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PHIL 000: Test page
PHIL 130: Philosophy & Persons
PHIL 181: Ethics
PHIL 182: Social and Political Philosophy
PHIL 262: Social & Political Philosophy - civic engagement
PHIL 271: The Philosophy of Religion
PHIL 272: Metaphysics
PHIL 273: Philosophy of Science
PHIL 274: Logic
PHIL 275: Theory of Knowledge
PHIL 276: Philosophy of Mind
PHIL 277: Aesthetics
PHIL 279: Judgment and Decision Making
PHIL 280: Being Human: Philosophical Perspectives
PHIL 284: Health Care Ethics
PHIL 286: Ethics and Education
PHIL 287: Environmental Ethics
PHIL 288: Culture and Civilization
PHIL 301: Symbolic Logic
PHIL 302: Topics in Formal Logic
PHIL 304: History of Ancient Philosophy
PHIL 305: Medieval Philosophy
PHIL 306: 19th Century Philosophy
PHIL 307: 13th and 14th Century Philosophy
PHIL 308: Islamic Philosophy
PHIL 309: Classical Modern Philosophy
PHIL 310: Issues in the Philosophy of Human Nature
PHIL 311: Issues in Metaphysics
PHIL 312: Problems in Philosophy of God
PHIL 318: Philosophy of Art
PHIL 319: Studies in Philosophy and Literature
PHIL 320: The Philosophy of St Augustine
PHIL 321: Ethics and Society
PHIL 322: Philosophical Perspectives on Women
PHIL 323: Philosophy of Law
PHIL 324: Topics in Ethics
PHIL 325: Ethics & Case Based Reasoning
PHIL 326: Political Philosophy
PHIL 327: Topics in Political Philosophy
PHIL 330: Theory of Knowledge
PHIL 333: Language
PHIL 335: Asian Philosophy
PHIL 340: Thomas Aquinas
PHIL 344: Philosophy of Human Nature
PHIL 350: Directed Reading
PHIL 360: Contemporary European Philosophy
PHIL 362: The British Philosophers
PHIL 369: Philosophy of Medicine
PHIL 370: Intro to American Philosophy
PHIL 374: Philosophy of History
PHIL 375: Philosophy of Marxism
PHIL 380: Topics in Philosophy of Religion
PHIL 381: Philosophy of Science
PHIL 382: Philosophy of Social Science
PHIL 383: Philosophy of Psychology
PHIL 384: Topics in Philosophy & Science
PHIL 386: Analytic Philosophy
PHIL 387: Philosophy of mind
PHIL 388: History of Ethics
PHIL 389: Contemporary Issues: Selected Topics
PHIL 390: Independent Study
PHIL 395: Seminar in Ancient Philosophy
PHIL 396: Seminar in Medieval Philosophy
PHIL 397: Capstone Seminar in Classical Modern Philosophy
PHIL 398: Seminar in Contemporary Philosophy
PHIL 399: Integrative Seminar
PHIL 400: Philosophy Research Tools
PHIL 401: Plato
PHIL 402: Aristotle
PHIL 403: Ancient Philosophy
PHIL 405: Augustine
PHIL 406: Thomas Aquinas
Phil 407: Medieval Philosophy
PHIL 410: Descartes
Phil 411: Classical Rationalism
PHIL 412: Classical Empiricism
PHIL 415: Kant
PHIL 420: Hegel
PHIL 421: Marxism
Phil 422: Nietzsche
PHIL 425: Nineteenth Century Philosophy
PHIL 430: Husserl
PHIL 432: Heidegger
PHIL 433: Phenomenology & Existentialism
PHIL 434: Hermeneutics and Critical Theory
PHIL 436: Contemporary French Philosophy
PHIL 438: Topics in Continental Philosophy
PHIL 440: American Philosophy
PHIL 442: Anglo-American Philosophy
PHIL 444: Studies in Logic
PHIL 445: Philosophy of Mind
PHIL 449: Philosophy of Language
PHIL 450: Epistemology
PHIL 451: Metaphysics
PHIL 452: Philosophy of Science
PHIL 454: Philosophy of Religion
PHIL 457: Aesthetics
PHIL 459: Philosophy of Law
PHIL 462: Kant's Moral Philosophy
PHIL 463: Virtue Ethics
PHIL 464: Utilitarianism
PHIL 466: Major Authors in Moral Philosophy
PHIL 467: Contemporary Ethical theories
PHIL 468: Topics in Ethics
PHIL 469: Ethics and Rationality
PHIL 470: Ethics and Economic Justice
PHIL 471: Principles of Health Care Ethics
PHIL 472: Clinical Health Care Ethics
Phil 473: Social Health Care Ethics
PHIL 474: Principles of Business Ethics
PHIL 480: Social and Political Philosophy
PHIL 481: Philosophy of Action
PHIL 482: Philosophy of Social Science
PHIL 484: Philosophical Anthropology
PHIL 490:Current Philosophical Issues
PHIL 447: Issues in Cognitive Science
PHIL: 416 17th-18th Cent Philosophy

PHIL 420: Hegel

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Prepares students for advanced work on the philosophical thought of Hegel.

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