M.Phil 600

Philosophy of Anthropology

Name: Philosophy of Anthropology

Course Number: M.Phil 600

Credit(s): 3

Course Description

This course explores diverse perspectives on the ‘human person,’ examining philosophical, theological, and cultural interpretations of their relationship to both self and the physical/spiritual world. Topics include the mind-body problem, eliminative materialism, behaviorism, the type-type identity thesis, and reductive materialism.

Learning Outcomes:

Develop a comprehensive understanding of Philosophical Anthropology, recognizing major anthropological theories.
Hone critical analysis skills, enabling the evaluation and critique of philosophical anthropological views.
Cultivate the ability to formulate and express ideas across varying levels of abstraction, facilitating effective communication of complex philosophical concepts.

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