AN INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY

Our objective in this course is threefold. First, we will seek to acquire an understanding of and an appreciation for philosophy as a discipline, with particular emphasis given to the philosophical subfields of metaphysics, epistemology, and ethics. Second, we will attempt to gain a sense of how Western philosophy has developed and changed through the ancient, medieval, modern, and contemporary periods. Third, we will try to develop our critical thinking skills by evaluating philosophical arguments.


Philosophy 206 Section 70250
Tuesday - Thursday 3:00-4:20
Room 6307
Cheryl L. Genet  Ph.D.
cherylgenet@msn.com
805-438-4088

Office Hours - 1/2 hour before or after class
(by appointment)

Course Syllabus


Class Schedule & Reading Assignments

Assignment Instructions
& Discussion Worksheet


Glossary 
Don't forget to study your
glossary words as we go along!


Special Communications


Your final is December  13 at 2:15 in 6307
No Scantron required

December 8 is the deadline for making up work for Units 12-16 (Kant thru Contemporary Philosophies)

GRADES ARE POSTED
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