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PHILOSOPHY
PHIL-702
Graduate Seminar in Philosophy (3-12)
Course Level: Graduate
Topics vary by section, may be repeated for credit with different topic. Intensive study of selected problems under individual direction. Topics include history of philosophy, metaphysics, logic, epistemology, philosophy of science, value theory, philosophy of religion, social philosophy, and Eastern philosophy. Usually offered every spring (odd years).
PHIL-702
001
PHILOSOPHY
SPRING 2013
Course Level: Graduate
Graduate Seminar in Philosophy (3-12)
Beauvoir and Her Readers
The class reads Simone de Beauvoir within the context of her existential-phenomenological and feminist readers, grapples with her major texts, discusses the import and impact of her writings, and addresses the debates surrounding the meaning and continued relevance of her work.
PHIL-702
901
PHILOSOPHY
SPRING 2013
Course Level: Graduate
Graduate Seminar in Philosophy (3-12)
Beauvoir and Her Readers
The class reads Simone de Beauvoir within the context of her existential-phenomenological and feminist readers, grapples with her major texts, discusses the import and impact of her writings, and addresses the debates surrounding the meaning and continued relevance of her work. Open only to students in the City Year Program. Meets with PHIL-702 001.
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