Location
Moscow
Philosophy Department
University of Idaho
P.O. Box 443016
407 Morrill Hall
Moscow, ID 83844-441110
PHONE: (208) 885-7107
FAX: (208) 885-8950
E-MAIL: phil@uidaho.edu
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Department of Philosophy
The pursuit of wisdom and truth is one of the oldest and most abiding human intellectual endeavors. A central discipline of the humanities, the study of Philosophy encourages individuals to become ethical, thoughtful and contributing members of society.
The Philosophy Department at the University of Idaho offers a variety of academic opportunities for its students. Students of philosophy are able to chose from a wide range of courses in the traditional core areas of philosophy - ethics, political philosophy, metaphysics, epistemology, as well as several specialized ares.
Guided by a nationally recognized faculty, students learn to reason and write clearly, gain insight into themselves, society and the human condition, and develop the ability to work in productive collaboration with others as global citizens.
The Philosophy Department at the University of Idaho offers a variety of academic opportunities for its students. Students of philosophy are able to chose from a wide range of courses in the traditional core areas of philosophy - ethics, political philosophy, metaphysics, epistemology, as well as several specialized ares.
Guided by a nationally recognized faculty, students learn to reason and write clearly, gain insight into themselves, society and the human condition, and develop the ability to work in productive collaboration with others as global citizens.
Graham Hubbs & Michael O'Rourke discuss The Toolbox Project. More
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
We are excited to announce that the 15th Inland Northwest Philosophy Conference will be held in Moscow from March 23-25, 2012. The conference's title is "Pragmatism, Law, and Language," and Professor Robert Brandom will be the keynote speaker.
Congratulations to Graham Hubbs, who recently received a seed grant to work on his project "WikiLeaks and 21st-Century Democracy: An Ethical Analysis."