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Mark Collier's Courses

Spring 2009

PHIL 2151: MINDS, BRAINS, AND COMPUTERS

PHIL 4000: MORAL SENTIMENTALISM

 

Fall 2008

PHIL 1101: INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY

PHIL 3151: ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY

 

May Session 2008 (Study Abroad)

PHIL 3162: SCOTTISH ENLIGHTENMENT - TEXTS AND CONTEXTS

 

Spring 2008

PHIL 2113: INTERNATIONAL AND BIOMEDICAL ETHICS

PHIL 3171: HISTORY OF MODERN PHILOSOPHY

 

Fall 2007

PHIL 1101: INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY

PHIL 4000: PROBLEMS FROM HUME

 

Spring 2007

PHIL 2151: MINDS, BRAINS, AND COMPUTERS

PHIL 4000: MORAL SENTIMENTALISM

 

Fall 2006

PHIL 1101: INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY

PHIL 3151: ANCIENT PHILOSOPHY

 

Spring 2006

Phil 1101: INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY

Phil 3171: HISTORY OF MODERN PHILOSOPHY

 

Fall 2005

Phil 1101: INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY

Phil 4000: PROBLEMS FROM HUME

 
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