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*** General Information *** CONTENTS: Introduction What is Philosophy? Courses in Philosophy and Religious Studies The Faculty (2000-2001) ... Careers and Philosophy 1. Introduction. The Department of Philosophy offers courses intended to acquaint students with philosophical methods, systems, and problems, as well as supply a philosophical background for graduate study in philosophy or related areas. Courses in religious studies are intended to acquaint students with the history and the beliefs of the major religions of the world. Programs in the department lead to a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in philosophy. Minors are offered in philosophy and religious studies. 2. What is Philosophy? The word "philosophy" comes from two Greek words, phileo (love) and sophia (wisdom), and literally means a love of wisdom. For the ancient Greeks, the philosopher was regarded as one who loved wisdom for its own sake. Throughout the history of philosophy (which is dated back to the sixth century B.C.) philosophers have been concerned with such questions as the nature of virtue, the meaning of existence, the nature of human knowledge, the nature of reality, cosmology (or what we might now call astronomy or astrophysics), the essence of nature (or what we now call physics), the nature of God, etc. Philosophy was traditionally called the Queen of the Sciences. One reason for this title was that philosophy sought the underlying reasons and assumptions of many other disciplines and in many cases actually gave rise to new branches of study. For example, up until the late nineteenth century what is now called physical science was a branch of philosophy called natural philosophy. What we now call political science was traditionally called political philosophy. And, perhaps surprisingly, even what is now called psychology was a branch of philosophy. In fact, it wasn’t until fairly late in the twentieth century that psychology departments in some major Universities became separate from philosophy departments.

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Continuing Education home page Continuing Education Course Guide 2003 - Philosophy Home Studying at Birkbeck Continuing Education Courses Philosophy Philosophy - General Studies Previous page Next page General Studies Philosophy This course, which attracts CATS points, counts towards a Certificate in General Studies. Ancient Philosophy Who were Plato's and Aristotle's predecessors and successors? This course traces ancient Greek philosophy from the nature philosophies of the fifth century BC to the metaphysics of Plato, Aristotle and Plotinus. Along the way, we will consider Plato's debt to Pythagorean ideas, and the moral views of Epicureans and Stoics. WEA Enrolment Fri 26 Sep, 10.30am-12.30pm 20 meetings Susan R Robinson, BA, MA, PhD West Wickham and Beckenham WEA Kentwood AEC, Kingsdale Road, Penge Top of page Previous page Next page You are here: Home Studying at Birkbeck Continuing Education Courses Philosophy Philosophy - General Studies Last updated: 09/09/2003 web-support@bbk.ac.uk

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TWENTIETH WORLD CONGRESS OF PHILOSOPHY Paideia: Philosophy Educating Humanity Boston, Massachusetts U.S.A. August 10-16, 1998 For program details, please see the following: Also see: Congress Organizers and Opening and Closing Information on the Congress is also available in: French Spanish German Russian Main Theme - Paideia: Philosophy Educating Humanity The Twentieth World Congress of Philosophy promises to be large and rich beyond any precedent, in ways to be detailed below. The Congress will be open to the full diversity that characterizes our discipline across regions and traditions. Many philosophical societies will meet under its aegis, as befits the constitution of FISP, a worldwide federation of societies. In keeping with longstanding tradition, individual members are also invited to submit papers for the various sections and to propose round tables We depart from tradition by putting greater emphasis on topical invited sessions. The specific topics for many of these sessions have yet to be determined, but there will be sessions on many of the topics now under discussion in one or another of the traditional areas of our field: aesthetics, epistemology, ethics, logic, metaphysics, philosophy of education, philosophy of language, philosophy of mind, philosophy of religion, philosophy of science, and social, political, and legal philosophy; as well as topics in such newer areas as Afro-American philosophy, applied ethics, and gender issues.

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17. Department Of Philosophy General Info Department of Philosophy. Theoretical Philosophy. Basic course in TheoreticalPhilosophy. This halfyear course consists of four parts http://www.phil.gu.se/adminphil.html

Department of Philosophy The Department Courses The Department We haunt a very beautiful house of ancient lineage, only a short walk from the main estate of the Faculty of Arts. Visitor's address is Dicksonsgatan 4. Postal address is: Department of Philosophy Box 200 phone: (+46) 31-773 45 70 Fax: (+46) 31-773 49 45 Courses Only a few undergraduate courses are shown at present; more information will be given later. Theoretical Philosophy Basic course in Theoretical Philosophy This half-year course consists of four parts: elements of semantics and logic, history of western philosophy, introduction to 20th century philosophy (analytical philosophy, phenomenology, hermeneutics etc.), and a free specialization. COURSES IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE Models of Human Thinking The aims of this half-year course are (1) to give an overview over traditional and modern problems, theories, methods and results in research on cognitive processes, and (2) to give the students basic knowledge about and mastery of techniques from artificial intelligence (AI) and artificial neural networks theory (ANN). The course has four parts: Foundations of cognitve theory, Artificial intelligence and human thinking, Representation and memory in neural networks, and Philosophy of mind. More information about theoretical philosophy will appear later.

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Click here to return to Undergraduate page. General Aims To give students a solid, scholarly grounding in the classical texts which form the history of western philosophy, which in turn has been one of the formative influences upon western culture. To teach students to think for themselves by teaching them the fundamentals of both formal and informal reasoning. To teach students to question their own basic assumptions as well as to articulate and support their own points of view carefully and thoughtfully, both on paper and in speech. To teach students how to subject someone else’s viewpoint or theory or argument to careful, rigorous, yet fair critique. To give students the confidence to engage in a sophisticated analytical way with the moral, political, aesthetic and religious questions which lie at the heart of their own culture in their own generation. To give students a breadth of interests which can only be acquired by studying the thought of both the present and past ages, and of both their own and other cultural milieus. To encourage students in the search for (and perhaps even the attainment of) truth.

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