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Our graduate program produces first-rate scholars and teachers with a strong foundation in the history of philosophy, a well-rounded preparation in the diverse concerns of contemporary philosophy, and the skills to communicate effectively across different traditions and schools of thought. Our graduates have an established track-record of successful placement in tenure-track positions at liberal arts colleges and research universities.

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Is the premier peer-reviewed journal specializing in the history of American philosophy. Named after the founder of American Pragmatism but all types of American thought are covered from the Colonial period to the recent past. ( More…. Is the newsletter of the Department of Philosophy, which includes profiles of faculty and students, accounts of recent department activities and accomplishments, and alumni news. ( More…. Department of Philosophy University of Oregon.

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Our program is known for its pluralism, close mentoring relationships between graduate students and faculty, a faculty committed to teaching excellence as well as research, supportive rather than competitive relationships among graduate students, and professionally active and successful graduate students. Each student designs a program in consultation with a faculty adviser. Two or more years are typically required to complete the master’s degree and five or six years for the doctorate.

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A Message from W. Andrew Marcus, Dean | The College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Oregon

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The College of Arts and Sciences is also the intellectual hub of the UO, granting nearly 75% of the UO’s doctoral degrees. Among our faculty, we boast some of the most accomplished and best-known researchers in the world. I invite you to learn more about our wonderful college by exploring the website. And I hope that you discover something here that will motivate you to come visit our beautiful campus and join our learning community. W Andrew Marcus, Tykeson Dean of Arts and Sciences. Running Down a Dream.

George Fourlas | Interacting Complexity

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George specializes in social-political philosophy, ethics, and conflict resolution. His current research focuses on reconciliation in pre and post-conflict situations. He develops this focus through three overlapping projects: 1) reconciliation and justice; 2) reconciliation and race/ethnicity (specifically amongst Middle-Eastern Americans); and 3) the ethics of reconciliation. 1) Recognition is a basic requirement for actual communication and intersubjective meaning-making to take place. 3) There are re...

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News | Department of Philosophy | UNC Charlotte

Spring 2018 MAP Film Series. Please join Map to participate in our exciting Spring Film Series! These films will be shown Mondays at varying locations at 5:00 pm. Please contact Camilla (ccanno20@uncc.edu) for any further information. We look forward to seeing everyone and partaking in some awesome discussion! Spring 2018 MAP Film Series. Philosophy Department Newsletter, Spring 2018. Click here to read the latest edition of the departmental newsletter. Philosophy Department Newsletter, Spring 2018.

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Article: A Harvard Medical School professor makes the case for the liberal arts and philosophy. Markets and Morality Speakers Series, 2017-18. Next Speaker: Robert Taylor, UC Davis, as part of the Markets and Morality speaker series. He'll be here March 22nd, in MHRA 1215 at 5:00 PM. Contact the Philosophy Department for more information. Read All the Details ». Read More ». Philosophy, Law, and Society Speakers Series 2017-2018. View All Department News ». Philosophy Online Degree Completion Program.

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