Nineteenth Century Philosophy: System and Freedom

Undergraduate

Various nineteenth century thinkers may be studied in this course, from either the pragmatist or European traditions, including Hegel, Feuerbach, Marx, Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, but also Dilthey, Schopenhauer, Comte, Mill, Peirce and others. (Prerequisite: PHIL-1100 or PHIL-1120, or at least one 2000-level Philosophy course, or consent of the instructor.) PHIL-3800-PHIL-3890. Special Topics Special Topics courses will be offered occasionally, as resources allow, to meet a demonstrated academic need, where that need cannot be satisfied by any of the regular course offerings. Interested students should inquire in the Philosophy office. (May be repeated for credit if content changes.) PHIL-4000 to PHIL-4100. Senior Seminars Senior seminars are the undergraduate sections of M.A. courses. (Normally open only to Philosophy majors in the final year of their program. Consent of the instructor is required. Consult a program advisor during the term preceding planned registration.) (May be offered as a cross-career course with PHIL- 8210)