Course Schedule for 2001-2002
Philosophy Department, Earlham College

Last revised October 23, 2001

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Philosophy courses are in lavender rows.
Non-philosophy courses taught by philosophy faculty are in tan rows.
We've marked entry-level philosophy courses with the open-door icon. These courses have no philosophy prerequisites. If they have any non-philosophy prerequisites, we note this in an annotation on screen.

Codes used in the schedule below:
A = Course is offered only in alternating years
F = Course includes a Foreign Languages in the Curriculum (FLIC) component
G = Course includes significant out-of-class group work
P = Course has prerequisites
R = (Also the red star ) Course meets a general education requirement in philosophy
Click on a course name for more information, including a course description, prerequisites, general education status, offering frequency, and (sometimes) sample syllabi. For information on philosophy courses not taught this year, see our curriculum page.

We renumbered all our courses in March 2001. If you need to know which new numbers correspond to which old ones, or vice versa, then see our online table.

Fall Semester 2001-2002
CodesNo.Hrs. TitleTimeDaysProfessor
R 120 4 Philosophical Inquiry, Section 1
Enrollment limited to 50.		 10:00 MWF Stähler
R 120 4 Philosophical Inquiry, Section 2
Limited to first-year students on the Philosophy Living-Learning hall.		 11:00 MWF Güven

130 3 Symbolic Logic
Permission of the instructor required. Gen-ed credit in non-lab science only.		 8:30-10:00 TR Bower
FPR 2504 Rationalism & Empiricism
Open to first-year students with consent of instructor.		 1:00 - 2:20 MR Bower
FP450 4 Nineteenth Century Philosophy 1:00 - 2:20 TF Güven
FP 460 4 Contemporary Philosophy 10:30 - 11:50 TR Stähler
FP 480 4 Seminar:  Language, Love, and Truth:  Contemporary Interpretations of Plato 2:30 - 3:50 MR Stähler
R HUM
A		 4 Humanities A
Entry-level but not a philosophy course.		 1:00 - 2:20 MR Güven

Spring Semester 2001-2002
CodesNo.Hrs. TitleTimeDaysProfessor
FGR 1214 Philosophical Inquiry:  Food Ethics 9:00 MWF Richards
FR 150 4 Ancient Greek Philosophy 8:00 MWF Reece
PR 160 3 Topics in Ethics:  From Plato to Levinas 1:00 - 2:20 TF Stähler
AFR 180 3 Existential Themes in Literature
No prerequisites this year.		 10:00 MWF Güven
APR 270 3 Philosophy of Law 2:30 - 3:50 MR Kozin
FP 350 4 Kant 11:00 MWF Güven
APR 360 3 Philosophy of Natural Science 1:00 - 2:20 MR Clark & Howell
FGPR 3703 Philosophy of Social Science
Prerequisites: Humanities A and B and consent of instructor		 11:00 MWF Richards
APR 410 3 Philosophy of History TBA TBA Horn & Cline
P 480 4 Seminar:  Feminist Philosophies 10:30 - 11:50 TR Bower
FP 482 2 Special Topics: Discourse and Diversity
cross-listed with SOAN 450		 TBA TBA Güven and Martin
GP HDSR
479		 4 Ethics and Social Action
Open to HDSR majors only. Prerequisite, HDSR 359.		 1:00 - 2:20 MR Bower

We no longer list room numbers on this page. Until the semester begins, room numbers are uncertain. After it begins, readers of this page do not usually need them. If you need to know room numbers, consult the Registrar's Office, the philosophy convenor, or WebDB.

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