on Social and Economic Issues.
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PHIL 274 — Race, Racism, and Social Justice: African-American Political Philosophy.
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PHIL 275 — Moral and Philosophical Issues of Gender in Society.
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PHIL 276 — Ideology, Capitalism, and Critique.
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PHIL 277 — Latin American Philosophy.
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PHIL 280 — Morality, Law, and Justice: Issues in Legal Philosophy.
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PHIL 282 — Human Rights: Philosophical Interrogations.
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PHIL 285 — Moral and Philosophical Issues in Education.
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PHIL 292 — Field Work in Philosophy: Introducing Philosophy in Primary and Secondary Schools.
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PHIL 294 — Philosophy across the Lifespan.
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PHIL 298 — Reasoning Together: Philosophy through Dialogue and Podcast.
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PHIL 299 — Special Topics in Philosophy, FC-KNOWING.
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PHIL 310 — Philosophy as a Way of Life: Spiritual Exercise across the Globe.
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PHIL 330 — Metaphysics.
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PHIL 335 — Theory of Knowledge.
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PHIL 340 — Philosophy of Mind.
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PHIL 345 — Philosophy of Language.
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PHIL 351 — Philosophy of Physics.
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PHIL 352 — Sex and Death, Life and Health, Species and Evolution: The Philosophy of Biology.
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PHIL 353 — Minds and Machines: Philosophy of Cognitive Science.
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PHIL 354 — Quantum Mechanics, Weirdness, and Reality.
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PHIL 355 — Intermediate Mathematical Logic.
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PHIL 357 — Induction, Probability, and Confirmation.
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PHIL 360 — Major Developments in Ethics: Historical and Philosophical Perspectives.
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PHIL 362 — Contemporary Ethical Theory.
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PHIL 364 — Ethics and Economics.
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PHIL 368 — Living Things, Wilderness, and Ecosystems: An Introduction to Environmental Ethics.
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PHIL 370 — Authority, Freedom, and Rights: Advanced Political Philosophy.
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PHIL 381 — Philosophy and Film.
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PHIL 384 — Gateway to Philosophy, Politics, and Economics.
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PHIL 390 — Seminar in Selected Topics.
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PHIL 392 — Ethics Research Seminar for Undergraduates.
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PHIL 395 — Undergraduate Research Seminar in Selected Topics.
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PHIL 396 — Directed Readings.
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PHIL 397 — Philosophy Research Seminar for Undergraduates.
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PHIL 411 — Aristotle.
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PHIL 412 — Plato.
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PHIL 413 — Ancient Greco-Roman Medicine and Philosophy.
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PHIL 415 — Medieval Philosophy.
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PHIL 421 — Rationalism.
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PHIL 422 — Empiricism.
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PHIL 423 — Kant's Theoretical Philosophy.
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PHIL 424 — Kant's Practical Philosophy.
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PHIL 426 — Nietzsche.
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PHIL 427 — Hegel.
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PHIL 428 — History of American Philosophy.
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PHIL 432 — The Beginnings of Analytic Philosophy.
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PHIL 433 — Current Issues in Analytic Philosophy.
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PHIL 440 — Philosophy of Mind.
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PHIL 442 — Philosophical Foundations of Artificial Intelligence.
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PHIL 445 — Advanced Philosophy of Language.
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PHIL 450 — Philosophy of Natural Sciences.
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PHIL 451 — Philosophy of Physics.
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PHIL 452 — Philosophy of Biology.
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PHIL 453 — Philosophy of Psychology.
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PHIL 454 — Philosophy, History, and the Social Sciences.
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PHIL 455 — Symbolic Logic.
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PHIL 456 — Advanced Symbolic Logic.
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PHIL 457 — Set Theory and Logic.
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PHIL 458 — Formal Techniques in Philosophy.
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PHIL 459 — Philosophy of Mathematics.
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PHIL 460 — History of Moral Philosophy.
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PHIL 462 — Contemporary Moral Philosophy.
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PHIL 463 — Contemporary Moral and Social Problems.
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PHIL 464 — Moral Responsibility.
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PHIL 465 — Justice in Health Care.
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PHIL 468 — Risk and Society.
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PHIL 470 — Political Philosophy from Hobbes to Rousseau.
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PHIL 471 — Topics in 19th Century Philosophy.
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PHIL 473 — American Political Philosophy.
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PHIL 474 — Foundations of Modern Political Philosophy.
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PHIL 475 — Philosophical Issues in Gender, Race, and Class.
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PHIL 476 — Recent Developments in Political Philosophy.
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PHIL 480 — Philosophy of Law.
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PHIL 482 — Philosophy and Literature.
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PHIL 485 — Philosophy of Art.
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PHIL 491 — Health Care, Science, and Philosophy.
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PHIL 494 — Existentialism and Phenomenology.
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PHIL 496 — Advanced Directed Studies.
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PHIL 562 — Ethics, Responsibility, and Justice.
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PHIL 691H — Courses for Honors.
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PHIL 692H — Courses for Honors.
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PHIL 698 — Philosophy, Politics, and Economics: Capstone Course.
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PHIL 700 — Proto-Seminar in Philosophy.
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PHIL 705 — Advanced Studies in Systematic Philosophy.
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PHIL 710 — Advanced Studies in Ancient Philosophy.
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PHIL 715 — Advanced Studies in Medieval Philosophy.
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PHIL 720 — Advanced Studies in Modern Philosophy.
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PHIL 725 — Advanced Studies in 19th-Century Philosophy.
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PHIL 730 — Advanced Studies in Metaphysics.
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PHIL 735 — Advanced Studies in Epistemology.
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PHIL 740 — Advanced Studies in Philosophy of Mind.
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PHIL 745 — Advanced Studies in Philosophy of Language.
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PHIL 750 — Advanced Studies in Philosophy of Science.
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PHIL 755 — Advanced Studies in Philosophy of Logic.
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PHIL 760 — Advanced Studies in Moral Theory.
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PHIL 765 — Advanced Studies in Value Theory.
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PHIL 770 — Advanced Studies in Political Philosophy.
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PHIL 775 — Advanced Studies in Feminism.
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PHIL 780 — Advanced Studies in Philosophy of Law.
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PHIL 785 — Advanced Studies in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics.
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PHIL 790 — Colloquium Series Seminar.
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PHIL 800 — Pre-Dissertation Seminar in Philosophy.
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PHIL 805 — Research Seminar in Systematic Philosophy.
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PHIL 810 — Research Seminar in Ancient Philosophy.
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PHIL 815 — Research Seminar in Medieval Philosophy.
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PHIL 820 — Research Seminar in Modern Philosophy.
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PHIL 825 — Research Seminar in 19-Century Philosophy.
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PHIL 830 — Research Seminar in Metaphysics.
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PHIL 835 — Research Seminar in Epistemology.
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PHIL 840 — Research Seminar in Philosophy of Mind.
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PHIL 845 — Research Seminar in Philosophy of Language.
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PHIL 850 — Research Seminar in Philosophy of Science.
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PHIL 855 — Research Seminar in Philosophy of Logic.
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PHIL 860 — Research Seminar in Moral Theory.
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PHIL 865 — Research Seminar in Value Theory.
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PHIL 870 — Research Seminar in Political Philosophy.
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PHIL 880 — Research Seminar in Philosophy of Law.
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PHIL 901 — Readings in Philosophy.
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PHIL 990 — Current Research Group Seminar.
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PHIL 993 — Master's Research and Thesis.
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PHIL 994 — Doctoral Research and Dissertation.
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