University of Kentucky|Department of Philosophy Course Information: Two-Year Course Plan, Recent Graduate Seminars, Course Descriptions, Course Schedule

Two-Year Course Plan

The department maintains the following two-year plan of course offerings:

	Fall (Odd Years)	Spring (Even Years)	Fall (Even Years)	Spring (Odd Years)
	260 Ancient and Medieval Phil. 270 Modern Phil. 320 Sym. Logic I	260 Ancient and Medieval Phil 270 Modern Phil. 320 Sym. Logic I	260 Ancient and Medieval Phil. 270 Modern Phil. 320 Sym. Logic I	260 Ancient and Medieval Phil. 270 Modern Phil. 320 Sym. Logic I
Group A	503 Ancient Phil. 515 Contemporary Phil.: Analytic 517 Existentialism 519 Contemporary Phil.: Critical Social Thought	504 Islamic and Jewish Phil. 509 Modern Phil. 516 Contemporary Phil.: Phenomenology	503 Ancient Phil. 513 19th Century Phil. 514 American Phil. 515 Contemporary Phil.: Analytic 519 Contemporary Phil.: Critical Social Thought	506 Medieval Phil. 509 Modern Phil. 516 Contemporary Phil.: Phenomenology
Group B	530 Ethical Theory 592 Aesthetics	535 Social and Political Phil. 537 Phil. of Law 540 Feminism	530 Ethical Theory 545 Phil. of Religion	531 Adv. Topics in Ethics 535 Social and Political Phil. 540 Feminism
Group C	550 Knowledge and Reality 560 Scientific Method 570 Phil of History	561 Philosophy of Natural Science 565 Phil of Language 520 Sym. Logic II	550 Knowledge and Reality 560 Scientific Method	562 Phil of Social and Behavioral Science 575 Phil of Mind 520 Sym. Logic II
Seminars	710 Seminar: Modern Phil 715 Seminar: Recent Phil A third seminar	630 Seminar: Moral Phil. 650 Seminar: Metaphysics and Epistemology 700 Seminar: Ancient/Medieval Phil.	710 Seminar: Modern Phil. 715 Seminar: Recent Phil. A third seminar	630 Seminar: Moral Phil. 650 Seminar: Metaphysics and Epistemology 700 Seminar: Ancient/Medieval Phil.

RECENT GRADUATE SEMINARS

Conceptual Analysis: For and Against Sanford Goldberg

Frankfurt School Christopher Zurn

Modality and Metaphysics Brandon Look

Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit Daniel Breazeale

Feminist Moral Philosophy Joan Callahan

Plato's Late Dialogues David Bradshaw

Cognitive Science and the Phenomenology of Experience Ronald Bruzina

Evolution and Human Nature Harmon Holcomb

Abortion Dien Ho

Analytic Paradoxes: From Metaphysics to Meta-Ethics Dien Ho

Asian Philosophy Oliver Leaman

TimeSpace In and After Heidegger Theodore Schatzki

Later Wittgenstein Theodore Schatzki

Skepticism & Knowledge in Medieval Philosophy Alan Perreiah

Medieval Philosophy: Transformations of Interpretation Theory Alan Perreiah

Hume's Newtonianism and his Anti-Newtonianism James Force

Multidisciplinary Perspectives in Social Theory (team taught)

The Role of Values in Theories of Rationality and Morality Anita Superson

Dignity and Self-Respect Anita Superson

The Authority of Reason Anita Superson

SPRING 2008 COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

COURSE SCHEDULE (NOTE: This links to the Registrar's Schedules of Classes. Follow their instructions, using "PHI" under "Course Prefix".)