Knowledge, Rationality, and Evidence

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3 credits in PHIL or Permission of InstructorThis course focuses on significant topics in theory of knowledge, including the value of true beliefs, the role of sense experience in supporting our theoretical views, and the place of reason in human nature. Historical and contemporary views will be considered. (Typically Offered: Fall)→PHIL 3660→unlocks 0 courses

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