Columbia University's Philosophy program provides students with the tools to question, critique, and conceptualize human experience across disciplines. These project ideas draw from classic and contemporary texts to challenge assumptions and encourage critical analysis in logic, ethics, politics, and metaphysics.
Utilitarianism vs. Deontology: A Modern Ethical Dilemma
Free Will and Determinism in Neuroscience
Rawls’ Theory of Justice in the Age of Economic Inequality
The Simulation Hypothesis: Philosophical and Scientific Views
Existentialism in the Writings of Kierkegaard and Camus
Philosophy of Language: Meaning, Truth, and Interpretation
Moral Relativism vs. Moral Absolutism in Global Ethics
The Logic of Paradox: Analyzing Dialetheism
Feminist Critiques of Traditional Moral Theories
The Concept of Time in Ancient and Modern Metaphysics
Ethics of Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems
Nietzsche’s Will to Power and Modern Identity Politics
Philosophical Foundations of Environmental Ethics
The Epistemology of Conspiracy Theories
Freedom and Authority in Foucault’s Thought
The Ethics of Memory: Responsibility for Historical Injustice
Phenomenology and the Structure of Consciousness
Wittgenstein and the Limits of Language
Is Democracy a Philosophically Justifiable System?
The Role of Rationality in Religious Belief
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