One ArtPHIL Certificate Program Joint Seminar.

Students will be able to enroll in the Joint Seminar in either Art or Philosophy.

The Joint Seminar is typically co-taught by a member of the Program Faculty in Philosophy and in Art.

PHILOSOPHY GRADUATE STUDENTS:

Three graduate seminars in Art

These courses may be in

Art Theory, Criticism,

Methodology, or History. 

ALL STUDENTS

The remaining three credits

may be obtained in either

department but selected

from the following list of

approved seminars or from

courses taught by Certificate

Program Faculty:

PHI 610: Philosophy and the Arts

PHI 637: Epistemology (with appropriate content)

PHI 641: Aesthetics

PHI 643: Semiotics

An acceptable substitute PHI seminar, such as a relevant PHI 619 Topics Seminar, or CLT 601: Seminar in Literary Theory, CLT 602: Interdisciplinary Seminar, CLT 603 or a similar CLT seminar (if taught by a Certificate Program faculty member)

ARH 501: History of 19th Century Art Criticism and Theory

ARH 503: History of 20th Century Art Criticism and Theory

ARH 540: Methodologies of Art History

ARH 550: Inquiries into Art Criticism and Theory

ARH 570: Topics in Architectural History and Theory

Any course approved by petition to the Certificate Program Faculty

ART HISTORY AND CRITICISM GRADUATE STUDENTS:

I.     At least TWO of the  following   seminars in Philosophy:

PHI 610: Philosophy and the Arts

PHI 637: Epistemology (with appropriate content)

PHI 641: Aesthetics

PHI 643: Semiotics

An acceptable substitute, e.g. PHI 619 Topics Seminar, or CLT 601, 602, or 603  (if taught by a Certificate Program faculty member), or another graduate seminar with appropriate content.

II.  A THIRD seminar may be taken from the group above but one of the following seminars is recommended:

PHI 600-604: History of Philosophy

PHI 630: Continental Philosophy

PHI 644: Topics in Contemporary Philosophy (with appropriate content)

1. at least one seminar from Art (any graduate seminar)

2. at least one seminar from Philosophy (selected from the group listed in B.I above)

3. a third seminar from either Art or the listed Philosophy group in B. II. above.