M.Phil 571

History of Western Philosophy

Name: History of Western Philosophy

Course Number: M.Phil 571

Credit(s): 3

Course Description

M.Phil 571 History of Western Philosophy explores the rise of modern Western philosophy. In particular, this course examines the fundamental questions of what exists and how we can know about it, the nature of humanity, truth, and meaning, the place of God in the universe, how we should live, and how society should be ordered. This course traces the development of these themes through the discourse of great thinkers at the time when modern Western philosophers were emerging. (Formerly M.Phil 571 History of Philosophy (Ancient, Modern, and Contemporary))

Learning Outcomes:

Learn and discuss the rise of modern Western philosophy.
Critically analyze the major philosophical thoughts in the West based on the works of great philosophers such as Descartes, Kant, Hegel, Hume, and Hegel.
Develop a profound understanding of philosophical problems that emerged during the rise of Western philosophy.
Critically analyze historical philosophical perspectives’ enduring impact and ongoing significance in shaping contemporary thought and discourse.

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