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Logic: this follows Volker Halbach's Logic Manual, and introduces propositional (sentential) and predicate (first-order) logic. Logic is very different from all the other philosophy you'll do; most notably, you will be working on problem sets rather than writing essays.
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Moral Philosophy: an introduction to ethics based around a study of Mill's Utilitarianism.
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General Philosophy: an introduction to some central problems in (yes, primarily analytical) epistemology and metaphysics. Topics include knowledge, scepticism, mind and body, free will, personal identity, and God and evil.
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Logic: this follows Volker Halbach's Logic Manual, and introduces propositional (sentential) and predicate (first-order) logic. Logic is very different from all the other philosophy you'll do; most notably, you will be working on problem sets rather than writing essays.
•
Moral Philosophy: an introduction to ethics based around a study of Mill's Utilitarianism.
•
General Philosophy: an introduction to some central problems in (yes, primarily analytical) epistemology and metaphysics. Topics include knowledge, scepticism, mind and body, free will, personal identity, and God and evil.
•
Logic: this follows Volker Halbach's Logic Manual, and introduces propositional (sentential) and predicate (first-order) logic. Logic is very different from all the other philosophy you'll do; most notably, you will be working on problem sets rather than writing essays.
•
Moral Philosophy: an introduction to ethics based around a study of Mill's Utilitarianism.
•
General Philosophy: an introduction to some central problems in (yes, primarily analytical) epistemology and metaphysics. Topics include knowledge, scepticism, mind and body, free will, personal identity, and God and evil.
•
Logic: this follows Volker Halbach's Logic Manual, and introduces propositional (sentential) and predicate (first-order) logic. Logic is very different from all the other philosophy you'll do; most notably, you will be working on problem sets rather than writing essays.
•
Moral Philosophy: an introduction to ethics based around a study of Mill's Utilitarianism.
•
General Philosophy: an introduction to some central problems in (yes, primarily analytical) epistemology and metaphysics. Topics include knowledge, scepticism, mind and body, free will, personal identity, and God and evil.
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