PHIL 6970

This is a mandatory course for all PhD students in Philosophy. It is taught by the student's Advisor, in consultation with the student's Advisory Committee. The primary purpose of this course is the development of exegetical skills relative to the core readings in the student's general area of research. The Advisor, Committee members, and the student will determine a list of core readings and peripheral readings. The student will write a paper that answers a set number of questions that integrate concepts and discussion found in the readings and central to the student's general area of research in one of the sub-areas of philosophy. [Restriction(s): Instructor consent required.][Department(s): Department of Philosophy]