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The aim of the Department of Philosophy is to stimulate the student to an appreciation of the cultural value of thinking; to present a history of the process and progress of philosophic thought; to broaden the student's interest and critical appreciation of the life and work of philosophers; and to encourage an adequate integration of the values of all fields of learning thereby assisting him to construct a Christian philosophy of his own. (Taken from the 1938 catalog)
Department Head:
No department head specified
Other Faculty: (Possible Professors)
C.E. Bale
Mollie Feldhammer
H.C. Nordlie
Majors or Minors Offered:
Philosophy was offered as a general philosophy major.
Sampling of Courses Taught:
English Philosophers
The Theory of Action
History of Philosophy
Classes were most likely held in the Main Building, which is known as Old Main.
