Students will demonstrate a broad familiarity with the history of philosophy and with philosophy's main fields and schools of thought.
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Students will demonsrate competency in major philosophical problems and the methods of dealing with them, and acquire a command of philosophical language.
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Students will be able to explicate, analyze, contrast, and evaluate a variety of philosophical viewpoints and theories within and outside of philosophy.
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Students will be able to formulate core questions of philosophy and understand the various philosophical responses to them in their historical context.
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Students will be capable of developing philosophical arguments of their own, including the coherent support of conclusions with premises and formulate and reply to reasoned objections.
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Students will apply abstract philosophical theory to concrete issues in a variety of areas.
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Students demonstrate the qualities of an open-minded but critical thinker in a variety of areas and in the examination or formation of their worldview.
