Sweet Briar College

2010-2011 Catalog may be chosen from Greek or Latin languagecourses at the 300-level or from the following:CLAS 307, CLAS 315, CLAS 318, or PHIL 425.(18 semester hours) Greek orLatin at the 200-level or above.in the Classical Studies department. At least one course must be at the 300-level.(30 semester hours)CLAS 207CLAS 208(3) -The Rise and Fall of theRoman Republic(3) -Society and Culture in theRoman Empire in Latin languagebeyond LATN 102.(27 semester hours)PHIL 119PHIL 224PHIL 275PHIL 425PHIL 436(3) -Logic(3) -Ethics: Theories andApplications(3) -Political Philosophy(3) -Roots of Western Thought(3) -Modernism toPostmodernismPHIL 452 (3) -Senior Seminarin philosophy or from the following:CLAS 205(3) -Ancient GreeceINTD 109 (3) -The Religion of SocratesRELG 263 (3) -Asian PhilosophiesRELG 302 (3) -The Comparative Philosophyof Religion(18 semester hours)PHIL 119PHIL 224PHIL 275PHIL 425PHIL 436(3) -Logic(3) -Ethics: Theories andApplications(3) -Political Philosophy(3) -The Roots of WesternThought(3) -Modernism toPostmodernism philosophycourse. With the permission of thedepartment chair, RELG 302, The ComparativePhilosophy of Religion will satisfy this requirement.(33 semester hours)RELG 111 (3) -Good and EvilRELG 177 (3) -Introduction to the Study ofReligionRELG 178 (3) -Introduction to WorldReligionsRELG 451 (3) -Research Seminar in theStudy of ReligionRELG 452 (3) -Senior SeminarRELG 236 (3) -Multicultural ReligiousAmericaRELG 241 (3) -JudaismRELG 244 (3) -ChristianityRELG 255 (3) -IslamRELG 221 (3) -Hindus, Jainas, and SikhsRELG 222 (3) -BuddhismRELG 231 (3) -TaoismRELG 248 (3) -Religions of AfricaRELG 263 (3) -Asian Philosophies