Courses

Poster reads: "Making sense of humans - science or storytelling?" Course in Fall 2021 with Karen Brown. Poster background juxtaposes a series of fMRI images and a photo of an elderly woman and an infant looking at one another.

Poster image is Jacques Louis David's 'The Death of Socrates,' and the text lists works by Plato that will be studied in the course: Meno, Phaedo, Symposium and Republic.

Poster reads: "Nietzsche: His times, his thought, his legacy" and features a painting of Nietzsche

Image on poster reads, "There is no right way to do a wrong thing."

Poster reads, "See film in a new light." Background image is of two characters from Bergman's "Seventh Seal" play chess

Poster reads, "Discover ancient ideas and their relevance today!" and features statues from the Acropolis

Poster reads, "Apply ethics now!" and features a signpost with ethics, respect, honesty and integrity as 'destinations.'

Poster reads "If I tell you that you are nothing, are you insulted or flattered? What is the nature of the self? Are you really distinct from the world around you? What is suffuering and can we do anything to overcome it? What are meditation and mindfulness, and what (if anything) do they accomplish? Come and find out..." Background has an image of the Buddha's face enmeshed in tree roots.

Poster reads, "Where nature and culture meet!" and features a print based on a painting "called Le Chimborazo vu depuis le plateau de Tapia" by Alexander von Humboldt, who 1799-1804 visited the Andean region of the Americas.

Poster reads, "What even is religion anyway? What does it mean to have a religious experience? How is it different from a mystical or magical experience? Can science measure it? Is the category of religion no longer relevant to philosophy today, or is it more relevant than ever?" On the poster is an image of Marvel's Dr. Strange before a representation of magical entities.

Poster reads "How can you live a meaningful life? Does life have meaning, or what are we even doing here? If life is meaningless, why do we care about people and things so much? This course considers Existentialism in Continental and modern Asian Traditions. Poster background is an image of a person walking toward the illuminated end of a railway tunnel.

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Maybe you've wondered about some of the issues that we face as a society.

Or do you think about some more timeless problems?

You might also wonder whether there's more to your mind than just your brain, what makes art valuable, or how science helps us understand the world. We've thought a lot about these issues, and you can join the conversation in our classes.

View descriptions of all philosophy courses (PHIL) in the UVic Academic Calendar.

Link here to our Fall 2021 and Spring 2022 timetables. Note: these timetables are tentative so please check back regularly.

Note: ONL = online | A = asynchronous | S = synchronous | B = blended (synchronous and asynchronous elements)

Fall 2021

Course #	Course title	Instructor
PHIL 100 A01	Introduction to Philosophy	J. Young (outline)
PHIL 100 A02 (ONL - S)	Introduction to Philosophy	S. Woodcock (outline)
PHIL 100 A03	Introduction to Philosophy	K. Brown (outline)
PHIL 100 A04	Introduction to Philosophy	K. Brown (outline)
PHIL 201 A01 (ONL - A)	Critical Thinking	C. Klatt (outline)
PHIL 203 A02 (ONL - A)	Elementary Formal Logic	A. Yap (outline)
PHIL 220 A01	Introduction to Philosophy of Science	E. Hochstein (outline)
PHIL 223 A01	Introduction to the Philosophy of Social Sciences	K. Brown (outline)
PHIL 225 A01 (ONL - B)	Death and Dying	K. Jahn (outline)
PHIL 232 A01	Moral Problems of Contemporary Society	T. Heyd (outline)
PHIL 240 A01	Introduction to Philosophy of Art	J. Young (outline)
PHIL 252 A01	Introduction to Metaphysics	M. Raven (outline)
PHIL 260 A01	Introduction to Philosophy of Mind	E. Hochstein (outline)
PHIL 261 A01 (ONL - B)	Philosophy of Religion	C. Goto-Jones (outline)
PHIL 290 A01	Introduction to Selected Topic: Science Fiction and Philosophy	E. Kluge (outline)
PHIL 301 A01	Plato	C. Roberts (outline)
PHIL 303 A01	Aristotle	D. Scott (outline)
PHIL 305A A01	Early Medieval Philosophy	C. Roberts (outline)
PHIL 330 A01	Professional and Business Ethics	T. Heyd (outline)
PHIL 331 A01	Issues in Biomedical Ethics	E. Kluge (outline)
PHIL 333 A01 X ES 314	Philosophy and the Environment	T. Heyd (outline)
PHIL 335 A01	Contemporary Moral Philosophy	C. Macleod (outline)
PHIL 338 A01	Meta-Ethics	S. Woodcock (outline)
PHIL 360 A01	Philosophy and Film	N. Belmonte (outline)
PHIL 370 A01	Theoretical Logic	A. Yap (outline)
PHIL 450 A01 X PHIL 552	Advanced Metaphysics: Based and Baseless Truths	M. Raven (outline)
PHIL 460 A01 X PHIL 514	Advanced Philosophy of Mind: On Human Nature: A Study of Raymond Tallis' Explicit Animal	D. Scott (outline)
PHIL 490 A01 X PHIL 500	Advanced Topics in Philosophy: Philosophy, Climate and the Anthropocene	T. Heyd (outline)

Spring 2022

Course #	Course title	Instructor
PHIL 100 A01	Introduction to Philosophy	J. Young
PHIL 100 A02	Introduction to Philosophy	S. Woodcock
PHIL 100 A03	Introduction to Philosophy	K. Brown
PHIL 100 A04	Introduction to Philosophy	K. Brown
PHIL 201 A01 (ONL - A)	Critical Thinking	C. Klatt
PHIL 201 A02	Critical Thinking	T. Land
PHIL 203 A01	Elementary Formal Logic	M. Raven (outline)
PHIL 207A A01	Introduction to Ancient Philosophy	T. Heyd (outline)
PHIL 232 A01	Moral Problems of Contemporary Society	T. Heyd (outline)
PHIL 232 A02	Moral Problems of Contemporary Society	P. Dietsch (outline)
PHIL 236 A01	Introduction to Social and Political Philosophy	C. Holder
PHIL 239 A01	Philosophy and Feminism	K. Brown
PHIL 251 A01	Knowledge, Certainty and Skepticism	P. Rysiew
PHIL 260 A01	Introduction to Philosophy of Mind	E. Hochstein (outline)
PHIL 290 A01	Introduction to Selected Topic: Philosophy of Sex, Love and Friendship	A. Yap
PHIL 305B A01	Later Medieval Philosophy	C. Roberts (outline)
PHIL 306 A01	The Rationalists	E. Kluge (outline)
PHIL 308 A01	The Empiricists	J. Young
PHIL 309 A01	Kant	T. Land
PHIL 311 A01 (ONL - B)	Existentialist Thinkers	C. Goto-Jones
PHIL 314 A01	19th Century Philosophy	N. Belmonte
PHIL 331 A01	Issues in Biomedical Ethics	E. Kluge (outline)
PHIL 337 A01	Ethics: Theory and Practice	S. Woodcock (outline)
PHIL 352 A01	Metaphysics	M. Raven (outline)
PHIL 356 A01	Philosophy of Science	E. Hochstein (outline)
PHIL 379 A01 (X GRS 379)	Early Greek Thought	C. Roberts (outline)
PHIL 390 A01 (X PSYC 391) (ONL - B)	Topics in Philosophy: Buddhist Philosophy and Psychology	C. Goto-Jones
PHIL 390 A02	Topics in Philosophy: Tax, Property, and Inequality	R. Tonkin
PHIL 427 A01	Advanced Studies in Early Modern Philosophy: Thomas Reid	P. Rysiew
PHIL 433 A01 X PHIL 535 A02	Advanced Social and Political Philosophy: The Equity-Efficiency Trade-Off	P. Dietsch (outline)
PHIL 436 A01 X LAW 343 X PHIL 535 A01	Advanced Philosophy of Law: International Human Rights	C. Holder (outline)

Summer 2021

Course #

Course title

Instructor

PHIL 201

Critical Thinking

May 10 - June 15

fully asynchronous

C. Klatt

(outline)

PHIL 232

Moral Problems of Contemporary Society

May 10 - June 2 MTWRF 10:30-12:20

blended

K. Brown

(outline)

Spring 2021

Course #	Course title	Instructor
PHIL 100	Introduction to Philosophy	J. Young (outline)
PHIL 100	Introduction to Philosophy	S. Woodcock (outline)
PHIL 100	Introduction to Philosophy	K. Brown (outline)
PHIL 100	Introduction to Philosophy	K. Brown (outline)
PHIL 201	Critical Thinking	C. Klatt (outline)
PHIL 203	Elementary Formal Logic	M. Raven (outline)
PHIL 207A	Introduction to Ancient Philosophy	T. Heyd (outline)
PHIL 211	Introduction to Existentialism	N. Belmonte (outline)
PHIL 232	Moral Problems of Contemporary Society	T. Heyd (outline)
PHIL 235	Ethics of Violence, War and Terrorism	A. Yap (outline)
PHIL 236	Introduction to Social and Political Philosophy	C. Holder (outline)
PHIL 239	Philosophy and Feminism	K. Stockdale (outline)
PHIL 308	The Empiricists	J. Young (outline)
PHIL 309	Kant	T. Land (outline)
PHIL 331	Biomedical Ethics	E. Hochstein (outline)
PHIL 336	Philosophy of Law	C. Holder (outline)
PHIL 337	Ethics: Theory and Practice	S. Woodcock (outline)
PHIL 351	Epistemology	P. Rysiew (outline)
PHIL 354	Philosophy of Language	M. Raven (outline)
PHIL 358	Theory of Perception	P. Rysiew (outline)
PHIL 390	Selected Topics: Hellenistic Philosophy: Epicureans, Stoics & Skeptics	C. Roberts (outline)
PHIL 490 X PHIL 500 (A01)	Advanced Topics in Philosophy: Plato’s Republic	C. Roberts (outline)
PHIL 490 X PHIL 500 (A02)	Advanced Topics in Philosophy: Conceptualizing and Categorizing Phenomena in Science	E. Hochstein (outine)
PHIL 490 X PHIL 500 (A03)	Advanced Topics in Philosophy: Hope and Despair	K. Stockdale (outline)

Fall 2020

Course	Instructor
PHIL 100: Introduction to Philosophy	James Young (outline)
PHIL 100: Introduction to Philosophy	Scott Woodcock (outline)
PHIL 100: Introduction to Philosophy	Karen Brown (outline)
PHIL 201: Critical Thinking	Carrie Klatt (outline)
PHIL 201: Critical Thinking	Thomas Land (outline)
PHIL 203: Elementary Formal Logic	Audrey Yap (outline)
PHIL 223: Introduction to the Philosophy of Social Sciences	Karen Brown (outline)
PHIL 225: Death and Dying	Katie Stockdale (outline)
PHIL 232: Moral Problems of Contemporary Society	Scott Woodcock (outline)
PHIL 240: Introduction to Philosophy of Art	Thomas Heyd (outline)
PHIL 251: Knowledge, Certainty and Skepticism	Patrick Rysiew (outline)
PHIL 260: Introduction to Philosophy of Mind	Eric Hochstein (outline)
PHIL 301: Plato	Clifford Roberts (outline)
PHIL 303: Aristotle	David Scott (outline)
PHIL 306: The Rationalists	David Scott (outline)
PHIL 316: History of Analytic Philosophy	Michael Raven (outline)
PHIL 321: Philosophy of Medicine	Eric Hochstein (outline)
PHIL 330: Professional and Business Ethics	Thomas Heyd (outline)
PHIL 331: Issues in Biomedical Ethics	Katie Stockdale (outline)
PHIL 333: Philosophy and the Environment X ES 314	Thomas Heyd (outline)
PHIL 335: Contemporary Moral Philosophy	Colin Macleod
PHIL 339: Theories of Justice	Cindy Holder (outline)
PHIL 352: Metaphysics	Michael Raven (outline)
PHIL 360: Philosophy of Film	Nina Belmonte (outline)
PHIL 371: Logic	Audrey Yap (outline)
PHIL 379: Early Greek Thought X GRS 379	Clifford Roberts (outline)
PHIL 390: Wittgenstein	Patrick Rysiew (outline)
PHIL 440: Advanced Topics in Philosophy: Advanced Aesthetics X PHIL 541	James Young (outline)
PHIL 451: Advanced Topics in Philosophy: Mind and World X PHIL 551	Thomas Land (outline)
PHIL 490: Advanced Topics in Philosophy: Self-Determination of Peoples X PHIL 500 X LAW 343	Cindy Holder (outline)

Summer 2020

Course	Instructor
PHIL 201: Critical Thinking	Di Yang (outline)
PHIL 232: Moral Problems of Contemporary Society	Karen Brown (outline)

Spring 2020

Course	Instructor
PHIL 100: Introduction to Philosophy	Brown (outline)
PHIL 100: Introduction to Philosophy	Scott (outline)
PHIL 100: Introduction to Philosophy	Young (outline)
PHIL 201: Critical Thinking	Klatt (outline)
PHIL 203: Elementary Formal Logic	Raven (outline)
PHIL 207: Introduction to Ancient Philosophy	Heyd (outline)
PHIL 232: Moral Problems of Contemporary Society	Heyd (outline)
PHIL 235: Ethics of Violence, War, and Terrorism	Holder (outline)
PHIL 239: Philosophy and Feminism	Stockdale (outline)
PHIL 240: Philosophy of Art	Young (outline)
PHIL 251: Knowledge, Certainty and Skepticism	Rysiew (outline)
PHIL 260: Philosophy of Mind	Hochstein (outline)
PHIL 290: Philosophy and Science Fiction	Kluge (outline)
PHIL 303: Aristotle	Roberts (outline)
PHIL 309: Kant	Yap (outline)
PHIL 311: Existentialist Thinkers: Nietzsche	Belmonte (outline)
PHIL 331: Issues in Biomedical Ethics	Kluge (outline)
PHIL 337: Ethics: Theory and Practice	Brown (outline)
PHIL 352: Metaphysics	Yang (outline)
PHIL 358: Theory of Perception	Rysiew (outline)
PHIL 360: Philosophy & Film	Belmonte (outline)
PHIL 370: Theoretical Logic	Yap (outline)
PHIL 379: Early Greek Thought	Roberts (outline)
PHIL 460: Advanced Philosophy of Mind: Raymond Tallis' Explicit Animal	Scott (outline)
PHIL 490: Advanced Topics in Philosophy: Blame, Anger, and Forgiveness	Stockdale (outline)
PHIL 490: Advanced Topics in Philosophy: Philosophy of Psychiatry	Hochstein (outline)

Fall 2019

Course	Instructor
PHIL 100: Introduction to Philosophy	Brown (outline)
PHIL 100: Introduction to Philosophy	Scott (outline)
PHIL 100: Introduction to Philosophy	Young (outline)
PHIL 201 Critical Thinking	Klatt (outline)
PHIL 201 Critical Thinking	Hochstein (outline)
PHIL 203: Elementary Formal Logic	Yap (outline)
PHIL 208: Introduction to Islamic Philosophy	Kluge (outline)
PHIL 211: Existentialism	Belmonte (outline)
PHIL 220: Introduction to Philosophy of Science	Brown (outline)
PHIL 225: Death and Dying	Stockdale (outline)
PHIL 232: Moral Problems of Contemporary Society	Woodcock (outline)
PHIL 232: Moral Problems of Contemporary Society	Heyd (outline)
PHIL 236: Introduction to Social & Political Philosophy	Holder (outline)
PHIL 252: Introduction to Metaphysics	Raven (outline)
PHIL 260: Introduction to Philosophy of Mind	Hochstein (outline)
PHIL 301: Plato	Roberts (outline)
PHIL 306: The Rationalists	Scott (outline)
PHIL 308: The Empiricists	Young (outline)
PHIL 330: Professional & Business Ethics	Heyd (outline)
PHIL 331: Issues in Biomedical Ethics	Kluge (outline)
PHIL 333 x ES 314: Philosophy and the Environment	Heyd (outline)
PHIL 335: Contemporary Moral Philosophy	Macleod (outline)
PHIL 338: Meta-Ethics	Woodcock (outline)
PHIL 351: Epistemology	Rysiew (outline)
PHIL 426: Major Figures in Ancient Philosophy: Stoicism: Metaphysics and Epistemology	Roberts (outline)
PHIL: 427: Advanced Studies in Early Modern Philosophy: Thomas Reid	Rysiew (outline)
PHIL 462: Advanced Philosophy of Language: Language and Attitude Problems	Raven (outline)

Spring 2019

Course	Instructor
Phil 201 Critical Thinking	Klatt (outline)
Phil 203: Elementary Formal Logic	Raven (outline)
Phil 225: Death and Dying	Jahn (outline)
Phil 232: Moral Problems of Contemporary Society	Heyd (outline)
Phil 236: Introduction to Social & Political Philosophy	Jahn (outline)
Phil 238: Philosophy of Literature	Belmonte
Phil 239: Philosophy and Feminism	Yap (outline)
Phil 251: Knowledge, Certainty and Skepticism	Rysiew (outline)
Phil 260: Introduction to Philosophy of Mind	Barnes (outline)
Phil 303: Aristotle	Cameron
Phil 309: Kant	Land (outline)
Phil 311: Existentialist Thinkers	Barnes (outline)
Phil 314: 19th Century Philosophy	Land (outline)
Phil 321: Philosophy of Medicine	Kluge (outline)
Phil 331: Issues in Biomedical Ethics	Kluge (outline)
Phil 333 x ES 314: Philosophy and the Environment	Heyd (outline)
Phil 336: Philosophy of Law	Holder (outline)
Phil 337: Ethics: Theory and Practice	Woodcock
Phil 356: Philosophy of Science	Hochstein (outline)
Phil 358: Theory of Perception	Rysiew (outline)
Phil 362: Philosophy of Mind	Barnes (outline)
Phil 371: Logic If you do not have the prerequisites for this course, please contact the department	Yap (outline)
Phil 383: Life and Times of Socrates	Roberts
Phil 450: Advanced Topics in Philosophy: Advanced Metaphysics	Raven (outline)
Phil 490 (x Law 343, 4 seats): Advanced Topics in Philosophy: The UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples	Holder (outline)
Phil 490: Advanced Topics in Philosophy: A Study in Philosophy of Religion: C.A. Campbell's "On Selfhood and Godhood"	Scott (outline)
Phil 490: Advanced Topics in Philosophy: Why Use Pictures? The Role of Images and Visual Representations in Science	Hochstein (outline)

Fall 2018

Course	Instructor
Phil 100: Intro To Philosophy	Jahn (A01 outline) Scott (A02 outline) Brown (A03 outline) Brown (A04 outline) Jahn (A05 outline)
Phil 201 Critical Thinking	Klatt (outline) Hochstein (outline) Land (outline)
Phil 203: Elementary Formal Logic	Yap (outline)
Phil 207A: Introduction to Ancient Philosophy	Heyd (outline)
Phil 211: Introduction to Existentialism	Barnes (outline)
Phil 220: Introduction to Philosophy of Science	Hochstein (outline)
Phil 232: Moral Problems of Contemporary Society	Woodcock (outline) Heyd (outline)
Phil 235: Ethics of Violence, War and Terrorism	Jahn (outline)
Phil 252: Introduction to Metaphysics	Raven (outline)
Phil 260: Introduction to Philosophy of Mind	Barnes (outline)
Phil 301: Plato	Roberts (oiutline)
Phil 305A: Early Medieval Philosophy	Kluge (outline)
Phil 306: The Rationalists	Scott (outline)
Phil 308: The Empiricists	Rysiew (outline)
Phil 330: Professional and Business Ethics	Heyd (outline)
Phil 331: Issues in Biomedical Ethics	Kluge (outline)
Phil 335: Contemporary Moral Philosophy	Brown (outline)
Phil 352: Metaphysics	Raven (outline)
Phil 360: Philosophy of Film	Belmonte
Phil 451: Advanced Topics in Philosophy: Social Epistemology	Rysiew (outline)
Phil 490: Advanced Topics in Philosophy: Speech, Power, and Harm	Yap (outline)
Phil 490: Advanced Topics in Philosophy: How to Get Everything From Just One Thing: Plotinus' Metaphysical Monism	Roberts (outline)

Summer 2018

Course	Instructor
Phil 201 Critical Thinking	Klatt (outline)
Phil 203: Elementary Formal Logic	Klatt (outline)
Phil 232: Moral Problems of Contemporary Society	Brown (outline

Spring 2018

Course	Instructor
Phil 201 Critical Thinking	Roberts (outline) Hochstein (outline)
Phil 203: Elementary Formal Logic	Raven (outline)
Phil 208: Introduction to Arabic Philosophy	Kluge (outline)
Phil 211: Introduction to Existentialism	Belmonte (outline)
Phil 232: Moral Problems of Contemporary Society	Woodcock (outline)
Phil 239: Philosophy and Feminism	Yap (outline)
Phil 260: Introduction to Philosophy of Mind	Barnes (outline)
Phil 308: The Empiricists	Young (outline)
Phil 309: Kant	Jahn (outline)
Phil 314: 19th Century Philosophy	Belmonte (outline)
Phil 330: Professional and Business Ethics	Heyd (outline)
Phil 331: Issues in Biomedical Ethics	Kluge (outline)
Phil 333 x ES 314: Philosophy and the Environment	Heyd (outline)
Phil 335: Contemporary Moral Philosophy	Brown (outline)
Phil 337: Ethics: Theory and Practice	Woodcock (outline)
Phil 338: Meta-Ethics	Macleod (outline)
Phil 351: Epistemology	Rysiew (outline)
Phil 352: Metaphysics	Raven (outline)
Phil 362: Philosophy of Mind	Barnes (outline)
Phil 370: Theoretical Logic	Yap (outline)
Phil 390: Killing in War	Jahn (outline)
Phil 490: Advanced Topics in Philosophy: Thomas Reid	Rysiew (outline)
Phil 490: Advanced Topics in Philosophy: A Study in Philosophy of Religion: C.A. Campbell's "On Selfhood and Godhood"	Scott (outline)
Phil 490: Advanced Topics in Philosophy: Categorizing and Conceptualizing Phenomena in Science	Hochstein (outline)
Phil 490: Advanced Topics in Philosophy	Roberts (outline)

Fall 2017

Course	Instructor
Phil 100: Intro To Philosophy	Jahn (outline) Scott (outline) Brown (outline) Young (outline)
Phil 201 Critical Thinking	Roberts (outline) Klatt (outline) Klatt (outline)
Phil 203: Elementary Formal Logic	Yap (outline)
Phil 232: Moral Problems of Contemporary Society	Woodcock (outline) Heyd (outline)
Phil 235: Ethics of Violence, War and Terrorism	Jahn (outline)
Phil 240: Philosophy of Art	Heyd (outline)
Phil 251: Knowledge, Certainty, and Skepticism	Rysiew (outline)
Phil 252: Introduction to Metaphysics	Raven (outline)
Phil 260: Introduction to Philosophy of Mind	Barnes (outline)
Phil 261: Philosophy of Religion	Barnes (outline)
Phil 301: Plato	Roberts (outline)
Phil 303: Aristotle	Scott (outline)
Phil 306: The Rationalists	Kluge (outline)
Phil 316: History of Analytic Philosophy	Raven (outline)
Phil 330: Professional and Business Ethics	Heyd (outline)
Phil 331: Issues in Biomedical Ethics	Kluge (outline)
Phil 356: Philosophy of Science	Hochstein (outline)
Phil 358: Theory of Perception	Rysiew (outline)
Phil 440: Advanced Topics in Philosophy	Young (outline)
Phil 490 (x with Law 343): Advanced Topics in Philosophy: Race and Social Identity	Yap (outline)
Phil 490: Advanced Topics in Philosophy: Topics in Ethics	Woodcock

Summer 2017

Course	Instructor
Phil 100: Intro To Philosophy	Brown (outline)
Phil 201: Critical Thinking	Klatt (outline)
Phil 203: Elementary Formal Logic	Klatt (outline)
Phil 232: Moral Problems of Contemporary Society	Brown (outline)

Spring 2017

Course	Instructor

Phil 201 Critical Thinking	Klatt (outline) Roberts (outline)
Phil 203: Elementary Formal Logic	Klatt
Phil 210: Introduction to Early Modern Philosophy	Scott (outline)
Phil 220: Introduction to Philosophy of Science	Brown (outline)
Phil 223: Philosophy of the Social Sciences	Brown (outline)
Phil 232: Moral Problems of Contemporary Society	Heyd (outline)
Phil 235: Ethics of Violence, War, and Terrorism	Jahn (outline)
Phil 240: Introduction to Philosophy of Art	Young (outline)
Phil 260: Introduction to Philosophy of Mind	Barnes (outline)
Phil 290: Introduction to Selected Topics: Philosophy and Science Fiction	Kluge (outline)
Phil 309: Kant	Jahn (outline)
Phil 311: Existentialist Thinkers	Barnes (outline)
Phil 314: 19th Century Philosophy	Belmonte (outline)
Phil 330: Professional and Business Ethics	Heyd (outline)
Phil 331: Issues in Biomedical Ethics	Kluge (outline)
Phil 333: Philosophy and the Environment	Heyd (outline)
Phil 335: Moral Philosophy	Macleod (outline)
Phil 337: Ethics: Theory and Practice	Woodcock (outline)
Phil 352: Metaphysics	Raven (outline)
Phil 362: Philosophy of Mind	Barnes (outline)
Phil 375: Philosophy of Mathematics	Yap (outline)
Phil 390: Selected Topics in Philosophy: International Law	Holder (outline)
Phil 490: Advanced Topics in Philosophy: Ethics and Epistemology in Hellenistic Philosophy	Roberts
Phil 490: Advanced Topics in Philosophy: Naive Metaphysics	Raven (outline)
Phil 490: Advanced Topics in Philosophy: A Study of C.A. Campbell’s On Selfhood and Godhood	Scott (outline)
Phil 490: Advanced Topics in Philosophy: Epistemic Injustice	Yap (outline)