Philosophy courses at Yale
26,188 PHIL courses at Yale University, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
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- PHIL 4408The Ethics of Marx, Kierkegaard, and Nietzsche
- PHIL 4416The Philosophy of Spinoza
- PHIL 4421John Rawls
- PHIL 4425Topics in Epistemology
- PHIL 4426The Cognitive Science of Morality
- PHIL 4427Computability and Logic
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- PHIL 4442Language and Power
- PHIL 4450The Problem of Evil
- PHIL 4455Normative Ethics
- PHIL 4457Recent Work on Justice
- PHIL 4464Justice, Taxes, and Global Financial Integrity
- PHIL 4468Metaethics
- PHIL 4480Tutorial
- PHIL 4483Plato's Metaphysics
- PHIL 4490The Senior Essay
- PHIL 4491The Senior Essay
- PHIL 4580Tutorial 2
- PHIL 4770Reasons for Action, the Self, and Other Pathologies of Agency
- PHIL 4852Intelligence: Human, Animal, Artificial
- PHIL 5523The Frankfurt School
- PHIL 5567Mathematical Logic
- PHIL 5570Epistemology
- PHIL 6130Stoic Ethics and Moral Psychology
- PHIL 6233Growing Up, Growing Old: Philosophy of Age and Aging
- PHIL 6251Topics in Semantics: Questions in American Sign Language
- PHIL 6260Bureaucratic Violence
- PHIL 6330Second-Personal Ethics and Its Critics
- PHIL 6340Philosophy of Hobbes
- PHIL 6360Nietzsche’s Critique of Modernity
- PHIL 6603Spinoza and the God of the Bible
- PHIL 6605Racial Inequality, Racial Injustice
- PHIL 6616Philosophy of Spinoza
- PHIL 6625Topics in Epistemology
- PHIL 6626Cognitive Science of Morality
- PHIL 6627Computability and Logic
- PHIL 6642Language and Power
- PHIL 6650The Problem of Evil
- PHIL 6655Normative Ethics
- PHIL 6657Recent Work on Justice
- PHIL 6664Justice, Taxes, and Global Financial Integrity
- PHIL 6668Metaethics
- PHIL 6669Pragmatics
- PHIL 6683Plato’s Metaphysics
- PHIL 6770Reasons for Action, the Self, and other Pathologies of Agency
- PHIL 7000Kant’s Philosophy of Religion
- PHIL 7140The Self
- PHIL 7200Fictionalism
- PHIL 7230Plato’s Phaedo
- PHIL 7320Law and Epistemology: Law and Epistemology*
- PHIL 7705First-Year Seminar