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PR 1591 |
Philosophy I |
3 Credit Hours |
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None |
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Introduces the nature and
scope of philosophic thought and terminology, stressing the influence of
philosophy on the individual and the world.
Many names, topics, and writings from various periods are studied with
an emphasis on the Greeks and their subsequent influence. |
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PR 1592 |
Philosophy II (IO) |
3 Credit Hours |
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Prerequisite: |
PR 1591 Philosophy I |
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Advanced study of
philosophy including reading, discussing, and evaluating the concentration
existential writers. |
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PR 1593 |
Introduction to Logic |
3 Credit Hours |
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None |
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An informal logic and
critical reasoning perspective will be emphasized in this course so one may
develop a system of methods and principles that can be used to evaluate other’s
arguments and to develop one’s own arguments.
Students will be introduced to the basic concepts of logic: arguments, meaning and definition of
language, fallacies, propositions, and syllogisms. |
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PR 1596 |
Medic Ethics |
1 Credit Hours |
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None |
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A survey of ethical
theories as they apply to the quest for justice and happiness in the context
of the medical profession. The course begins with a discussion of moral
reasoning, and then examines major ethical theories and the application of
those theories to current moral issues in the medical field. |
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HU 5921 |
Introduction to the
Humanities |
3 Credit Hours |
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Prerequisite: |
None |
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This course serves as a
basic introduction to the humanities and to the various disciplines it
represents. In addition, it helps
students understand the influences affecting the human experience and the
role the humanities play in personal and cultural enrichment. |
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