Philosophy courses at Fordham
7,809 PHIL courses at Fordham University, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
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- PHIL 4999Tutorial4 credits
3 prerequisites
- PHIL 5001Introduction to Plato3 credits
- PHIL 5002Nineteenth Century Philosophy3 credits
- PHIL 5003Natural Law Ethics3 credits
- PHIL 5005Classical Modern Philosophy3 credits
- PHIL 5009Introduction to Aristotle3 credits
- PHIL 5010Introduction to St. Thomas Aquinas3 credits
- PHIL 5012Introduction to St. Augustine3 credits
- PHIL 5030Topics in the Philosophy of Education: Education and Democracy3 credits
- PHIL 5031Teaching Classics in Ethics3 credits
- PHIL 5040Topics in Latin American Philosophy: Philosophies of Liberation3 credits
- PHIL 5051Existentialism and Critical Phenomenology3 credits
- PHIL 5075Continental Philosophy and Faith3 credits
- PHIL 5100Logic I.3 credits
- PHIL 5114Normative Ethical Theory3 credits
- PHIL 5209Ancient Philosophy3 credits
- PHIL 5250Philosophies of Race3 credits
- PHIL 5305Confronting Moral Controversy3 credits
- PHIL 6025Philosophy's Origins3 credits
- PHIL 6101Presocratic Philosophy3 credits
- PHIL 6102Human Rights3 credits
- PHIL 6103Dialectical Thinking and Ideology Critique3 credits
- PHIL 6104German Idealism and Freedom3 credits
- PHIL 6105Laws of Nature3 credits
- PHIL 6106Autonomy and Paternalism3 credits
- PHIL 6107Philosophy and Translation3 credits
- PHIL 6108Communitarianism3 credits
- PHIL 6109The Epistemology and Ethics of Artificial Intelligence3 credits
- PHIL 6110Philosophy of the Islamic World3 credits
- PHIL 6111Affective Injustice3 credits
- PHIL 6112Explanation3 credits
- PHIL 6113Contemporary Debates in Aesthetics3 credits
- PHIL 6114Neo-Platonism in the Middle Ages3 credits
- PHIL 6115Heidegger on Language, Technology, Thought3 credits
- PHIL 6116After Form: Recovering the Lost Scholastic Notion of Form for Contemporary Use3 credits
- PHIL 6117Classical German Philosophy and Spinoza3 credits
- PHIL 6118Trust3 credits
- PHIL 6119Freedom and Domination in Republican Thought3 credits
- PHIL 6120Democratic Political Economy3 credits
- PHIL 6121Kierkegaard and Levinas3 credits
- PHIL 6122Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence3 credits
- PHIL 6130Animals in Medieval Philosophy3 credits
- PHIL 6190Feminist Political Philosophy3 credits
- PHIL 6215French Philosophy of Education3 credits
- PHIL 6242Language and Identity3 credits
- PHIL 6251American Pragmatism3 credits
- PHIL 6252American Philosophy3 credits
- PHIL 6270Pragmatist Ethics3 credits
- PHIL 6410Understanding and Wisdom3 credits
- PHIL 6420Expertise3 credits