History of philosophy WF-ZPS-HF-2
The lecture presents the peculiarity of European philosophy in historical aspect. Focusing on investigation the changes in analysed problems, the ways of solving the intellectual problems and changes in research interests in various epochs.
Subject level
Learning outcome code/codes
Learning outcomes
knowledge:
He knows and understands the basic concepts of philosophy
Understand the philosophical positions of pluralism, its causes and consequences
skills:
He can take care of yourself post in a discussion of the philosophical
properly philosophical terminology used have met on the issues of the lecture.
social competence
It is critical of the different views of the world and man, and is careful in uttering a clear and definitive statements
Preserves the openness of the various philosophical arguments
Is aware that the richness of reality in which we live does not allow to close it in a clear and definitive answers
Assessment criteria
At the end of the course students write an exam testing their knowledge. At the exam following elements are assessed: understanding of described issues, the way students present their knowledge and ability for critical analysis.
Bibliography
Literatura podstawowa:
1. F. Copleston, Historia Filozofii, t. 1-9. (wiele wydań)
2. Tatarkiewicz W., Historia filozofii, t. 1-3 (wiele wydań).
3. Reale G., Historia filozofii starożytnej, t. 1-5.
4. Höffe O., Mała historia filozofii, Warszawa 2004.
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