Courses

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• GRS PH 860: Epistemology
  
• GRS PH 880: Topics in Philosophy I
  No description currently available.
• GRS PH 881: Proseminar for First-Year Graduate Students
  This seminar is open only to first-year PhD students in philosophy, all of whom are required to enroll. The seminar is designed to help incoming graduate students hone several invaluable philosophical skills, including those needed for effective presentation and defense of one's ideas. Topics vary by semester.
• GRS PH 883: Topics in Philosophy
  Topic for Spring 2016: Philosophy of Cosmology.
• GRS PH 901: Directed Research on Thesis
  
• GRS PH 902: Directed Research on Thesis
  
• GRS PH 905: Directed Study in Problems in Philosophy
  
• GRS PH 906: Directed Study in Problems in Philosophy
  
• GRS PH 981: Cert Ft Study
  
• GRS PH 982: Cert Ft Study
  
• GRS PH 983: Cont Study Pt
  
• GRS PH 984: Cont Study Pt
  
• GRS PH 985: Cont Study Cft
  
• GRS PH 986: Cont Study Cft
  
• GRS PH 990: Dissertation Workshop
  Intended for Philosophy PhD students working toward a dissertation prospectus or dissertation. Students present their research and discuss each other's research projects.
• GRS PH 991: Directed Research on Dissertation
  
• GRS PH 993: Philosophy Proseminar 1
  A workshop seminar offering advanced graduate students the opportunity to present and discuss work-in- progress (dissertation chapters, papers for job applications, journal submissions). A serious commitment to regular and continuing attendance is expected.
• GRS PH 994: Philosophy Proseminar 2
  A continuation of GRS PH 993. A workshop seminar offering advanced graduate students the opportunity to present and discuss work-in-progress (dissertation chapters, papers for job applications, journal submissions). A serious commitment to regular and continuing attendance is expected.
• GRS PO 608: Higher Education and American Political Development
  The history of American higher education and its relationship to the development of American society and state and critical problems in the larger U.S. context.
• GRS PO 609: The Political Psychology of Group-Based Politics
  The study of political psychology, integrating political science and social and cognitive psychology as it informs the dynamics of group-based politics, including especially race, gender, class, and political party affiliation.

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