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Subject 'Philosophy I'

Name in Estonian: Filosoofia I

Year:   2013/2014    2014/2015    2015/2016    2016/2017    2017/2018    

State codeYY.23.01
Study languageEstonian
ChairDepartment of General Subjects
Credit points 2 ECTS
Grading method Distinctive

General description

• The definition and aims of philosophy, philosophical questions
• Sub-fields of philosophy
• Development of philosophy (Thales, Parmenides)
• The societal role of philosophy (sophists, Socrates)
• Division of philosophy (Plato and Aristotle)
• The Good Life Philosophy (Stoics, Epicuros)
• Aesthetic questions in ancient philosophy
• Sources and influences of Neo-Platonism
• Main issues of medieval philosophy
• Medieval philosophy in art

Study outcome

Upon completion of the course, students will:
• be aware of the most important aspects of the development of philosophy from the ancient times to the medieval period;
• know the sub-fields of philosophy;
• be aware of the multidisciplinary importance of philosophy;
• be able to analyse the importance of some of the early philosophical questions regarding the modern society and art.

Is taught in following curricula

2019: 2271  
2016: 2263  2266  2267  2268  2271  2272  2275  
2015: 2263  2266  2267  2268  2271  2272  2275  
2014: 2263  2266  2267  2268  2271  2272  2272  2275  
2013: 2266  2267  2268  2271  2272  2275  S,2263  
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