The following courses are tentative and subject to change.
Winter 2026
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Number |
Title |
Instructor |
|---|---|---|
|
UNDERGRADUATE |
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|
1 |
Introduction to Philosophy |
Korman |
|
3 |
Critical Thinking |
Liu |
|
4 |
Introduction to Ethics |
Zimmerman |
|
7 |
Biomedical Ethics |
Associate TBD |
|
20B |
Hist Medieval |
Zylstra |
|
100A |
Ethics |
Hanser |
|
100E |
Metaphysics |
Falvey |
| 143 | Philosophy of Law | Jarrett |
| 150E | Advanced Metaphysics | Mokriski |
| 160 | Descartes | Zylstra |
|
MIXED UNDERGRAD/GRAD |
||
|
124C/224G |
Philosophy of Space & Time |
Barrett |
|
127/227G |
Philosophy of Gender |
Falvey |
|
134/234G |
Moral Psych |
Zimmerman |
|
150B/250B |
Advanced Theory of Knowledge |
Liu |
|
151/251 |
Pre-Socratics |
McKirahan |
| 153/253 | Aristotle | McKirahan |
| 183/283G | Beginning Modern Logic | Robertson |
|
GRADUATE |
||
|
296A |
Seminar in Ethics |
Hanser |
|
296B |
Seminar in Epistemology¹ |
Korman |
| 297A | Seminar in History of Philosophy | Tsouna |
¹296B Seminar in Epistemology: The topic will be Justification and Evidence. We’ll start with some background on the nature of justification (including reliabilism and phenomenal conservatism), and on the connection between evidence and justification (e.g. evidentialism). Then we’ll look at the nature of evidence, focusing primarily on Williamson’s theory that one’s evidence consists of the things one knows (“E=K”) and some criticisms of that theory.
No background in epistemology is required or expected -- we'll start from the beginning!
Spring 2026
|
Number |
Title |
Instructor |
|---|---|---|
|
UNDERGRADUATE |
||
|
1 |
Introduction to Philosophy |
Allen |
|
3 |
Critical Thinking |
Barrett |
|
4 |
Introduction to Ethics |
Associate TBD |
|
20C |
History: Empiricists to Kant |
Holden |
|
100A |
Ethics |
Elizondo |
|
100B |
Theory of Knowledge |
Korman |
|
100F |
Philosophy of Mind |
Roskies |
| 161 | Spinoza | Zylstra |
| 189 | Philosophy of Love & Sex | Jarrett |
|
MIXED UNDERGRAD/GRAD |
||
|
131/231G |
Advanced Applied Ethics |
Hanser |
|
133/233 |
History Political Thought |
Greene |
|
136/236G |
Advanced Feminist Philosophy |
Mason |
|
144/244G |
Advanced Philosophy of Law |
Hanser |
|
166A/266A |
Theoretical Kant |
Elizondo |
| 183/283G | Beginning Modern Logic | Allen |
| 184/284G | Intermediate Modern Logic | Robertson |
|
GRADUATE |
||
|
296A |
Seminar in Ethics |
Mason |
|
297A |
Seminar in History of Philosophy |
Holden |
| 299C | Seminar in Philosophy of Science | Barrett |
| 290 | Academic Philosophy | Greene |