PHILOSOPHY MINOR
Philosophy Minor
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Total required credits: 24
15 credits must be above the 100 level.
9 credits must be at the 300- or 400- level. (Students entering EMU prior to Winter 2006 need only
6 hours at the 300- or 400-level.)
Special Topics and Independent Study courses may be used to fulfill group requirements with
the approval of the Section Chair.
Only one of each pair of the following courses may be counted toward the major:
PHIL 100 or PHIL 110
PHIL 120 or PHIL 130
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LOGIC AND REASONING
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EASTERN/GLOBAL PHILOSOPHY
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EPISTEMOLOGY AND METAPHYSICS
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VALUES
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HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY
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CREDIT HOURS
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ADDITIONAL COURSES
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PHILOSOPHY COURSES
LOGIC AND REASONING
PHIL 130 Introduction to Logic
PHIL 120 Introduction to Critical Reasoning
PHIL 181 Logic and Model Theory
PHIL 281 Symbolic Logic
HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY
PHIL 330W History of Philosophy: Ancient
PHIL 331W History of Philosophy: Modern
PHIL 332W Nineteenth Century Philosophy
VALUES
PHIL 212 Philosophy of Art
PHIL 220 Ethics
PHIL 221 Business Ethics
PHIL 223 Medical Ethics
PHIL 224 Ethics and Food
PHIL 225 Political Philosophy
PHIL 260 Existentialism
PHIL 310W Aesthetics
PHIL 326W Philosophy and Sexuality
PHIL 355W Philosophy of Law
PHIL 370W Philosophy and Narrative
PHIL 420W Ethical Theory
*PHIL 426W Topics in Gender and
Philosophy
PHIL 429W Topics in Environmental
Philosophy
PHIL 470W Twentieth Century European
Philosophy
* This course counts as a Values course or an
Epistemology and Metaphysics course,
depending on its specific content. It may only
be used to satisfy one area requirement.
EPISTEMOLOGY AND METAPHYSICS
PHIL 215 Philosophy of Religion
PHIL 325 Theories of Knowledge
PHIL 375W Metaphysics
PHIL 390W Phenomenology
*PHIL 426W Topics in Gender and
Philosophy
PHIL 442W Philosophy of Mind
PHIL 460W Philosophy of Language
PHIL 471W Early Analytic Philosophy
PHIL 475W Philosophy of Mathematics
PHIL 480W Philosophy of Science
PHIL 481W Philosophy of the Life Sciences
EASTERN/GLOBAL PHILOSOPHY
PHIL 226 Feminist Theory
PHIL 228 Global Ethics
PHIL 291 Introduction to Asian Philosophy
PHIL 391W The Philosophy of Early China