Contents

1. IMPORTANT NOTICE

2. I. Faculty Resources

   1. 1. Request Access

3. II. Unit 1: Logic

   1. 2. Logic - Overview and Coursework

   2. 3. 1.1 Arguments - The Basics

   3. 4. 1.2 Arguments - Types of Reasoning

   4. 5. 1.3 Arguments - A Few Common Types

   5. 6. 1.4 Fallacies - The Basics

   6. 7. 1.4 Informal Fallacies Discussion

4. III. Unit 2: Epistemology

   1. 8. Epistemology - Overview

   2. 9. 2.1 How Do We Know

   3. 10. 2.2 Rationalist and Empiricists

   4. 11. 2.3 Rationalist and Empiricists - Continued

5. IV. Unit 3: Philosophy of Science

   1. 12. Philosophy of Science - Overview and Coursework

   2. 13. 3.1 Explaining the Natural World

   3. 14. 3.2 Characterizing Scientific Progress

6. V. Unit 4: Metaphysics

   1. 15. Metaphysics - Overview and Coursework

   2. 16. 4.1 Mind and Body

   3. 17. 4.2 Do We Act Freely?

7. VI. Unit 5: Ethics

   1. 18. Ethics - Overview and Coursework

   2. 19. 5.1 Moral Philosophy - Concepts and Distinctions

   3. 20. 5.2 Normative Theories: Kant's Deontology

   4. 21. 5.3 Normative Theories: Utilitarianism

   5. 22. 5.4 Normative Theories: Virtue Ethics

8. VII. Unit 6: Social and Political Philosophy

   1. 23. Social and Political Philosophy - Overview and Coursework

   2. 24. 6.1 The Individual and Society

   3. 25. 6.2 Philosophical Roots of Modern Government

9. VIII. Unit 7: Philosophy of Religion

   1. 26. Philosophy of Religion - Overview and Coursework

   2. 27. 7.1 What is Religion?

   3. 28. 7.2 Does God Exist?

10. IX. Unit 8: Aesthetics

    1. 29. Aesthetics - Overview and Coursework

    2. 30. 8.1 What Is Beauty, What Is Art?

    3. 31. 8.2 Aesthetic Experience and Judgement