"If we hope that philosophy is to have a real value outside of the rarefied air of sholarly debate it is important to offer more to the general public than a lofty dismissal of their interests." -- Steven Hales, 2001

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Courses

INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY (PHIL 1301) INTRODUCTION TO SYMBOLIC LOGIC (PHIL 2303) INTRODUCTION TO ETHICS (PHIL 2306) INTRODUCTION TO ETHICS - ISSUES IN BIOETHICS (PHIL 2306) PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION (PHIL 2321) INTRODUCTION TO HUMANITIES (HUMA 1301) WORLD RELIGIONS (PHIL 1304)

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WHAT IS A SUMMARY? WHY STUDY PHILOSOPHY HCC Councelors By College PLAGIARISM (Everything you need to know) INSTRUCTOR WELCOME ON BEING A GOOD STUDENT JUSTIFICATION FORM GENERAL GRADING RUBRICS (ALL COURSES) GUIDES TO STUDYING PHILOSOPHY (any pretty much anything else!!!) READING ASSESSMENT HANDOUTS PHILOSOPHICAL TERMINOLOGY & PHRASES EXAM/PAPER CHECKLIST PAPER FORMATTING INSTRUCTIONS EXAMPLE EXAM QUESTION AND NOTES WRITING CENTER MORAL REASONING IN BRIEF NOTES ON LEWIS VAUGHN'S "ETHICS AND THE EXAMINED LIFE" - PROF. FLORES Honors College NW Flier.pdf HonorsCollegeNW Flier.png