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Philosophy is the critical study of alternative perspectives. By developing skills of rational dialogue and arguing, the student of philosophy examines and compares various positions regarding such topics as the nature of reality, the foundations of knowledge, and the justification of values. A course in philosophy will provide to students a working acquaintance with reflective methods that can be applied to their interests generally. A minor in philosophy can supplement major areas of study in such a way as to reinforce the comprehension of issues in these fields. The major in philosophy will prepare a student for work in a wide variety of areas.