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All students majoring in philosophy and not writing an honors thesis must complete a total of nine courses (27 credits) in philosophy. All students majoring in philosophy and writing an honors thesis must complete ten courses (31 credits). In this case, honors thesis work in H4990 and H5000 counts for two courses and seven credits. (One of these seven credits is a writing requirement credit.) In addition to the standard major, the department offers two more specialized tracks within the major: Law, Morality, and Society; and Language, Mind, and Knowledge. Honors Thesis
Standard MajorFor the standard major in philosophy the specific course requirements are: The two course sequence in the history of philosophyOne course in logicOne course in ethics
Additional InformationAt least two of the remaining courses must be at the 6000-level. No more than three of the required nine courses can be at the 1000-level. Concentration in Law, Morality, and SocietyFor the concentration in Law, Morality, and Society the specific course requirements are:The two course sequence in classics of political philosophy
One course in critical thinking or logicFour other courses in ethics, political philosophy or the philosophy of law
Additional InformationOne course outside these areas at the 3000-level or above. At least two courses must be at the 6000-level. Concentration in Language, Mind, and KnowledgeFor the concentration in Language, Mind, and Knowledge the specific course requirements are:The two course sequence in the history of philosophyOne course in logic
Four other courses in philosophy of language, mind, or knowledge
Additional InformationOne course outside of these areas at the 3000-level or above. At least two of these courses must be at the 6000-level. Courses Eligible for the Capstone
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