PHIL 2850

Finding the Way: Some Philosophical Projects

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Course Description

Examines pressing issues of the examined life, especially those ethical (How should I live?), epistemological (how and what can I know?) & overlapping both. Authors include Plato, Mencius, Marcus Aurelius, Gautama, & Laozi. Topics include testimony; virtue; skepticism; the value of knowledge, society & systematic world views; moral progress; and epistemic injustice. Combines classics with contemporary work. Argumentative essays & creative writing.


  • Yan Fung

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     GPA

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    Spring 2017

  • Ian McCready-Flora

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    3.57

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    Last Taught

    Spring 2018