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PHIL 206
Emotions
Study of the nature of emotions and related philosophical issues.
Units: 3.0
Prerequisites:
PHIL 114 - Philosophy of Action
at_least
PHIL 111 - Philosophy of Mind
at_least
PHIL 117 - Philosophy of Language
at_least
PHIL 191 - Teaching Assistantship
at_least
PHIL 113 - Intermediate Logic
at_least
PHIL 112 - Philosophy of Science
at_least
PHIL 145 - Killing Things
at_least
PHIL 119 - Epistemology
at_least
PHIL 108 - The Divine Plato
at_least
PHIL 118 - Metaphysics
at_least
PHIL 115 - Free Will
at_least
PHIL 101 - History of Ancient Philosophy
at_least
PHIL 121 - D2: Chinese Philosophy I
at_least
PHIL 196 - Intermediate Special Topics
at_least
PHIL 142 - Philosophy of Law
at_least
PHIL 198 - Undergraduate Research
at_least
PHIL 102 - History of Modern Philosophy
at_least
PHIL 190 - Internship
at_least
PHIL 195 - Intermediate Special Topics
at_least
PHIL 170 - Feminism:Theories and Issues
at_least
PHIL 197 - Independent Study