2018-2019 Bradford Campus Catalog [Archived Catalog]
Philosophy Minor
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Return to: The Division of Management and Education
Contact: Professor David Schummer
Philosophy deals with the questions raised by people as they attempt to understand life and the world in which they live. The philosophy courses at Pitt-Bradford explore ways of thinking about such questions using the writings of philosophers, past and present, as guides and challenges. Philosophy examines methods of logical argumentation and critical thinking, particularly as they apply to moral issues and to ultimate issues such as the meaning of life and the reality of God.
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Minor Requirements
A minor in philosophy may be earned by completing the following requirements:
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Return to: The Division of Management and Education
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