PHIL 3600

Public Philosophy

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An experiential learning course that offers students opportunities to explore how philosophy engages with the public sphere. Topics may include the role of philosophers in civic life, public reasoning, ethical advocacy, and communicating complex ideas to broad audiences. Prerequisite(s): One of Philosophy 1000 (recommended), Philosophy 2300/Political Science 2300 OR One of (prior to 2026/2027) Philosophy 2850/Political Science 2850 (Introduction to Democratic Leadership), Philosophy 2001, Philosophy 3401, Philosophy 3404, or Philosophy 3450

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Lecture

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Mon, Wed 12:00-13:15

Mon, Wed12:00-13:15Fine Arts Building W73111475

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