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concentration is a grouping of courses under
one discipline of 24 credits. All students
are asked to take the first and second cores
and then select two courses from ‘PL and the
Disciplines’ (a group of philosophy or
philosophically-minded courses in
disciplinary or interdisciplinary reflection
on a specific discipline, topic or theme).
The concentration accompanies a declared
major and has no additional general
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Core I |
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PL100 |
Belief, Knowledge, Facts |
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PL211 |
History of Philosophy I: From Ancient to Medieval |
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PL222 |
History of Philosophy II: From Renaissance to Contemporary |
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Core II |
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PL271 |
The Critique of Political Economy: from Adam Smith to Karl Marx |
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PL272 |
Genealogies of the Subject: Freud and Nietzsche |
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PL372 |
Philosophical Modernity: Kant, Hegel, and Beyond |
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Philosophy and the Disciplines |
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PO_PL203 |
Introduction to Political Philosophy |
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ES_PL213 |
Philosophy and Religion I: From the Ancient to the Medieval World |
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ES_PL214 |
Philosophy and Religion II: From the Early Modern to the Postmodern
World |
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ES_PL215 |
Philosophy and the City |
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PL236 |
Metaphysics, Science and Rationalism |
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PL237 |
Empiricism, Skepticism and Materialism |
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FM_PL295 |
Film Genres and Topics: Philosophy and Film |
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PL300 |
Topics in Philosophy |
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PL_CL301 |
Philosophy and the Theatre |
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PL_PO304 |
Contemporary Political Thought: Rawls, Nozick, Habermas |
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CL_PL317 |
Plato and Cicero |
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PL_PO321 |
Thinking the World: Cosmopolitanism and Its Critics |
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ES_PL325 |
German
Critical Theory |
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ES_PL328 |
Reflections on Technology |
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PL347 |
Wittgenstein and the Vienna Circle |
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PL_PO367 |
Capitalism and Democracy |
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PL_AH374 |
The Philosophy of Aesthetics |
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PL379 |
Modern
Critical Theory |
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