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PHIL 3110 01W - 18th-19th Century Philosophy
Credits:
3.00
This course examines philosophy in the modern and late modern context. Topics may include questions about the limits of science, morality, or human hopes; the foundation of the state, society, or economy; critiques of religious beliefs and ideologies, and replies; arguments on the significance of art, beauty, or imagination; or proto-existentialist concerns with freedom, tragedy, or faith.
Lecture:
3.00
College:
Coll of Arts/Cult.& Sci Inq.
Department:
Art, History & Philosophy
| Campus |
Carrollton Campus |
| Start Date |
JAN 05, 2019 |
End Date |
MAY 07, 2019 |
| Days Taught |
MON WED |
Time of Day |
02:00 pm - 03:15 pm |
Location |
Paffrd - SOCIAL SCIENCE BLDG |
305 |
| Instructor(s):John Vincent Garner |
Open Seats:2 of 25 as of 07/13/2020 07:28:29 |
| Pre-requisites:
PHIL 2010
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PHIL 1001
or
PHIL 2100
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| Additional Information: |
Instructional Method: Not Technology Enhanced (N) |
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DSW course.
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