3 major areas of philosophy
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If you plan to apply to graduate school, you should make sure that your program includes courses from the core areas of philosophy (metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, history of philosophy, philosophy of mind, philosophy of language, and philosophy of science).
[DOC File]FIVE EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHIES Introduction
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The study of philosophy is thus a crucial part of the perennialist curriculum. Perennialists regard essentialism, and its view that knowledge stems primarily from the empirical findings of scientists, as undermining the importance of our capacity to reason as individuals; that is, to think deeply, analyticallv, flexibly, and imaginatively.
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Credit Hours: 3 hours Course Description: Introduction of major areas in philosophy (ethics, metaphysics, etc.). Students will explore past and present philosophers and how their ideas contributed to critical thinking still in our modern times.
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Every student takes a total of six courses in the core areas of philosophy, including: one in logic, two in the history of philosophy (ancient/medieval & modern), one in ethics or political philosophy, and two in either the theory of knowledge, metaphysics, philosophy of science, philosophy of mind/psychology, or philosophy of language.
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Give an example of a philosophical question from each of the three major areas of philosophy. 8/30 1.3 A Philosopher in Action: Socrates (19-35) Answer questions 1 and 2 (35) 9/1 1.4 The Value of Philosophy (38-41) Give your own example of a way that philosophy has or could add value to your life.
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Developing Teaching Style in Adult Education by Heimlich and Norland (1994) assists adult educators in exploring their beliefs, values, attitudes, and total philosophy regarding five major areas: teaching, learning content, environment, the teacher, and the student. Included are activities which focus on exploration, reflection, and application.
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1. Identify and compare the various types of logical arguments. (I) 2. Describe and compare major philosophical views of reality. (II) 3. Describe and compare the rationalist and empiricist theories of knowledge. (III) 4. Describe and critically analyze the major arguments for the existence of God. (IV) 5.
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