Philosophy, Minor

A. Required Introductory Courses (6 units)

• PHIL 211 - Intro Ancient Phil (3 units)
• PHIL 213 - Intro Modern Phil (3 units)

B. Group A–History of Philosophy and Metaphysics & Epistemology (6 units)

• PHIL 316 - Survey of 20th Century Philosophy (3 units)
• PHIL 317 - History of Ethical Theory (3 units) CO12
• PHIL 318 - History of Political Philosophy (3 units) CO12
• PHIL 403 - Early Modern Philosophy (3 units)
• PHIL 404 - 19th Century Philosophy (3 units)
• PHIL 406 - American Philosophy (3 units)
• PHIL 410 - Plato (3 units)
• PHIL 411 - Aristotle (3 units)
• PHIL 415 - Kant (3 units)
• PHIL 425 - Philosophy of Language (3 units)
• PHIL 434 - Philosophy of Cognitive Science (3 units)
• PHIL 435 - Philosophy of Mind (3 units)
• PHIL 438 - Problems in the History and Philosophy of Science (3 units)
• PHIL 440 - Theory of Knowledge (3 units)
• PHIL 441 - Metaphysics (3 units)

C. Group B–Ethics and Value Theory (3 units)

• PHIL 323 - Prob In Phil Relig (3 units)
• PHIL 325 - Problems in Philosophy of History (3 units)
• PHIL 327 - Ancient and Medieval Political Theory (3 units) CO12
• PHIL 328 - Modern Political Theory (3 units)
• PHIL 450 - Ethical Theory (3 units) CO12
• PHIL 452 - Aesthetics (3 units) CO12
• PHIL 453 - Topics in Philosophy of Law (3 units) CO8
• PHIL 454 - Global Ethics and Justice (3 units) CO11, CO12
• PHIL 457 - Political Philosophy (3 units) CO12, CO14

D. Additional units in Philosophy (3 units)

Any PHIL course numbered 100-499 not already used to satisfy the requirements of sections A through C above may be counted toward the elective requirement. Refer to the Course Descriptions chapter of this catalog for a full list of PHIL courses.