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Minors
in Philosophy
Beginning in the fall of 2000, students can do a minor in
Philosophy. The requirements for a minor are as follows:
The Minor Requirements in Philosophy
A minimum of 5 units in Philosophy, which must
include at least two units at the 300 or 400 level.
Requirements for a Minor in History of Philosophy
Five units including philosophy 211 and
212 and three courses at the 289 level or above selected from the
following: Continental Philosophy (289), Sources of Evil (289),
Nineteenth Century Philosophy (381), Kierkegaard and Nietzsche (401),
History of Philosophy (402), directed study with departmental approval
(411). History 102, English 261, Political Science 355 and
Religious Studies 231 may be substituted for one of the above
electives in consultation with the Philosophy Department.
Requirements
for a Minor in Philosophy of Mind
Five units, at least one of which must
be at the 300 level or above, including either Philosophy of Mind
(381/401) or Sensation, Perception and Knowledge (382), and any four
of the following: Neuroscience and Ethics (306), Epistemology (315),
Modern Philosophy (212), Philosophy East and West (102), Neuroscience
I. Psychology 343, 345, 348, or 378 may be substituted for one of the
above electives in consultation with the Philosophy Department.
Requirements
for a Minor in Value Theory
Five units, at least two of which must
be at the 300 level or above, selected from the following:
Ethics (201), Social Philosophy (202), Contemporary Moral Problems
(206), Philosophy of Art (215), Environmental Ethics (289), Business
Ethics (303), Values and Public Policy, Biomedical Ethics (308),
Philosophy of Law (335), Theory of Justice (381/401), Neuroscience and
Ethics
(306), Morality, Truth and Relativism (381/401).
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