Fall 2016 Undergraduate Philosophy Department Courses PHIL-UA 1; Central Problems in Philosophy; T/R 4:55-6:10; Ang Tong An introduction to philosophy through the study of selected central problems. Topics may include fr

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Feminism Dr. Joey Pollock and Dr. Aidan McGlynn 1. Course Aims and Objectives This course focuses on philosophical issues relevant to feminism. Topics will range across the standard sub-field divisions in philosophy, and

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International Relations Comprehensive Exam Fall 2015 Morning Exam Study Guide 1. Design the outline for an international relations pre-seminar syllabus (a graduate course). What topics would you cover? Which works are es

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Experiential Awareness: Do You Prefer It to Me? Miguel Ángel Sebastián IIFs-UNAM Penultimate draft. Forthcoming in Philosophical Topics

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PHILOSOPHICAL TOPICS VOL. 35, NOS. 1 & 2, SPRING/FALLImpotence and Collateral Damage: One

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University of Arkansas Press Singular Propositions and Modal Logic Author(s): Christopher Menzel Source: Philosophical Topics, Vol. 21, No. 2, Philosophy of Logic (FALL 1993), ppPublished by: University of Arka

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PHILOSOPHICAL TOPICS Volume XVI, No. 1, Spring 1988 How to Reason About Vague Objects* PETER VAN INWAGEN

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The Philosophy of Fiction Dr. Aidan McGlynn 1. Course Aims and Objectives This course will introduce and examine a number of philosophical issues raised by fiction, covering topics at the intersection of aesthetics and e

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