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PHILO 649 - Philosophy and the Origins of Modern Science

Credits: 3

Examination of the development of modern science from roughly the 16th century, with special attention paid to the interrelationship in early modern philosophical and scientific accounts of the world. Topics will include developments in physics, astronomy, biology, mathematics, and medicine, as well as related areas of metaphysics, epistemology, and philosophy of religion.

Requisites
Prerequisite: Two courses in philosophy or four natural science courses, with at least two of them in physics.

Typically Offered
Spring, odd years

UGE course
No

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None


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