Learning objectives
In-depth knowledge and understanding of theoretical philosophy, its
relation to historical contexts, and its application to contemporary
debates. Ability to discuss in an argumentative form the subject-matters
proposed in the lessons and to critically compare the interpretations of
the assigned texts. Development of communicative and learning skills,
and of the ability to make autonomous judgments on philosophical
matters.
Prerequisites
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Course unit content
What is theoretical Philosophy? The course will offer a short introduction to the notion of "theoretical philosophy", examining different conceptual and historical ways to understand it and to relate theory and praxis.
Full programme
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Bibliography
The bibliography will be assigned during the course
Teaching methods
teacher up-front lesson
Guided discussion
Assessment methods and criteria
The exam will include short written exercises on the assigned texts, and
will be taken in the form of an interview regarding the texts included in
the program
Other information
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2030 agenda goals for sustainable development
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