An intensive individual exploration of a particular philosophical issue or problem in the work of one or more philosophers. Must be taken prior to Senior Seminar (PH 476). Arranged by the student and the department in Block 7 of the student’s junior year. 1 unit

Prerequisite: Declared Philosophy Major and at least one 300-level Philosophy course.

1 unit

Offerings

Term	Block	Title	Instructor	Location	Student Limit/Available	Updated
Fall 2021	Block 1	Senior Essay: Platonic Love	Rick Anthony Furtak	TBA	1 / 0	05/17/2022
Fall 2021	Block 2	Senior Essay: Technology and Vitality	John Riker	TBA	1 / 0	05/17/2022
Fall 2021	Block 2	Senior Essay: Watsuji and Morton	Jonathan Lee	TBA	1 / 0	05/17/2022
Fall 2021	Block 3	Senior Essay: The Brain and the Word	Dennis McEnnerney	TBA	1 / 1	05/17/2022
Fall 2021	Block 4	Senior Essay	Alberto Hernandez-Lemus	TBA	1 / 0	05/17/2022
Spring 2022	Block H	Senior Essay: Queering the Absurd: Looking at the Myth of Sisyphus with the Queer Lens	Jonathan Lee	TBA	1 / 0	05/17/2022
Spring 2022	Block 5	Senior Essay: Animals and Anthropomorphism	Marion Hourdequin	TBA	1 / 0	05/17/2022
Spring 2022	Block 5	Senior Essay: The transformative potential of the	Alberto Hernandez-Lemus	TBA	1 / 0	05/17/2022
Spring 2022	Block 5	Senior Essay: Processes of Transformation	John Riker	TBA	1 / 0	05/17/2022