PHIL courses
131 courses · Wesleyan University · Fall 2026
- PHIL 112 — Virtue and Vice in History, Literature, and Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 118 — Reproduction in the 21st Century1 section
- PHIL 151 — Living a Good Life: Chinese Lab1 section
- PHIL 152 — Living a Good Life: Greek Lab1 section
- PHIL 160 — Philosophy and the Movies: The Past on Film1 section
- PHIL 185 — Let's Talk: Civil Disagreement and Dialogue1 section
- PHIL 185F — Reasonable Disagreements: Science, Philosophy, Magic, & Society1 section
- PHIL 195 — Mellon Mays Fall Seminar1 section
- PHIL 196 — Mellon Mays Spring Seminar1 section
- PHIL 201 — Philosophical Classics I: Ancient Western Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 202 — Philosophical Classics II: Early Modern Philosophy from Descartes Through Kant1 section
- PHIL 204 — Philosophical Classics IV: 20th-Century Analytic Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 205 — Classical Chinese Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 206 — Community-Engaged Philosophy: Teaching the Search for a Good Life1 section
- PHIL 207 — Live Like a Philosopher1 section
- PHIL 207F — Live Like a Philosopher1 section
- PHIL 210 — Living a Good Life1 section
- PHIL 211 — Critical Philosophy of Race1 section
- PHIL 212 — Introduction to Ethics1 section
- PHIL 213 — Introduction to Existentialism1 section
- PHIL 213F — Introduction to Existentialism1 section
- PHIL 214 — Reasoning About Justice1 section
- PHIL 214F — Thinking with Animals1 section
- PHIL 215 — Humans, Animals, and Nature1 section
- PHIL 216F — Whither Democracy? Introduction to Political Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 217 — Truth & the Poet: Introduction to Phenomenology and Lyric Thinking1 section
- PHIL 218 — Personal Identity and Choice1 section
- PHIL 218F — Personal Identity and Choice1 section
- PHIL 220 — Human Nature1 section
- PHIL 221F — Philosophy as a Way of Life1 section
- PHIL 222 — Global Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 224F — Horror Film and Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 225 — Black Horror Film: A Philosophical Introduction1 section
- PHIL 231 — Reason and Paradox1 section
- PHIL 232 — Beginning Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 232F — Beginning Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 233F — Bodies and Experiences1 section
- PHIL 234 — Riddles of Existence: An Introduction to Metaphysics and Epistemology1 section
- PHIL 250 — Thinking By Analogy: The Philosophical Use of a Literary Form1 section
- PHIL 251 — Classical Chinese Philosophy: Chinese Lab1 section
- PHIL 252 — Nietzsche - Science, Psychology, Genealogy1 section
- PHIL 253 — Nietzsche als Versucher1 section
- PHIL 254 — The Rationalist Tradition in Early Modern European Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 255 — Moral Psychology1 section
- PHIL 257 — Human Nature in Chinese Thought1 section
- PHIL 258 — Post-Kantian European Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 259 — Neo-Confucian Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 260 — Reading Mencius in Chinese1 section
- PHIL 261 — Philosophical Classics III: Post-Kantian Analytic Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 262 — Phenomenology and Existentialism1 section
- PHIL 263 — Modern Chinese Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 264 — Philosophical Approaches to the Animal1 section
- PHIL 265 — Postanalytic Philosophy: Science and Metaphysics1 section
- PHIL 266 — Confucian Ethics1 section
- PHIL 267 — History and Limits of Aesthetic Theory1 section
- PHIL 269 — Modern Aesthetic Theory1 section
- PHIL 270 — Environmental Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 271 — Data, Privacy, and Ethics1 section
- PHIL 272 — Human Rights Across Cultures1 section
- PHIL 273 — Philosophy of Law1 section
- PHIL 274 — Self & Social Transformation1 section
- PHIL 275 — Aesthetics of the Uncanny1 section
- PHIL 276 — Virtue Ethics: Traditional, Comparative, and Contemporary Approaches1 section
- PHIL 277 — Feminist Philosophy and Moral Theory1 section
- PHIL 278 — Political Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 279 — Race and Animals1 section
- PHIL 280 — Theory, Critique, Politics1 section
- PHIL 281 — Asian/American Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 282 — Reason and Revelation: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion1 section
- PHIL 283 — Animal Law and Policy1 section
- PHIL 285 — Aesthetics and Race1 section
- PHIL 286 — Philosophy of Mind1 section
- PHIL 289 — Philosophy of Language1 section
- PHIL 290 — Philosophical Logic1 section
- PHIL 291 — Reason and Its Limits1 section
- PHIL 292 — Theory of Knowledge1 section
- PHIL 293 — Metaphysics1 section
- PHIL 294 — Heidegger and the Being Question1 section
- PHIL 295 — Philosophy of Mathematics and Logic1 section
- PHIL 296 — Philosophy of Psychology1 section
- PHIL 297 — The Problem of Language in Chinese Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 298 — Feminist Epistemology1 section
- PHIL 301 — Du Chatelet's Philosophy of Science1 section
- PHIL 302 — Catching Glimpses: Perceiving Infinitesimals in the Scientific Revolution1 section
- PHIL 303 — Plato's REPUBLIC1 section
- PHIL 304 — Infinity and the Mathematization of Nature: Early Modern Perspectives1 section
- PHIL 306 — Sophist, Statesman, Philosopher: Plato's Later Metaphysics and Politics1 section
- PHIL 321 — American Pragmatist Philosophy: Purposes, Meanings, and Truths1 section
- PHIL 327 — Progressive Confucianism and Its Critics1 section
- PHIL 340 — Human Nature1 section
- PHIL 341 — Empathy and Radical Care1 section
- PHIL 344 — Horror in Black Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 345 — The Problem of the Negro as a Problem for Thought1 section
- PHIL 347 — Ethics, Ecology, and Moral Change1 section
- PHIL 350 — Radical Self-Care1 section
- PHIL 351 — Deconstruction and Politics1 section
- PHIL 352 — Black Thought and Critical Theory1 section
- PHIL 353 — Blackness in the Anthropocene1 section
- PHIL 354 — Ecologies of Attention: Biosemiosis, Attunement, and Ethics1 section
- PHIL 356 — Afro-Caribbean Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 357 — Animal Minds1 section
- PHIL 358 — Decolonial Theory1 section
- PHIL 359 — Philosophy of Wang Yangming1 section
- PHIL 362 — Origins of the Human Mind1 section
- PHIL 363 — Philosophy of Perception1 section
- PHIL 366 — Bodies, Machines, and Meaning: Cultural Studies of the Sciences1 section
- PHIL 368 — The Ethics of Captivity1 section
- PHIL 381 — Topics in Philosophy of Mind1 section
- PHIL 383 — Mind, Body, and World1 section
- PHIL 385 — Understanding Life and Mind1 section
- PHIL 389 — A Book of Nonsense: Wittgenstein's Tractatus1 section
- PHIL 390 — Topics in Metaphysics1 section
- PHIL 391 — Topics in Philosophy of Logic and Mathematics1 section
- PHIL 393 — Do We Truly Choose? Free Will in Philosophy and Theology1 section
- PHIL 401 — Individual Tutorial, Undergraduate1 section
- PHIL 402 — Individual Tutorial, Undergraduate1 section
- PHIL 403 — Department/Program Project or Essay1 section
- PHIL 404 — Department/Program Project or Essay1 section
- PHIL 407 — Senior Tutorial1 section
- PHIL 408 — Senior Tutorial1 section
- PHIL 409 — Senior Thesis Tutorial1 section
- PHIL 410 — Senior Thesis Tutorial1 section
- PHIL 411 — Group Tutorial, Undergraduate1 section
- PHIL 412 — Group Tutorial, Undergraduate1 section
- PHIL 419 — Student Forum1 section
- PHIL 420 — Student Forum1 section
- PHIL 420A — Student Forum1 section
- PHIL 465 — Education in the Field, Undergraduate1 section
- PHIL 470 — Independent Study, Undergraduate1 section
- PHIL 491 — Teaching Apprentice Tutorial1 section
- PHIL 492 — Teaching Apprentice Tutorial1 section
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