PHI 305 Details
3 Credit Hours
Course Description:
A course focusing on the animate world around us and its reality as living, the difference between the living and the merely physio chemical, the human body as living, the difference between vegetative life and animal life; the human being as animal and evolution and ecology. Other topics will include the difference between the human being and other animals, thought versus sensation, choice versus instinct, the question of the human soul, its reality and immortality; the unity of the human person, the power to decide and the question of human freedom and human reason and its implications.
Discipline: Philosophy, Political Science, and Economics
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Sections Offered in Spring 2025:
| PHI 305 01: Philosophy of Human Nature: Death & Dying | Sherron, Catherine E. | Open: 0 / Reg: 25 / Max: 25 | |||||||||||||
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Discipline: Philosophy, Political Science, and Economics
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Sections Offered in Fall 2025:
| PHI 305 01: Philosophy of Human Nature | Twaddell, Gerald E. | Open: 15 / Reg: 5 / Max: 20 | |||||||||||||
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Discipline: Philosophy, Political Science, and Economics
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