Standard Philosophy Minor

Prerequisite to the minor:

• PHILO 10100 - Introduction to Philosophy
• PHILO 10300 - Introduction to Logic and Critical Thinking
• PHILO 10400 - Introduction to Ethics
• PHILO 10600 - Philosophy, Politics and Society
• PHILO 20400 - Great Philosophers and 
• ENGL 12000 - Expository Writing

Some suggested tracks are listed below:

Logic and Mathematics

• PHILO 17000 - Introduction to Logic and Scientific Method
• PHILO 27500 - Symbolic Logic
• PHILO 27900 - Inductive Logic
• PHILO 36400 - Philosophy of Language (W)
• PHILO 37500 - Advanced Symbolic Logic
• PHILO 37600 - Philosophy of Mathematics (W)

Natural and Social Sciences

• PHILO 17000 - Introduction to Logic and Scientific Method
• PHILO 21500 - Foundations of Modern Philosophy (W)
• PHILO 26800 - Philosophical Psychology (W)
• PHILO 27000 - Philosophy, Science and Culture (W)
• PHILO 27500 - Symbolic Logic
• PHILO 27900 - Inductive Logic
• PHILO 37500 - Advanced Symbolic Logic
• PHILO 37900 - Philosophy of Science (W)

Psychology and Mind

        four of

• PHILO 20100 - Knowledge and Reality (W)
• PHILO 21200 - Classical Greek Philosophy: Plato and Aristotle (W)
• PHILO 21500 - Foundations of Modern Philosophy (W)
• PHILO 26800 - Philosophical Psychology (W)
• PHILO 36600 - Philosophy of Mind (W)

Cognitive Psychology

        four of

• PHILO 20100 - Knowledge and Reality (W)
• PHILO 21500 - Foundations of Modern Philosophy (W)
• PHILO 26800 - Philosophical Psychology (W)
• PHILO 36200 - Theory of Knowledge (W)
• PHILO 37900 - Philosophy of Science (W)

English and the Arts

        four of

• PHILO 21200 - Classical Greek Philosophy: Plato and Aristotle (W)
• PHILO 21800 - Revolutions in Modern Philosophy (W)
• PHILO 22800 - Existentialism (W)
• PHILO 24400 - Moral Philosophy (W)
• PHILO 25600 - Philosophical Ideas in Literature (W)
• PHILO 25800 - Aesthetics (W)
• PHILO 38000 - Major Figures in Philosophy (W)

History of the modern world

        four of

• PHILO 21500 - Foundations of Modern Philosophy (W)
• PHILO 21800 - Revolutions in Modern Philosophy (W)
• PHILO 22500 - American Philosophy (W)
• PHILO 22600 - African-American Philosophy (W)
• PHILO 22800 - Existentialism (W)
• PHILO 24600 - Political Philosophy (W)
• PHILO 24800 - International Ethics (W)
• PHILO 25000 - Problems of Ethics and Society (W)
• PHILO 31900 - Marxist and Critical Theory (W)

History of the classical and medieval world

        four of

• PHILO 21200 - Classical Greek Philosophy: Plato and Aristotle (W)
• PHILO 21400 - Medieval Philosophy (W)
• PHILO 22300 - Neoplatonism (W)
• PHILO 38000 - Major Figures in Philosophy (W)

American history or culture

        four of

• PHILO 22500 - American Philosophy (W)
• PHILO 22600 - African-American Philosophy (W)
• PHILO 23000 - Feminism: Philosophical Theory and Practice (W)
• PHILO 32000 - Twentieth-Century Philosophy (W)

Law

• PHILO 24600 - Political Philosophy (W)
• PHILO 24800 - International Ethics (W)
• PHILO 25200 - Problems of Law and Morality
• PHILO 34600 - Contemporary Theories of Justice (W)

Ethics

• PHILO 21200 - Classical Greek Philosophy: Plato and Aristotle (W)
• PHILO 24400 - Moral Philosophy (W)
• PHILO 24800 - International Ethics (W)
• PHILO 25000 - Problems of Ethics and Society (W)
• PHILO 25200 - Problems of Law and Morality
• PHILO 25400 - Ethical Issues in Biology and Medical Care (W)
• PHILO 34400 - Contemporary Theories in Ethics (W)

Religion

        four of

• PHILO 21200 - Classical Greek Philosophy: Plato and Aristotle (W)
• PHILO 21400 - Medieval Philosophy (W)
• PHILO 21500 - Foundations of Modern Philosophy (W)
• PHILO 22300 - Neoplatonism (W)
• PHILO 22800 - Existentialism (W)
• PHILO 26200 - Philosophy of Religion (W)
• PHILO 36000 - Metaphysics (W)
• PHILO 38000 - Major Figures in Philosophy (W)