PHI 309 - 20th-Century Philosophy (I)

A study of selected major philosophical problems and movements during the 20th century, e.g., logical positivism, the problem of induction, incommensurability meta-ethics, the linguistic turn, deconstruction, foundationalism and anti-foundationalism.

3 credits

Prerequisite(s): two PHI courses or permission of the department

DEC: I

SBC: CER, HFA+