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Department of History and Philosophy of Science
HPS Course Offerings
The department of History and Philosophy of Science offers a number of exciting courses about the nature of science. In general, there are no prerequisites for our classes. Undergraduates who wish to take a graduate-level course should contact the department. For additional information, see also the HPS sections in the Bulletin and the Schedule of Classes.
Spring 2009
- X100 14931 – Constructing Dogs: How Humans Created a Species (TR 1:00p-2:15p
)
- X100 8383 – The Descent of Darwinism - The Evolution of Natural Selection (TR 11:15a-12:30p
)
- X102 8384 – Science Revolutions: Plato to NATO (MWF 9:05a-9:55a
)
- X102 8385 – Science Revolutions: Plato to NATO (TR 9:30a-10:45a
)
- X123 11526 – Sickness & Health: the History of Medieval & Renaissance Medicine (TR 1:00p-2:15p
)
- X200 8386 – Scientific Reasoning (MWF 10:10a-11:00a
)
- X200 13202 – Scientific Reasoning (MR 9a-11a
) 2nd 8 weeks
- X200 8387 – Scientific Reasoning (TR 4p-5:15p
)
- X200 28260 – Scientific Reasoning (MW 5:45p-7:45p
) 2nd 8 weeks
- X226 10828 – History of Physiology from 18th c - 20th c (TR 2:30p-4:30p
) 2nd 8 weeks
- X323 11527 – History of Skepticism (TR 9:30a-10:45a
)
- X320 26089 – Philosophy of Medicine (TR 11:15a-12:30p
)
- X407 8389 – History of Science since 1750 (meets with HPSC-X507) (T 9:30a-12p
)
- X452 13203 – Modern Philosophy (meets with HPSC-X552) (T 3p-5:30p
)
- X507 8390 – History of Science since 1750 (meets with HPSC-X407) (T 9:30a-12p
)
- X521 14080 – History & Philosophy of Experiment (W 4p-6:30p
)
- X521 15576 – The Mind & the Atom (meets with COGS-Q700) (TR 2:30p-3:45p
)
- X552 13204 – Modern Philosophy (meets with HPSC-X452) (T 3p-5:30p
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- X556 26090 – Ancient Natural Philosophy (R 1p-3:30p
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- X645 26091 – History of American Science (meets with AMST-G620) (W 9:30a-12p
)
- X693 26092 – Philosophy of Biology (F 10:15a-12:45p
)
- X706 26094 – History & Philosophy of Mechanism (M 1p-3:30p
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- S103 26181 – Memoirs of Madness (TR 1p-2:15p
)
- E104 11499 – "What is Science? And, Who Cares?" ("MW 1:25p-2:15p, discussion F 1:25p-2:15p or F 2:30p-3:20p "
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