This course examines some aspect(s) of the Catholic philosophical tradition, drawing from various eras: its roots in ancient Greek philosophy, through the medieval period in the work of figures such as St. Augustine and St. Thomas Aquinas, and up to and including contemporary Catholic philosophy.
Prerequisites: One class in philosophy or permission of instructor.
Outcomes: Students will be conversant and familiar with some central features of the Catholic philosophical tradition, demonstrating proficiency in operating within the philosophical framework of this tradition.
Prerequisites: One class in philosophy or permission of instructor.
Outcomes: Students will be conversant and familiar with some central features of the Catholic philosophical tradition, demonstrating proficiency in operating within the philosophical framework of this tradition.