MAJORS / COURSES Philosophy Major Liberal Studies in the Great Books Major Spring/Fall Courses Course Descriptions FACULTY RESOURCES / LINKS INSTITUTE FOR SAINT ANSELM STUDIES LIBERAL STUDIES IN THE GREAT BOOKS MAJOR Philosophy Philosophy Department Homepage Chair: Montague Brown Professors: Robert M. Augros, Montague Brown, Rev. John R. Fortin, O.S.B., Susan Krantz Gabriel, James M. Mahoney, Joseph S. Spoerl, Kevin M. Staley; Associate Professors: Robert D. Anderson, David M. Banach,Thomas R. Larson, Max J. Latona, Edward F. McGushin; Assistant Professors: Drew M. Dalton, Sarah Glenn, Matthew P. Konieczka Majors Offered: Liberal Studies in the Great Books Philosophy Courses Offered: MA400 Independent Study PH104 Philosophical Inquiry PH105 Nature and the Human Person PH107 Ethics PH211 Ancient Philosophy PH212 Medieval Philosophy PH213 Modern Philosophy PH214 Contemporary Philosophy PH240 Nineteenth Century Philosophy PH261 Great Books Seminar - Greek PH262 Great Books Seminar - Roman PH263 Great Books Seminar - Medieval PH264 Great Books Seminar - Renaissance PH265 Great Books Seminar - Early Modern PH266 Great Books Seminar - Late Modern PH308 Ethics Tutorial PH320 Critical Thinking PH321 Formal Logic PH322 Epistemology PH323 Philosophy of Education PH324 Philosophy of Mind PH325 Metaphysics PH326 Philosophy of God PH331 Philosophy of Science PH332 Political Philosophy PH333 Business Ethics PH334 Philosophical Issues in Management PH335 Philosophy of Law PH336 Aesthetics PH338 Contemporary Images of Human Life PH341 American Philosophy PH342 Existentialism PH343 Marxism PH344 Scientific World Views PH345 Modern Christian Philosophers PH346 Confucian Thinkers PH400 Independent Study PH450-452 Philosophy Seminar PH455,456,457 Integrated Studies Seminars PH467-469 Preceptorial
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