Department of Philosophy (Graduate)

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Website URL:

https://cla.purdue.edu/academic/philosophy/degree-programs.html

Department/School Head:

Christopher Yeomans

Academic Programs:

Master’s and Ph.D. Programs

Students acquire a solid grounding in four traditional areas of philosophy, the history of philosophy, metaphysics and epistemology, value theory, and logic, language, and science, before developing their own specialized research programs.

• Ph.D. Program
• M.A. in Philosophy for International Students

Students acquire a solid grounding in four traditional areas of philosophy, the history of philosophy, metaphysics and epistemology, value theory, and logic, language, and science, before developing their own specialized research programs.

Concentrations

• Human Rights
• Students acquire a solid grounding in four traditional areas of philosophy, the history of philosophy, metaphysics and epistemology, value theory, and logic, language, and science, before developing their own specialized research programs.
• Second Language Philosophy - Professional

Regular Graduate Faculty by Rank:

Professor

Michael Bergmann
Jeffrey Brower
Jan Cover
Paul Draper
Daniel H. Frank
Leonard Harris
M. Jacovides
Daniel R. Kelly
Jacqueline Mariña
William McBride
Daniel Smith
Christopher Yeomans

Associate Professor

Jamin Asay
Taylor Davis
Patrick Kain
Dana Tulodziecki
 

Assistant Professor

Javier Gomez-Lavin
James Paul Messina
Sebastian Murgueitio Ramirez
Lea Aurelia Schroeder
Evan Westra

Clinical Assistant Professor

Lynn Parrish

Director of the Philosophy for International Students MA Program

Gabriele Dillmann

Programs

• Philosophy, PHD

• Philosophy, MA

Courses

• PHIL 50100 - Studies In Greek Philosophy
• PHIL 50200 - Studies In Medieval Philosophy
• PHIL 50300 - Studies In Early Modern Philosophy
• PHIL 50500 - Islamic And Jewish Philosophy And The Classical Tradition
• PHIL 50600 - Advanced Philosophy Of Religion
• PHIL 50700 - Recent American Philosophy
• PHIL 51000 - Phenomenology
• PHIL 51400 - Twentieth-Century Analytical Philosophy I
• PHIL 51500 - Twentieth-Century Analytical Philosophy II
• PHIL 52000 - Existentialism
• PHIL 52400 - Contemporary Ethical Theory
• PHIL 52500 - Studies In Metaphysics
• PHIL 53000 - Deconstructionist And Postmodernist Philosophy
• PHIL 53200 - Studies In Theory Of Knowledge
• PHIL 53500 - Studies In Philosophy Of Mind
• PHIL 54000 - Studies In Social And Political Philosophy
• PHIL 54500 - Recent Analytic Philosophy
• PHIL 55100 - Philosophy Of The Natural Sciences
• PHIL 55200 - Philosophy Of The Social Sciences
• PHIL 55300 - Mathematical Logic
• PHIL 55500 - Critical Theory
• PHIL 56100 - Reading Philosophy: Skills And Strategies
• PHIL 56200 - Reading To Argue
• PHIL 56300 - Directed Reading: Greek Philosophy Texts And Translations
• PHIL 56400 - Walk-Along Language Lab
• PHIL 56500 - Directed Reading: Political Philosophy
• PHIL 56700 - Directed Readings In Philosophy Of Mind
• PHIL 57100 - Writing To Learn
• PHIL 57200 - Writing To Argue
• PHIL 60100 - Special Topics In Ancient Philosophy
• PHIL 61000 - Seminar In Recent Continental Philosophy
• PHIL 62400 - Seminar In Ethics
• PHIL 66500 - Philosophy Of Language
• PHIL 68000 - Seminar In Philosophy
• PHIL 68300 - Studies In Continental Rationalism
• PHIL 68400 - Studies In British Empiricism
• PHIL 68500 - The Philosophy Of Kant
• PHIL 69800 - Research MA Thesis
• PHIL 69900 - Research PhD Thesis

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