Classes » PHIL 102, Spring 2002

Name: Philosophy from Post-Aristotelic Period to Early Medieval
Description: An introduction to some of the central philosophical problems examined in their historical development from the Post-Aristotelic schools of philosophy to John Scotus Eriugena. Some of the topics examined are: characteristics of Hellenistic philosophy; Roman philosophy; Neoplatonism; the relationship between Revelation and philosophy as seen by the Fathers of the Church; the early Medieval attempts to lay the foundation for a Christian philosophy.
Credits: 3.0
Semester: Spring 2002
Class starts: May 1, 2002, midnight
Class ends: June 30, 2002, midnight
Withdrawal deadline: June 10, 2002, midnight
Tuition deadline: None
Add drop deadline: May 11, 2002, midnight
Late interest starts: None
Tuition refund cutoff: None
Instructor: (TBD)
Schedules: (None)
Tuition: (None)
This tuition applies to domestic full-time students. Tuitions for international, senior, and auditing students may vary.
Fees: (None)