May 2009

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Tue 5 May 2009

Summer School Courses in Philosophy and Humanities

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It is not too late to sign up for courses in Philosophy and Humanities for Summer School 2009.
There are courses on Dostoevsky (the Russian existentialist novelist), Philosophy of God, Modern Christian Thinkers, Philosophy and Film, the Nature of Evil, Existentialism, Business Ethics, Logic, Contemporary Philosophy, and Philosophy of Education.
There are also core requirements such as Nature and Human Person and Ethics, as well as Humanities III and IV, for those who want to get requirements out of the way.
The full Philosophy schedule is below:

First Day Session May 18 – June 12 (4 Weeks)

Course #

Catalog Course Title

Instructor

Day(s)+

Begins

Ends

PH107

 Ethics Augros

MTWTF

10:30

12:30

PH105

 Nature and Human Person

Staley

MTWTF

8:30

10:30

PH321

Logic

Staley

MTWTF

1:30

3:30

PH467

Dostoevsky

Banach

MTWTF

10:30

12:30
Hum201 Humanities III Banach MTWTF 1:30 3:30

Second Day Session June 15 – July 10 (4 Weeks)

Course #

Catalog Course Title

Instructor

Day(s)+

Begins

Ends

PH 326

Philosophy of God

Larson

MTWTF

8:30

10:30

PH323

Philosophy of Education

Augros

MTWTF

10:30

12:30

PH107

Ethics

Konieczka

MTWTF

10:30

12:30

PH105

Nature and Human Person

Banach

MTWTF

10:30

12:30
Hum202 Humanities Iv Banach MTWTF 1:30 3:30

Third Day Session July 13 – August 7 (4 Weeks)

Course #

Catalog Course Title

Instructor

Day(s)+

Begins

Ends

PH345

Modern Christian Thinkers

Larson

MTWTF

8:30

10:30

First Evening Session May 18 – June 24 (6 Weeks)

Course #

Catalog Course Title

Instructor

Day(s)+

Begins

Ends

PH107

Ethics

Brown

MW

6:30

9:30

PH214

Contemporary Philosophy

McGushin

MW

6:30

9:30

Second Evening Session May 19 – June 25 (6 Weeks)

Course #

Catalog Course Title

Instructor

Day(s)+

Begins

Ends

PH336

Aesthetics: Philosophy and Film

Dalton

TT

6:30

9:30

PH105

Nature and Human Person

Latona

TT

6:30

9:30

Third Evening Session June 29 – August 5 (6 Weeks)

Course #

Catalog Course Title

Instructor

Day(s)+

Begins

Ends
PH333

Business Ethics

 Anderson

MW

6:30

9:30
Fourth Evening Session June 30 – August 6 (6 Weeks)
Course # Catalog Course Title Instructor Day(s)+ Begins Ends
PH468 Preceptorial: Evil Anderson TT 6:30 9:30
PH342 Existentialism Mahoney TT 6:30 9:30

Register at

http://www.anselm.edu/academics/summerschool/

 

Sun 3 May 2009

New Issue of LYCEUM: Volume 10 Number 2 (Spring 2009)

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The latest issue of the LYCEUM is out with articles from authors in England, Lebanon, Singapore, Canada, and the United States. This issue includes a debate on intercultural critique and recognition theory by Colin Wysman and Jordan Bartol in response to Bartol’s article in the last issue of the LYCEUM.

http://www.lyceumphilosophy.com/?q=node/107

Volume X, No. 2                                                                                     Spring 2009

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LYCEUM


Lucretius’ Venus and Mars Reconsidered

M. D. Moorman

The Ethics of Memory in Thomas Hobbes’ Leviathan

Benjamin Tucker

Internal Injuries:
Some Further Concerns with Intercultural and Transhistorical Critique

Colin Wysman

Universal Injuries Need Not Wound Internal Values:
A Response to Wysman

Jordan Bartol

Enumerative Induction as a Subset of Inference to the Best Explanation

Laith Al-Shawaf

On Epistemology of the Celestial Realm

Aditya Singh

Unhappy Humans and Happy Pigs

Joshua Seigal