PHIL 1000

Classic Thinkers

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This course will deal with enduring philosophical questions through an exploration of primary texts in the history of philosophy. Topics covered may include the nature of knowledge and the different types of knowledge, the relationship between the mind and the body, and the nature of good and evil. Texts and topics will vary with the instructor; students are advised to consult the Philosophy department's website. [Department(s): Department of Philosophy]

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Lec 0101

Mon, Wed 9:30-10:20

Mon, Wed9:30-10:20RICH 25205241

Lec 0101

Wed 14:30-15:20

Wed14:30-15:20MINS 1015241

Lec 0102

Mon, Wed 9:30-10:20

Mon, Wed9:30-10:20RICH 25205242

Lec 0102

Wed 16:30-17:20

Wed16:30-17:20MINS 1015242

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Mon, Wed 9:30-10:20

Mon, Wed9:30-10:20RICH 25205243

Lec 0103

Thu 16:30-17:20

Thu16:30-17:20MINS 1285243

Lec 0104

Mon, Wed 9:30-10:20

Mon, Wed9:30-10:20RICH 25205244

Lec 0104

Thu 10:30-11:20

Thu10:30-11:20MINS 1285244

Lec 0105

Mon, Wed 9:30-10:20

Mon, Wed9:30-10:20RICH 25205245

Lec 0105

Fri 10:30-11:20

Fri10:30-11:20MINS 1285245

Lec 0106

Mon, Wed 9:30-10:20

Mon, Wed9:30-10:20RICH 25205246

Lec 0106

Fri 14:30-15:20

Fri14:30-15:20MINS 1015246

Lec 0107

Mon, Wed 9:30-10:20

Mon, Wed9:30-10:20RICH 25205247

Lec 0107

Thu 14:30-15:20

Thu14:30-15:20MINS 1285247

Lec 0108

Thu 8:30-9:20

Thu8:30-9:20MINS 1285248

Lec 0108

Mon, Wed 9:30-10:20

Mon, Wed9:30-10:20RICH 25205248

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