What do we believe about the world, and why? How should we reach reasoned conclusions about ourse
- Subject
- PH
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2022-2023
- Source
- marymount.smartcatalogiq.com
28 courses with the subject PH, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
What do we believe about the world, and why? How should we reach reasoned conclusions about ourse
What do we believe about the world, and why? How should we reach reasoned conclusions about ourselves,
200 300 400 500
This course is a philosophical examination of our knowledge of the world and the ultimate nature of reality. Topics may include the difference between knowledge and mere opinion; what may be reason
A philosophical examination of the place of mind in nature and in the world. Questions may include the following. What distinguishes mental phenomena
300 400 500
A systematic study of the formal nature of deduction. The course includes an introduction to qua
A philosophical inquiry into society and politics. Topics may include theories of justice, freedom and responsibility, pol
A philosophical inquiry into society and politics from a comparative perspective. Western philosophical thought will be explored in comparison with non-West
An exploration of our moral responsibilities concerning animals and the natural environment. The course covers phil
An examination of the ethical foundations of business and the role of ethical judgment in busine
A philosophical inquiry into law. Topics may include the justification of laws, the obligation to obey the law, the relatio
An investigation into the moral dimensions of human life. The course explores the specific theoretica
This course includes an overview of normative ethical theory and an examination of the guiding principles in biomedical ethics. Emphasis wil
This course offers an examination of cybertechnology and the ethical, social, political, and legal issues that arise in relation to it. It includes an overview of philosophic
Covers the span of philosophy in the Western tradition from the pre-Socratic (500 B.C.) to the Roman and Hellenistic philo
This course examines the philosophical and theological works of Muslim, Jewish, and/or Christian major medieval figures. Topics to be covered may include the
In the 17th century, philosophy both contributed to and responded to the "scientific revolution." But how did it do so and why? How were tradit
This course covers philosophy since Kant's "Copernican Revolution" at the end of the 18th century. Philosophical move
Can religious beliefs be rational? How have philosophers tried to prove that God exists? How can we experience the divine? Can there be
An introduction to some of the major issues concerning fundamental problems of human existence through the vehicle of ficti
Provides an opportunity for students to learn non-Western philosophies. Subjects vary among Chin
A philosophical inquiry about art and aesthetic value. Questions may include the following. What is art? Can we define art? How does a work of art represent
Students may register for three to six credits in an internship with a research or servic
An investigation of a selected topic in the emphasis discipline. The project
The focus of the senior seminar is the student research paper that demonstrates
A graduate-level introduction to philosophy as a context for humanistic inquiry. Readings and class discussion will focus on foundational issues, such as the distincti
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