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PHL-343 Social Philosophy *
Exploration of some of the major societal phenomena characteristic
of the shrinking world, to track some of the corollary movements and
positions in the philosophy of the social sciences and to develop a
Christian perspective.
Prerequisite: PHL-121
PHL-345 Philosophy of Language *
A discussion of language and communication, focusing on such topics
as speech, literal vs. figurative language, the nature of writing, the
origin of language, and reification. Both classical and contemporary
thinkers will be considered.
Prerequisite: PHL-121
PHL-355 Philosophy of History
(F)
A treatment of selected topics relating to historical consciousness and
the nature of historical knowledge. Both classical and contemporary
positions on historical explanations will be considered.
Prerequisite: PHL-121
PHL-366 Environmental Philosophy (ENV-366)
(F)*
PHL-370 Special Topics: A Christian View of Place *
This course explores a Christian view of place with a specific focus on
place in the Pentateuch. The course covers the contemporary relevance
of place, its definition, place in the Pentateuch and the rest of the Bible,
the city, and practical implications of a Christian view of place today.
Prerequisite: PHL-121
PHL-371-79 Special Topics
PHL-385-86 Independent Study
For information on setting up an independent study see page 51.
Physical Education
Honours Major: Kinesiology (Bachelor of Science) (20 courses)
**The Kinesiology B.Sc. Program requires careful planning from Year 1**
• PED-118; 201; 218; 221; 222; 223; 227; 304; 312; 313; 315; 318; 320;
335; 345; 418; 432; 480; 490;
• PED-159;
• One of PED-160 or 163;
• Two units from the PED-140-179 series
Cognate Requirements:
• PHY-115; BIO-121; CHE-121; SOC-121 or 122; PSY-121 or 122; HIS-313
Note: All students registered in the Kinesiology B.Sc. program must choose a
minor from the following:
• Biology (recommended courses: BIO-121; 122; one of BIO-231, 241, 252; two
of BIO-341, 342, 352, 362, 365, 366, 441, 467; one BIO-200-, 300-, or 400-
level elective). A Biology minor is highly encouraged for those seeking Ontario
Kinesiology Authority (OKA) certification.
• Chemistry
• Computer Science
• Math
• Physics
• The Kinesiology B.Sc. program was designed in Fall 2008 to meet the
requirements for OKA certification. Students are advised to consult OKA
(www.oka.on.ca) or the Physical Education Department to confirm specific
requirements.
Honours Major: Kinesiology (Bachelor of Arts) (17.5 courses)
Only available to students who began studies at Redeemer in or prior to
September 2008. For program requirements please consult the 2010-11
Academic Calendar or speak with the Registrar’s Office.
Honours Major: Physical Education Teaching Program (20 courses)
**The Physical Education Teaching Program requires careful planning from
Year 1**
• PED-118; 201; 218; 304; 313; 315; 318; 320; 328; 418; 432;
• One of PED-222 or 251;
• One of PED-335 or 345;
• One of EDU-340 or 341 (taken while in the Teacher Education program);
• Two PED-400-level electives;
• Complete the following groupings of fundamental courses:
• Team Sports: four of PED-141, 151, 152, 153, 161, 162, 170, 171
• Individual Sports: PED-156; 158; and two of PED-140, 154, 155, 157, 165, 166, 169
• Games: three of PED-160, 161, 163, 170, 171; and one of PED-165, 166, 168, 169
• Fitness: PED-159; and one of PED-142, 161, 170, 171
• Two units from the PED-140-179 series
Cognate Requirements:
• PHY-115; PSY-122 or SOC-121 or 122
•This program is designed to meet the CCUPEKA certification requirements to
be a certified Physical Education teacher. Consult the Physical Education
Department for more information.
General Major: Physical Education (11 courses)
• PED-118; 218; 312; 328; 432;
• Two of PED-201, 222, 251, 318;
• One of PED-335 or 345;
• Two PED-200-, 300-, or 400-level electives;
• Four units from the PED-140-179 series
General Major: Recreation (11 courses)
• PED-118; 218; 282; 312; 328; 365; 432; 480;
• Two PED-200- , 300-, or 400-level electives;
• Four units from the PED-140-179 series
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