PHIL 216 — Introduction to Modern Philosophy PHIL 216 5 Credits/Units
Explore significant thinkers and foundational ideas from both Western and non-Western traditions spanning the 16th, 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries. Engage with influential texts and ideas to gain insights into how diverse philosophical perspectives shaped the modern intellectual landscape focusing on key topics including the Enlightenment, theories of knowledge, skepticism, principles of identity, ethical frameworks, and the origins and authority of moral law. [GE, HA, SE]