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HU 1120 - Introduction to Philosophy

Credits: 3
Course Type: Lecture

This class offers an introduction to Western Philosophy that examines topics such as knowledge formation; the nature of existence; and the foundations of morality, free will, subjectivity, and consciousness. Students explore these topics through primary readings, lectures, and class discussions. Upon successful completion of this course, students increase their understanding of Philosophy as a field of study, improve their critical thinking skills, and will have engaged with a variety of philosophical texts.

Prerequisites: EN 1111 - Composition II  or AE 2220 Philosophy of Art + Education  for Art Education majors

Course Learning Outcomes:
  • Students understand the historical development of key philosophical concepts.
  • Students understand a variety of philosophical texts.
  • Students understand basic philosophical theories and methodologies.

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