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2011-2012 University Catalog

Courses

This section lists George Mason University’s undergraduate and graduate courses that are available for credit. For more detailed information on courses, please go to the Course Information  section.

PLEASE NOTE: The English course prefix has changed from ENGL to ENGH.
 

Philosophy (PHIL)

 Offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences

   •  PHIL 323 - Classical Western Political Theory
   •  PHIL 324 - Modern Western Political Theory
   •  PHIL 325 - Karl Marx's Social and Political Thought
   •  PHIL 327 - Contemporary Western Political Theory
   •  PHIL 332 - Twentieth-Century Analytic Philosophy
   •  PHIL 335 - Nineteenth-Century Philosophy
   •  PHIL 336 - Twentieth-Century Continental Thought: Existentialism
   •  PHIL 337 - Twentieth-Century Continental Thought: Phenomenology
   •  PHIL 338 - Woman: The Philosophical Questions
   •  PHIL 340 - Hermeneutic Philosophy
   •  PHIL 343 - Issues in Environmental Ethics
   •  PHIL 349 - Christian Ethics
   •  PHIL 354 - Topics in Modern Jewish Thought
   •  PHIL 355 - Theories of Ethics
   •  PHIL 356 - Philosophy of Art
   •  PHIL 357 - Philosophy of the Social Sciences
   •  PHIL 371 - Philosophy of Natural Sciences
   •  PHIL 372 - Philosophical Methods
   •  PHIL 373 - Theory of Knowledge
   •  PHIL 374 - Philosophy of Mind
   •  PHIL 375 - Metaphysics
   •  PHIL 376 - Symbolic Logic
   •  PHIL 377 - Darwin: Biology and Beyond
   •  PHIL 378 - Reason, Science and Faith in the Modern Age
   •  PHIL 391 - Special Topics in Philosophy
   •  PHIL 421 - Seminar
   •  PHIL 422 - Honors Seminar
   •  PHIL 425 - Independent Study
   •  PHIL 427 - Feminist Political Thought
   •  PHIL 428 - Advanced Democratic Theory
   •  PHIL 429 - International Ethics
   •  PHIL 470 - Seminar: Philosophical Examination of Social Issues and the Law
   •  PHIL 471 - Honors Seminar
   •  PHIL 510 - Seminar in Ethics of Health Care
   •  PHIL 602 - Plato: Selected Dialogues
   •  PHIL 603 - Aristotle: Selected Works
   •  PHIL 604 - Augustine and Aquinas
   •  PHIL 605 - Mind-Body Problem in Early Modern Philosophy
   •  PHIL 608 - Hegel's Phenomenology of the Spirit
   •  PHIL 611 - Philosophy of Law
   •  PHIL 615 - Postmodernist Thought
   •  PHIL 616 - Phenomenology
   •  PHIL 617 - Movements and Issues in the History of Political Philosophy
   •  PHIL 618 - Contemporary French Feminism
   •  PHIL 621 - Philosophy of Science
   •  PHIL 631 - Freud and Philosophy
   •  PHIL 632 - Twentieth-Century Logical Positivism
   •  PHIL 640 - History of Ethical Theory
   •  PHIL 642 - Biomedical Ethics
   •  PHIL 643 - Environmental Ethics
   •  PHIL 644 - Business and Organizational Ethics
   •  PHIL 645 - Research Ethics
   •  PHIL 646 - International Ethics
   •  PHIL 658 - Feminist Theory
   •  PHIL 673 - Current Issues in Theory of Knowledge
   •  PHIL 681 - Ancient Philosophical Figures
   •  PHIL 682 - Early Modern Philosophical Figures
   •  PHIL 683 - Contemporary Philosophical Figures
   •  PHIL 691 - Special Topics in Ancient Philosophy
   •  PHIL 692 - Special Topics in Early Modern Philosophy
   •  PHIL 693 - Directed Readings in Philosophy
   •  PHIL 694 - Special Topics in Contemporary Philosophy
   •  PHIL 719 - Phenomenology of World
   •  PHIL 720 - Nietzsche and his Readers
   •  PHIL 721 - Advanced Seminar in Philosophy
   •  PHIL 733 - Current Issues in Cognitive Science
   •  PHIL 799 - Thesis

Physical Education (PHED)

 Offered by the College of Education and Human Development

   •  PHED 102 - Introduction to Soccer
   •  PHED 103 - Fencing I
   •  PHED 105 - Aerobics and Basic Conditioning
   •  PHED 107 - Social Dance
   •  PHED 108 - Weight Training and Body Conditioning
   •  PHED 110 - Beginning Swimming
   •  PHED 113 - Latin Dance
   •  PHED 118 - Advanced Life Guarding
   •  PHED 120 - Introduction to Basketball
   •  PHED 127 - Social Dance II
   •  PHED 128 - Fencing II
   •  PHED 129 - Introduction to Yoga
   •  PHED 130 - Intermediate Yoga
   •  PHED 131 - Introduction to Pilates
   •  PHED 134 - Self-Defense for Men and Women
   •  PHED 135 - Self-Defense for Men and Women II
   •  PHED 136 - Tae Kwon Do
   •  PHED 137 - Intermediate Tae Kwon Do
   •  PHED 138 - Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
   •  PHED 139 - Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu II for Men and Women
   •  PHED 140 - Golf
   •  PHED 144 - Intermediate Golf
   •  PHED 145 - Beginning Judo for Men and Women
   •  PHED 146 - Introduction to Badminton
   •  PHED 147 - Advanced Tae Kwon Do
   •  PHED 149 - Tai Chi
   •  PHED 150 - Intermediate Swimming
   •  PHED 151 - Introduction to Tennis
   •  PHED 153 - Intermediate Tennis
   •  PHED 155 - Introduction to Springboard Diving
   •  PHED 156 - Intermediate Springboard Diving
   •  PHED 157 - Aikido for Men and Women
   •  PHED 158 - Underwater Hockey
 

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