Forthcoming
Courses

        Bertrand Russell (1872-1970)*


 


The following are the philosophy courses planned for the Spring 2010 semester. Additional information about each course will be posted prior to advising week.

For general descriptions of all the courses offered by the department, see the UL Lafayette course catalog.

Please note that, for administrative purposes, PHIL 231, 234 and 235 are courses in Religious Studies rather than Philosophy, despite having the 'PHIL' prefix.


SPRING 2010:

PHILOSOPHY COURSES:

Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL 101    Sec 001    ID#:    Elizabeth Trigg

PHIL 101    Sec 002    ID#:  
Dr. Barbara Conner

Contemporary Moral Dilemmas
PHIL 111    Sec 001    ID#:    
Dr Keith Korcz   


Honors: Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL 151    Sec 001    ID#:  
Dr. Jon Trigg


Critical Thinking
PHIL 202    Sec 001    ID#:     Dr Steve Giambrone   
PHIL 202    Sec 002    ID#:    Dr Steve Giambrone   

PHIL 202    Sec 003    ID#:      Dr. Barbara Conner 


Professional Ethics


PHIL 316    Sec 001    ID#:    
Dr Richard Baggett   
PHIL 316    Sec 002    ID#:    
Dr Richard Baggett   

PHIL 316    Sec 003    ID#:    Dr. Brooke Hamilton
PHIL 316    Sec 004   ID#:    Dr. Brooke Hamilton

PHIL 316    Sec 005    ID#:    Elizabeth Trigg  
PHIL 316    Sec 006   ID#:    Elizabeth Trigg
  

PHIL 316    Sec U01    ID#:    
Dr Richard Baggett   


Honors Professional Ethics
PHIL 317 Sec. 001
Dr Richard Baggett


History of Modern Philosophy
PHIL 322    Sec 001    
ID#:      Dr  Istvan Berkeley       


Honors History of Modern Philosophy
PHIL 324    Sec 001    
ID#:      Dr  Istvan Berkeley       (cross-listed with PHIL 322)

Existentialism and Phenomenology
PHIL 327    Sec 001    ID#:    
Dr. Jon Trigg

Philosophy of Religion
PHIL 331    Sec 001    ID#:     Dr Keith Korcz   

Honors Philosophy of Religion
PHIL 332    Sec 001    ID#:     Dr Keith Korcz      (cross-listed with PHIL 331)


Introduction to Symbolic Logic
PHIL 361    Sec 001    ID#:     Dr Steve Giambrone  

Topics in Mind and Cognition: Perception
PHIL 349    Sec 001    ID#:     Dr. Jon Trigg   



RELIGIOUS STUDIES COURSES:


Topics in World Religions: Cults
PHIL 231    Sec 001    ID#:    
Dr Richard Baggett    


Intro. to the New Testament
PHIL 235    Sec 001    ID#:     Rusty Chastant   
PHIL 235    Sec 002    ID#:     Rusty Chastant 





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