Philosophy courses

...He said of Spinoza ‘He wanted only to inspire, to waken, to reveal.’ The same can be said of Deleuze’s aims, and the issues involved are inseparably those...

...and the reasons why one might think those answers are correct, our focus is on learning how to critically assess these arguments and to develop and argue for your own answers... Learn about: English Language, Political Theory...

...Religions of the Modern World and Ethics, Philosophy and Religion. In the second and third year you choose from a wide range of modules including... Learn about: Civil service, Religious Studies, Communications skills...

...Ideas and Concepts, Analysing Management in Practice and the Dissertation, to which you add further modules from the departmental catalogue of modules... Learn about: Resource Management, International Human Resource Management, International Relations...

...practice however you choose to develop it: Woodworking, from picture framing to complex sculptural constructions Printmaking, including etching... Learn about: Arts administration, Cultural policy making...

...that ‘bigger’ picture of education in a global society. An Education Studies degree from BGU will equip you well for the future, no matter what your career destination... Learn about: Individual Study, Independent Study, Professional Contexts...

...as well as exploring the new and the cutting-edge. If you choose Dundee, you can study Shakespeare as well as Comics; Romantic Poetry as well as Digital Poetry... Learn about: Film Studies, Creative Writing...

...UK Credits 72 PHL 4100 (3.000 CREDITS) Introduction to Philosophy This course introduces students to discipline of philosophy. It examines various branches... Learn about: International Relations...

...or database analysis, or oral-history interviewing). You will also gain in-depth expert knowledge in the content modules you choose, and in the research... Learn about: Research excellence, Research skills, Database analysis...

..."problem of other minds". In addition to reading some of the classic papers on other minds, we will look at recent work on related topics. There will be no lectures...

...Our degree programme has many distinctive features with regards to module combinations and specialisations and we have been commended for our strong interdisciplinary approach... Learn about: Comparative Politics, International Relations, New Media...

...sometimes seeming to confirm or refute old answers and sometimes suggesting new ones. Are sensory qualities, such as colors, in external things or only in our minds?...

...across cultures and across time, to concentrate, broaden and deepen conscious awareness. We will study what these methods and experiences entail...

...the skills of debate and independent thinking. The course aims to enable understudies to: identify in texts a range of linguistic and literary features... Learn about: Studying literary texts, English Literature, New critical techniques...

...a student to complete a major in a primary discipline. Courses The following courses, among others, fulfill the requirements for Moderation... Learn about: Computer Science...

...the skills of debate and independent thinking. The course aims to enable understudies to: demonstrate a basic understanding of the key themes of the Republic... Learn about: The media, Independent Study, Philosophy & Religion and Welsh...

...Seismic facies and paleo-environmental analysis; Reservoir scale geophysics using the wavelet; Imaging hydrocarbons; Geohistory reconstruction... Learn about: IT Development...

...and Behavior Physiology of Motivated Behaviors Cognitive Neuroscience Perception Language and Thought Intro to Developmental Psychology Personality...

...us about the human condition. Explain, simply and with some examples, how several artists have given expression to their view of the 'human condition’...

...Saltwater and Shore, Eight Hong Kong Poets, Lung Jazz: Young British Poets, World Record: An Anthology and Becoming Poets: The Asian English Experience...