Philosophy courses

...The Making Of Europe ▹ HIST 0105 - The Atlantic World, 1492-1900 HIST 0106 - Colonial Latin America HIST 0107 - Modern Latin America HIST 0108...

...Virtue Theory • Ethical Language Philosophy of Mind • The mind and body problem • Dualism The following course, offered by Newcastle-under-Lyme College...

...study such diverse topics as perception and reality; the nature of knowledge and experience; reason and deduction and also consider what we might... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...at your own conclusions and create your own original work. All our lecturers are active researchers, so you’ll share the excitement of doing original work... Learn about: Political Philosophy...

...In the last part of the course we shall look at an alternative, and unorthodox, interpretation of Kant's distinction between phenomena and things in themselves... Learn about: History of Philosophy...

...a few weeks to a full academic year. To find Global Learning opportunities available in your study area click Global Experiences. A Master of Philosophy comprises an independent...

...Philosophical topics can be divided roughly into practical (ethics, politics, aesthetics) and theoretical (epistemology, metaphysics, mind, and logic)...

...Session 2: Self-knowledge. Observation and verification. Neither accepting, nor rejecting. Session 3: Knowledge vs information. Levels of awareness...

...but also in policy, industry, management, government, business and international development. As a University of Sydney student, you can choose from eight... Learn about: Skills and Training, History of Philosophy...

...at your own conclusions and create your own original work. All our lecturers are active researchers, so you’ll share the excitement of doing original work... Learn about: Political Philosophy...

...we may consider you for admission to a research degree without the conventional qualifications. If you have substantial relevant professional experience... Learn about: Science and Engineering...

...principles of philosophical inquiry and critical thinking that will help us answer this question. Learn how we can use philosophical ideas to think about... Learn about: Critical Thinking...

...the meaning of words, free will and justice. The course is based on Thomas Nagel's What Does It All Mean? A Very Short Introduction to Philosophy...

...Judaism, Christianity, Islam and Buddhism. This will be given a modern context through a module on religion and the contemporary world.  Seminars in your... Learn about: Political Philosophy, Film and Literature...

...Is there an absolute moral law or are our ideas about right and wrong simply emotional responses to the world? We will also examine questions in the philosophy of...

...explaining the nature of consciousness is the deepest intellectual challenge of all. If you find consciousness at all puzzling, this is a great place to start learning... Learn about: Mental states...

...and the role it plays in our psychological and cultural life. Course will run in a seminar format with short slide-based presentations with ongoing Q&A and group discussions...

...literate and intellectually curious, with the capacity to work both independently and as part of a wider team to understand, develop and apply solutions...

...English-speaking world. Along with Frank Ramsey and others, they developed the analytic style of philosophy now prominent throughout the world... Learn about: Political Philosophy, History of Philosophy...

...top 10 for overall student satisfaction in the National Student Survey. Programme structure The modules we outline here provide examples of what you...