PHIL courses
79 courses · Xavier University · Fall 2026
- PHIL 100 — Phil Foundations: Ethics1 section
- PHIL 200 — Philosophical Explorations1 section
- PHIL 290 — Theory of Knowledge1 section
- PHIL 300 — Origins of Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 301 — Ancient Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 302 — Medieval Christian Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 303 — Hellenistic Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 304 — Early Modern Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 305 — Contemporary Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 306 — 20th Cent Continental Phil1 section
- PHIL 307 — 20th Century Analytic Phil1 section
- PHIL 308 — Late Modern Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 309 — Medieval Islamic Phil & Influe1 section
- PHIL 310 — Existentialism1 section
- PHIL 311 — Logic1 section
- PHIL 315 — Philosophy of Religion1 section
- PHIL 317 — Philosophy of Human Nature1 section
- PHIL 318 — Philosophy of Sex1 section
- PHIL 319 — Reason and Desire1 section
- PHIL 320 — Philosophy of Science1 section
- PHIL 321 — Business Ethics1 section
- PHIL 323 — Markets & Morals1 section
- PHIL 328 — Existentialist Phenomenology1 section
- PHIL 329 — Bioethics1 section
- PHIL 331 — Philosophy and Literature1 section
- PHIL 333 — Phil Art-Beauty (Aesthetics)1 section
- PHIL 336 — Liberalism1 section
- PHIL 337 — Responses to Liberalism1 section
- PHIL 338 — Enlightenment & Revolution1 section
- PHIL 339 — Revolution & Its Aftermath1 section
- PHIL 340 — Metaphysics1 section
- PHIL 341 — Philosophy of Time1 section
- PHIL 342 — German Idealism1 section
- PHIL 343 — History of Ethics1 section
- PHIL 344 — Chinese Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 345 — Asian Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 346 — The Scottish Enlightenment1 section
- PHIL 348 — God & Nature in Amer Phil1 section
- PHIL 351 — Italian Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 354 — Classical American Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 355 — Foundations of Critical Theory1 section
- PHIL 357 — Natural Law & Int’l Relations1 section
- PHIL 359 — Philosophy & Slavery1 section
- PHIL 360 — Social Contract Theory1 section
- PHIL 362 — Ancient Political Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 363 — Medieval Political Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 364 — Modern Political Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 366 — Aristotle1 section
- PHIL 367 — Plato1 section
- PHIL 368 — Thomas Aquinas1 section
- PHIL 369 — St. Augustine1 section
- PHIL 371 — C. S. Peirce1 section
- PHIL 372 — John Locke1 section
- PHIL 373 — William James1 section
- PHIL 374 — Hobbes1 section
- PHIL 375 — Kant1 section
- PHIL 376 — Hegel1 section
- PHIL 377 — Schopenhauer1 section
- PHIL 378 — Vico1 section
- PHIL 379 — Nietzsche1 section
- PHIL 380 — Husserl1 section
- PHIL 382 — John Stuart Mill1 section
- PHIL 383 — Spinoza1 section
- PHIL 384 — Topics In Ancient Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 385 — Topics In Medieval Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 386 — Topics In Modern Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 387 — Topics In Contemporary Phil1 section
- PHIL 388 — Freud and Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 389 — Topics In Ethics1 section
- PHIL 390 — Topics In Political Philosophy1 section
- PHIL 391 — Heidegger1 section
- PHIL 395 — Directed Study1 section
- PHIL 396 — Topics In Theory of Knowledge1 section
- PHIL 397 — Paris Seminar Political Theory1 section
- PHIL 398 — Thesis Review I1 section
- PHIL 399 — Thesis Review II1 section
- PHIL 404 — Topics in Contemporary Philos1 section
- PHIL 408 — Topics in Theory of Knowledge1 section
- PHIL 442 — Seminar in Israel1 section
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