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PHIL 44OA/B Logical Theory ’ A rigorous and general development of the propositional and predicate calculus within which alternative calculi are examined. Study of such concepts as completeness, consistency, extensionality, and modality from both formal and philosophical points of view. Intended primarily for those interested in philosophical issues connected with logic. Prereq: At /east one term course in formal logic, or consent of instructor PHIL463 3C 0.5 Philosophy of Language Issues in the philosophy of language, such as synonymy, propositions, meaning,.semantics, reference. Prereq: Af least two term courses in philosophy or consent of instructor PHIL464 3C 0.5 Philosophy as Linguistic Analysis A consideratiqn of ordinary language analysis as a method for solving philosophical problems, and a comparison of it with structural linguistics. PHlL440A F 36 0.5 Prereq: At least two term courses in Logical Theory philosophy or consent of instructor The first part of PHIL 440. PHIL4408 W 3C 0.5 Logical Theory The second part of PHIL 440. PHlL441/442 3C 0.5 Studies inLogIc Special topics in logic, as announced by the Department. Prereq: At least one of: PHIL 247, 242,44OA, 4408, P MATH 430A PHlL45C.l F 3C 0.5 Being and, Existence An advanced course for the serious student, delving into the notions of reality, being, essence, existence, analogy, etc. The techniques of linguistic analysis will be employed. Also, the very possibility of any kind of metaphysics will be discussed. PHIL465 3C 0.5 Existential Phllosophy An in depth?study of the thoughts of a major figure such as Kierkegaard, Unamuno, Nietzsche, Heidegger, Sartre, Camus, Marcel, Jaspers, Ortega y Gasset. Prereq: Consent of instructor PHIL470 3C 0.5 Phenomenology A critical examination of the issues and methods of phenomenology, including the attempts to understand the uses and ramifications of phenomenological methods through the working out of particular analyses. The basic writings of phenomenologists such as Husserl and Merleau-Ponty will be used. Prereq: Two term courses in Philosophy or consent of instructor Prereq: Third-year standing or consent of instructor PHIL 471-464 3C 0.5 Special Subjects PHlL45lJ W 3C 0.5 The Thomistlc Tradition In Philosophy An examination of the work of Thomas Aquinas, his philosophical relation to his times, and the revival of Thomism in the modern era. Prereq: Two term courses in Philos- ophy and third-year standing, or consent of instructor PHIL455 3C 0.5 Metaphysics 1: Ontology Studies in the nature of being, with special emphasis on material objects and their properties, and on causation. Prereq: Consent of instructor PHIL456 3C 0.5 Metaphysics 2: Cosmology Metaphysical problems in the areas of space, time and motion. Prereq: Consent of instructor One or more term courses will be offered at different times, as announced by the Department. Prereq: Consent of instructor PHIL 496J-497J F,W 0.5 each Special Topics/Directed Readlngs A series of readings and/or seminars on 1 or 2 topics or thinkers, with periodic reports and discussions. Prereq: Consent of instructor and permission of College Discipline Co-ordinator PHlL496A-N F,W,S R 0.5 Directed Reading In Special Areas Prereq: Consent of instructor Cotirse Descriptions Phllosophy Physics 16:135 PHIL 499AiB 0.5lO.5 Senior Semlnar and Honours Essay All senior honours students attend this seminar in which a selection of major philosophical problems is discussed. They will also prepare a senior essay and discuss it with this group. A letter grade for P/-//L 499A will be submitted only after the completion of PHIL 4998 or PHlL 499J. PHlL499J F,W 0.5 Tutorial and Honours Essay Students wishing to enrol in 499J should consult the St. Jerome’s College . Discipline Co-ordinator. Prereq: PHlL 499A COURSES NOT OFFERED 198990 PHIL 116J The Moral Life PHIL 206J Philosophy of Science PHIL 333J Contemporary Philosophical Problems in Art Department of Physics Professor, Chairman of the Department I.R. Dagg, BSc (Manitoba), MS (Penn- sylvania State), PhD (Toronto) Associate Professor, Associate Chairman of the Department D. Hemming, BSc, PhD (Btistol) Professor, Dean of the Faculty of Science D.E. Brodie, BSc, MSc, PhD (t&Master) Associate Professor, Associate Dean, Undergraduate Studies, Faculty of Science H.M. Morrison, BSc, PhD (Edinburgh) Professor, Director (G WP)z R.K. Pathria, BSc, MSc (Punjab), PhD (Delhi), Recipient of the Disfin- guished Teacher A ward Professor, Graduate Officer PA. Moore, BSc, MSc (McMaster), PhD (Alberta) Associate Professor, Graduate Officer J.K. Brandon. BSc, PhD (M&aster), MA (Cambridge)
16:136 Course Descriptions Physics Professor, Undergraduate Officer G.L. Harris, BA (Mount Ho/yoke J.A. Cowan, BSc (Manitoba), MA, PhD College), MA (Wesleyan). PhD (Toronto) (Toronto) C.C. Lim, BA (DePauw), MA Associate Professors, Undergraduate Officers H.K. Ellenton, BSc (Western Ontario), MA (Toronto) K.A. Woolner, BSc (London) Professor Emeritus W.B. Pearson,8 DFC, MA, DSc (Oxford), DSc (Wafer/oo), FRSC, FCIC, (Refired)’ Professors A. Anderson, MA, DPhil (Oxford), Rec/pient of the Distinguished Teacher Award R.A. Aziz, BA, MA, PhD (Toronto) G.A. Bakos, MA (Bratislava), MA, PhD (Toronto), (Retired) � F.W. Boswell, BA, MA, PhD (Toronto) S.G. Davison,4 PhD, DSc (Manchester) M.P. FitzGerald, BSc, MSc (Toronto), PhD (Case) F.O. Goodman,4 BSc, PhD, DSc (London), FlnstP, FA/P T.E. Gough,5 BSc, PhD (Leicester) J. Grindlay, BSc (Glasgow), DPhi/ (Oxford) N.R. Isenor,’ BSc (Acadia), MSc, PhD (McMaster) J. Kruuv,’ BASc (Water/oo), PhD (Western Ontario) J.W. Leech, BSc, PhD (London), FlnstP, (Retired)’ J.R. Lepockl BS, MS (W. Virginia), PhD (Pennsylvania State) J.D. Leslie, BASc (Toronto), MS, PhD (Illinois) A.D.S. Nagi, BA, BSc, MSc (Panjab). PhD (Delhi) J.L. Ord, BASc (Toronto), MS, PhD (I//inois) M.M. Pintar, BSc, MSc, PhD (Ljubljana) L.W. Reeves,5 BSc, PhD, DSc (Bristo/), FRSC, FClC J.J. Sloan,5 BSc, PhD (Queen’s) H.J.T. Smith, BSc, PhD (London) R.A. Snyder, BSc, PhD (Western Ontario) S.F. Wang, DSc (Nagoya) P.S. Wesson, BSc (London), PhD (Cambridge), FRAS, NSERC University Research Fellow Associate Professors J.M. Corbett, BASc (Toronto), MSc, PhD (Waterloo) A.E. Dixon, BSc (Mt Allison), MSc (Dalhousie), PhD (McMasrer) PC. Eastman, BSc, MSc (McMaster). PhD (British Columbia) J.P. Greenhouse.6 BSc, MSc (British Columbia), PhD (California), Recip ient of the Distinguished Teacher Award (Nebraska), PhD (Toronro). (Retired)’ S.P. Lipshitz.4 BSc (Nata/), MSc (South Africa), PhD (Witwatersrand) W.K. Liu,3 BSc, MS, PhD (///inois), NSERC University Research Fellow R.B. Mann, BSc (McMaster), MSc, PhD (Toronto), NSERC University Research Fellow H. Peemoeller, BSc (Winnipeg), MSc (Victoria), PhD (Waterloo), NSERC University Research Fellow B.H.Torrie, BASc (Toronto), PhD (McMaster) J. Vanderkooy, BEng, PhD (M&aster) Assistant Professors M. Fich, BSc (Waterloo), MSc, PhD (California, Berkekeley) J.W. Hepburn,5 BSc (Waterloo), PhD (Toronto), NSERC University Research Fellow K.T. Leung,5 BSc, PhD (British Columbia) DC. Nobes,’ BSc, MSc, PhD (Toronto) Research Assistant Professor G. Scholz, BSc (Simon Fraser), MSc (McMaster), PhD (Simon Fraser), NSERC University Research Fellow Adjunct Faculty R.B. Barnett, BSc (M&i//), MSc (Alberfa), PhD (Toronto) J.A. Blackburn, BSc (Manitoba), MSc, PhD (Warer/oo) W.E. Harris, BSc, (Alberta), MSc, PhD (Toronto) H.H. Jorch, BSc (Waterloo), MSc, PhD (Gue/ph) J. Lit, BSc, DipEd (Hong Kong), DSc (Lava/) H.B. Michaels, BSc, MSc, PhD (Toronto) C.J. Moore, BSc, MSc, PhD (Watedoo) L.A.A. Read, BA, MSc (McMaster), PhD (Waterloo) G. Stoles, Dottore in Chimica (Genova), LibDoc, FC/C Senior Demonstrators A.B. Haner, BSc, MSc (Water/oo) D.S. McVicar, BSc (Water/oo) Demonstrator J.L. Gardiner, BSc (Water/oo) CR. Jayasundera, BSc (Warer/oo) Faculty Members of Physics holding cross appointments to: ‘Biology *Chemistry 3App/ied Mathematics Facu/ty Members holding cross appointments to Physics from: 4Applied Mathematics %hemistry %arth Sciences Faculty Members holding joint appointments with: ‘Eatih Sciences %hemistry ‘Also has Adjunct appointment Course Descriptions Courses not offered in the current academic year are llsted at the end of this section. Introductory Note Prerequisites are given as a guide to the student and may be waived with the cohsenr of the inslructor. PHYS 001 0.0 Pre-University Physics This course covers the topics in Ontario Grades 11 to 13 essential for first year university physics. The course includes mechanics, gravitation, vibrations and waves, heat, electricity, light and optics. Successful completion of this course fulfills the University admission require- ments where high school Physics is necessary. No University Credit Offered by Correspondence only. PHYSOIO F,W,S IC 0.0 Physics Seminar This seminar brings together Honours Physics (including Co-op) students in Years 2,3, and 4, to receive information concerning the Physics Department and to hear invited speakers. PHYS 103 W 3C,3L,2T 0.5 Mechanics in Human Movement An introduction to the physical principles required for the analysis of the mechanics of human movement. Prereq: MATH 106 For Kinesiology students. Lab alternate weeks; optional tutorial. PHYS 105 F 3C,3L,2T 0.5 Electrical Science Basic electricity, magnetism and elec- tronics. An introduction to the physical principles required for an understanding of the electrical instruments used in Kinesiology. Prereq: PHYS 103 For Kinesiology students. Lab alternate weeks, optional tutorial.
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Contents Undergraduate Calendar 198
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Political Scien any disciplines are
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Glossary of Terms Academic Program
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The University Library
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HONOURSPROGFJAMS Regular Programs A
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Academic Program Term 1 A, Fall CH
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ANTH 102A F,W 3C 0.5 / Introduction
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