Philosophy

2026-2027

331 courses

PHIL 1Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL 100The History of Ancient Greek Philosophy (CLASSICS 40)
PHIL 102Modern Philosophy, Descartes to Kant
PHIL 104Normativity in Ancient Greek Metaethics (PHIL 204)
PHIL 106Ancient Greek Skepticism (PHIL 206)
PHIL 107BPlato's Later Metaphysics and Epistemology (PHIL 207B)
PHIL 108Aristotle's Metaphysics Book Alpha (PHIL 208)
PHIL 108ALogic, Language, and Material Text in the Aristotelian Tradition (CLASSICS 108A, PHIL 208A)
PHIL 108BAristotle's Physics Book One (PHIL 208B)
PHIL 108CTopics in Aristotle: Aristotle on Potentiality (PHIL 208C)
PHIL 109ASpecial Topics in Ancient Philosophy: Logic and Metaphysics in Ancient Greek Philosophy (PHIL 209A)
PHIL 10NScience: Mathematical Abstraction, Human Experience
PHIL 110CThe Stoics on Freedom and Determinism (PHIL 210C)
PHIL 111Aristotle's Posterior Analytics (PHIL 211)
PHIL 112Contemporary Virtue Ethics and its Critics (PHIL 212)
PHIL 113Hellenistic Philosophy (PHIL 213)
PHIL 113APorphyry's Introduction to Logic (PHIL 213A)
PHIL 113EHellenistic Ethics (PHIL 213E)
PHIL 114Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics (PHIL 214)
PHIL 115AAncient Democratic Theory and Contemporary Problems of Latin American Democracy (PHIL 215A)
PHIL 116CHappiness and Tragedy in Ancient and Modern Philosophy (PHIL 216C)
PHIL 116JPlato and Aristotle on Tragedy, Epic and Comedy (PHIL 216J)
PHIL 117Descartes (PHIL 217)
PHIL 118Origins of Empiricism (PHIL 218)
PHIL 119Spinoza's Metaphysics (PHIL 219)
PHIL 11NSkepticism
PHIL 124PWhat Makes You Tick? An Introduction to Affective Science (PSYCH 124)
PHIL 125Kant's First Critique (PHIL 225)
PHIL 127Kant's Foundations of Morality, 2nd Critique (PHIL 227)
PHIL 127AKant's Value Theory (PHIL 227A)
PHIL 128Kant and German Idealism (PHIL 228)
PHIL 12NAnimal Cognition (SYMSYS 12N)
PHIL 13Humanities Core: Great Books, Big Ideas -- Europe, Modern (FRENCH 13, HISTORY 239C, HUMCORE 13)
PHIL 131Introduction to Phenomenology (PHIL 231)
PHIL 132Phenomenology: Merleau-Ponty (PHIL 232)
PHIL 134APhenomenology: Animals (PHIL 234A)
PHIL 134BThe Normal and the Pathological (PHIL 234B)
PHIL 135NNietzsche (PHIL 235N)
PHIL 136History of Ethics. Central Questions in Ethical Theory: Sidgwick and Alternatives (PHIL 236)
PHIL 137Wittgenstein (PHIL 237)
PHIL 138Parting of the Ways: Origins of the Analytic/Continental Divide (PHIL 238)
PHIL 138WThe History of Analytic Philosophy, 1884-1950 (PHIL 238W)
PHIL 138YThe History of Analytic Philosophy: 1950-1970 (PHIL 238Y)
PHIL 13NJustice across Borders
PHIL 141FFrege (PHIL 241F)
PHIL 148Taboo Topics: Adventures in Critical Thinking
PHIL 14NWhy Games Matter: The Philosophy of Play
PHIL 150Mathematical Logic (PHIL 250)
PHIL 151Metalogic (PHIL 251)
PHIL 151DMeasurement Theory (PHIL 251D)
PHIL 152Computability and Logic (PHIL 252)
PHIL 154Modal Logic (PHIL 254)
PHIL 155Topics in Mathematical Logic: Non-Classical Logic (PHIL 255)
PHIL 157Decision Theory (PHIL 257)
PHIL 158Philosophy of Logic (PHIL 258)
PHIL 15NThinking About Death
PHIL 160Philosophy of Science (PHIL 260)
PHIL 161CWhat Makes a Good Explanation? Philosophical, Psychological and Computational Perspectives (PHIL 261C)
PHIL 162Philosophy of Mathematics (PHIL 262)
PHIL 164Scientific Realism, Perspectivism, and Antirealism (PHIL 264)
PHIL 165Philosophy of Physics: Space, Time and Motion (PHIL 265)
PHIL 167DPhilosophy of Neuroscience (PHIL 267D, SYMSYS 167D)
PHIL 167EPhilosophy of Evolutionary Biology (PHIL 267E)
PHIL 16NExternal World Skepticism
PHIL 170Ethical Theory (ETHICSOC 170, PHIL 270)
PHIL 170BMetaphor (PHIL 270B)
PHIL 171Justice (ETHICSOC 171, INTNLREL 103, POLISCI 103, POLISCI 336S, PUBLPOL 103C)
PHIL 171PLiberalism and its Critics (ETHICSOC 130, POLISCI 130)
PHIL 172History of Modern Moral Philosophy (ETHICSOC 172, PHIL 272)
PHIL 172BThe History of Early Modern Political Philosophy: Machiavelli, Hobbes, and Locke (PHIL 272B)
PHIL 173The Birth of Modern Moral Philosophy (PHIL 273)
PHIL 173AMoral Psychology (PHIL 273A)
PHIL 173BUndergraduate Introduction to Metaethics
PHIL 173CTopics in Metaethics: Moral Error Theory (PHIL 273C)
PHIL 174Ethics Beyond Consequences (ETHICSOC 164, PHIL 274)
PHIL 174LJustice Across Borders (CIVIC 174, ETHICSOC 174L)
PHIL 175Philosophy of Law (ETHICSOC 175B, PHIL 275)
PHIL 175WPhilosophy of Law: Protest, Punishment, and Racial Justice (CSRE 175W, ETHICSOC 175W, PHIL 275W, POLISCI 137, POLISCI 337)
PHIL 176Political Philosophy: The Social Contract Tradition (ETHICSOC 176, PHIL 276, POLISCI 137A, POLISCI 337A)
PHIL 176AClassical Seminar: Origins of Political Thought (CIVIC 230A, CLASSICS 181, CLASSICS 381, ETHICSOC 130A, PHIL 276A, POLISCI 230A, POLISCI 330A)