Student Learning Outcomes for the Philosophy Major
- Uncover and evaluate the presuppositions upon which various ways of looking the world may be thought to depend
- Write clearly and coherently, with special attention to assessing the arguments of others as well as to constructing and defending arguments and views of their own
- Appreciate perennial philosophical questions about, for example, truth, knowledge, morality, art, and religion as well as the ways philosophers have traditionally asked and answered them
- Demonstrate a commitment to the discipline of philosophical inquiry outside the classroom