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PHIL 3020

Aristotle

Undergraduate

examines Aristotle’s philosophy of nature, logical works, metaphysics, psychology, and ethics. Attention will also be given to Aristotle’s philosophy as a development of and response to Plato’s thought. Whether one is a student of Philosophy, History, English, Religion, Classics, Political Science or History of Science, a familiarity with the thought of Aristotle is indispensable. For all these disciplines, not only is his place in history foundational, but his influence often remains formidable today.

Prerequisites & course information

CR: the former PHIL 3740 EQ: the former PHIL 3734 PR: 6 credit hours in Philosophy courses at the 1000 or 2000 level

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