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    MA in Philosophy: MODULES 2018-2019

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    This document provides the course modules for an MA in Philosophy program for the 2018-2019 academic year. It is divided into two semesters. Each semester contains multiple modules offered on various days of the week. The modules cover topics in ethics, consciousness, political philosophy, literature and philosophy, feminist theory, and other areas. Students must complete 6 modules total, with those on the Contemporary European stream required to take 4 from that specialized stream. Additional mandatory seminars include research skills and dissertation seminars.

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    This document provides the course modules for an MA in Philosophy program for the 2018-2019 academic year. It is divided into two semesters. Each semester contains multiple modules offered on various days of the week. The modules cover topics in ethics, consciousness, political philosophy, literature and philosophy, feminist theory, and other areas. Students must complete 6 modules total, with those on the Contemporary European stream required to take 4 from that specialized stream. Additional mandatory seminars include research skills and dissertation seminars.

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    This document provides the course modules for an MA in Philosophy program for the 2018-2019 academic year. It is divided into two semesters. Each semester contains multiple modules offered on various days of the week. The modules cover topics in ethics, consciousness, political philosophy, literature and philosophy, feminist theory, and other areas. Students must complete 6 modules total, with those on the Contemporary European stream required to take 4 from that specialized stream. Additional mandatory seminars include research skills and dissertation seminars.

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    MA in Philosophy: MODULES 2018-2019

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    This document provides the course modules for an MA in Philosophy program for the 2018-2019 academic year. It is divided into two semesters. Each semester contains multiple modules offered on various days of the week. The modules cover topics in ethics, consciousness, political philosophy, literature and philosophy, feminist theory, and other areas. Students must complete 6 modules total, with those on the Contemporary European stream required to take 4 from that specialized stream. Additional mandatory seminars include research skills and dissertation seminars.

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    MA in Philosophy

    MODULES 2018-2019
    All seminars are held in Room D522 unless otherwise noted
    Semester One (10 September – 30 November 2018) Semester Two (21 January – 8 March and 25 March – 26 April 2019)
    Day & Time Stream Module Coordinator/Title/Code Day & Time Stream Module Coordinator/Title/Code
    Dr Marinus Ferriera Mondays Dr Tim Crowley
    Mondays Phil & Pub Aff /
    Ethics Ethics: Theory and Practice 11-1 Aristotle’s Ethics & Politics
    11-1 Ethics
    PHIL 41510 PHIL 41000

    Dr Markus Schlosser/TBA Prof Maria Baghramian/ Dr Meredith Plug


    Mondays Tuesdays
    Consc & Embod Consciousness, Agency & the Self Consc & Embod The Cultural Mind
    2-4 9-11
    PHIL 40970 / PHIL 40010 PHIL 40960

    Dr Ruth Boeker
    Phil & Lit / C / Professor Maeve Cooke
    Tuesdays Personal Identity in Early Modern Tuesdays
    Consc & Embod Phil & Pub Aff / The Good Society – Protest and Resistance
    11-1 Philosophy 11-1
    Ethics PHIL 40420
    PHIL 41410
    Dr Joseph Cohen
    Assoc Prof Tim Mooney
    Wednesdays E. Levinas: From the Truth of Being to Tuesdays Phil & Lit / C /
    Phil & Lit / C Merleau-Ponty’s Phenomenology of Perception
    11-1 the Ethics of the Other 2-4 Consc & Embod
    PHIL40250
    PHIL 41470
    Dr Danielle Petherbridge Dr Danielle Petherbridge / Dr Elisa Magri
    Wednesdays Phil & Pub Aff / Wednesdays
    Topics in Continental Philosophy Phil & Lit / C Philosophy & Literature
    2-4 Phil & Lit / C 11-1
    PHIL 41320 PHIL 40410
    Assoc Prof Katherine O’Donnell
    Consc & Embod
    Feminist & Gender Theory Consc & Embod Prof Rowland Stout
    Thursdays / Phil & Pub Aff Wednesdays
    PHIL 41280 / Phil & Lit / Philosophy of the Emotions
    11-1 / Phil & Lit / C / 2-4
    Ethics PHIL 40430
    Ethics

    Prof Brian O’Connor Dr Tatjana von Solodkoff


    Thursdays Phil & Pub Aff / Thursdays Consc &
    Autonomy as a Philosophical Problem Buddhist Ethics
    2-4 C / Ethics 11-1 Embod/ Ethics
    PHIL 40840 PHIL 41500

    Dr Angelo Bottone
    Tuesdays Thursdays
    All Students Research Skills/Dissertation Seminar Newman: A Philosophical Perspective
    2-3 2-4
    PHIL 41240
    Wednesdays
    Staff WIP
    4-5
    Tuesdays Tuesdays
    Graduate Research Seminars Graduate Research Seminars
    6 6
    Thursdays Thursdays
    Visiting Speaker Seminars Visiting Speaker Seminars
    4 4
    STUDENTS MUST TAKE 6 MODULES FROM THE TOTAL LISTED.
    Students on the “Contemporary European” stream must take 4 of these from their specialised stream. C = Contemporary European.
    Students on the “General” stream can take ANY 6 modules from the total listed.

    Students are required to attend the Research Skills seminars.

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