The Graduate Center, City University of New York - Philosophy

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Fall 2011 Course Schedule

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday
9:30 - 11:30			PHIL 77400 [15870] Reference and Experimental Philosophy Prof. Devitt Room 5417	PHIL 77000 [15860] Theory of Mind in Animals and Infants Prof. Lurz (Brooklyn) Room 6495
11:45 - 1:45	PHIL 78500 [15882] Philosophy of Religion Prof. Cahn Room 6494	PHIL 77800 [15879] Classics in the Philosophy of Art Prof. Carroll Room 3309 PHIL 77200 [15865] Topics in the Philosophy of Semantics Prof. Salmon (Tues/Thurs) Room 7314	PHIL 80200 [15886] Proseminar* Profs. Neale & Prinz Room 7395 *First Year Phil Ph.D. Students only	PHIL 77200 [15865] Topics in the Philosophy of Semantics Prof. Salmon (Tues/Thurs) Room 7314
2:00 - 4:00	PHIL 77700 [15875] The British Moralists Prof. Baumrin Room 6474	PHIL 76900 [15859] Philosophy of Biology Prof. Godfrey-Smith Room 7395 PHIL 76000 [15879] "Feminist Philosophy" Prof. Schwarzenbach Room 7314	PHIL 80000 [15885] Reference and Existence: Fiction and Perception Prof. Kripke Room 7395	PHIL 78700 [15883] Quine and Sellars on Thought and Language Prof. Rosenthal Room 7102
4:15 - 6:15	PHIL 78900 [15884] Question of Style Profs. Noë / Nagel (NYU) Room 5417	PHIL 76500 [15858] Revising Logic Profs. Priest / Field (4:30 - 6:30) NYU, 5 Washington PLace, NY Room 202, Phil. Dept. PHIL 77600 [15944] International Ethics Prof. Gould Room 7314	Colloquium	PHIL 76200 [15857] Hegelian Ethics Prof. Dahbour Room 7314
5:30 - 7:00	PHIL 77900 [15887] Research Ethics Prof. Rhodes Mt Sinai RM Annenberg 5-10, Felt Conference Room
6:30 - 8:30	PHIL 77100 [15862] Epistemology Prof. Levin Room 5417	PHIL 76100 [15856] Late Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy Prof. Lackey Room 7414

SEE ASLO:

CSC 85011 Epistemic Logic. Prof. Parikh, Thurs., 2:00 - 4:00

Hist. 71600 The Outcome of German Classical Philosophy, Prof. Wolin, Monday, 4:15-5:15

Students may also take courses at other schools in the Interuniversity Doctoral Consortium. Choose a school from the list below to see the course schedule for the current semester (where available).

The Graduate Center's Current Student Handbook has information about and instructions for registering for classes at other consortium schools.


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