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22. Philosophy General Education Objectives The Lander University Philosophy program is part of the Humanities Division. http://philosophy.lander.edu/lander/gen_ed.html

Department of History and Philosophy Lander University Greenwood, SC 29649 Philosophy Homepage What is Philosophy? Minor Program Course Listing ... Assessment password access General Education Objectives Awards Contact Us Credits Academic Divisions The Lander University 2003-2004 Catalog lists the following goals of General Education for philosophy courses: Phil 102 Introduction of Philosophical Inquiry Phil 103 Introduction to Logic Phil 203 Scientific Reasoning Phil 302 Ethics ... Phil 315 Existentialism Phil 102 Introduction of Philosophical Inquiry Graduates of Lander University should 1. to be able to gather and critically analyze information in several ways in order to develop a basis for reasoned judgments; to synthesize diverse ideas and information; and to recognize and tolerate ambiguity. 2. be able to convey and understand ideas clearly 4. be aware of the nature of the world in which they live and recognize that each individual shares responsibility for the condition of that world 5. recognize that their world is a product of cultural heritage and that knowledge of the concerns of people from other times and places promotes clearer understanding of their own lives

23. Lampeter Philosophy: General Reading List Philosophy has been taught at Lampeter, Wales’ oldest university, for over 175 years. The first students, in 1827, were taught only logic and metaphysics; http://www.lamp.ac.uk/philosophy/reading.html

Choose a Destination The Department Staff Contacts Applications Undergraduate Courses Students Links What is Philosophy? E-mail Lampeter Philosophy Home University of Wales, Lampeter Department of Philosophy Reading List General Reading List The journals Cogito and Philosophy Now are particularly recommended for students taking Part One philosophy courses. As to introductory books, the following are especially valuable (the Library shelf-numbers are given when available): Contact us Back to Part One Roger Scruton: An Intelligent Person's Guide to Philosophy (100 SCR) Nigel Warburton: Philosophy: The Basics (100 WAR) P. Edwards: The Encyclopaedia of Philosophy (R103 EDW) A Modern Introduction to Philosophy(108 MOD) A. Flew: An Introduction to Philosophy(100 FLE) M. Hollis: Invitation to Philosophy (100 HOL) J. Hospers: An Introduction to Philosophical Analysis (100 HOS) S. Korner: Fundamental Questions of Philosophy (100 KOR) R. Lindley et al: What Philosophy Does (100 LIN) T. Nagel: What Does It All Mean? (100 NAG) Robert M. Martin:

24. DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY GENERAL INFORMATION 48 hours of general education are added in (and 9 hours of philosophy can be the philosophy minor serves as a way of combining general education and http://www.mansfield.edu/~philosop/general.html

THE MANSFIELD PHILOSOPHY PROGRAM General Information Bachelor of Arts Minor in Philosophy Many students transfer into our philosophy program when they take an introductory course and find out how exciting and challenging the world of ideas can be. The program is made up of courses that will teach you critical thinking and how to construct, analyze and evaluate arguments. Courses in Western and Eastern philosophies are included. With such issues as business ethics, arms control, right-to-life and other challenges that humanity has never faced before, philosophy has become increasingly important. The hallmark of this program is its flexibilitythe department specifies only 33 credits in philosophy which means you can combine this major with dozens of other emphases or concentrations or another major. Some careers: Philosophy is good preparation for graduate school in many specialties, including philosophy, medicine and law. Many students who enter medicine or law school or MBA programs, earn their first degree in philosophy. A variety of businesses and industries, including the banking industry, are looking for graduates with well-rounded liberal arts backgrounds that a program such as philosophy gives you. Catalog of Course Offerings Phl 1191 Ethical Issues in Allied Health Care (for Associates Degree programs only) Phl 2200 Critical Thinking Phl 2201 Introduction to Philosophy Phl 2202 Contemporary Moral Issues Phl 2259 Philosophy of Religion Phl 3230 Formal Logic Phl 3260 Topics in Professional Ethics

25. Korean History:: A Bibliography :::::: [RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY - General] Religion and philosophy general. Bahn, Archie J. Korean Philosophy. Hanguk ch olhak yongu 17 (1988) 8193. Bahn, Archie J. Chinese and Korean http://www.hawaii.edu/korea/bibliography/religion_philosophy-general.htm

Korean History: A Bibliography Compiled by Kenneth R. Robinson Maintained by The Center for Korean Studies, University of Hawai`i CKS HOME Korean History: A Bibliography Religion and Philosophy: General Bahn, Archie J. "Korean Philosophy." Hanguk ch'olhak yongu Bahn, Archie J. "Chinese and Korean Pragmatism." Hanguk ch'olhak yongu Bahn, Archie J. "Korean Philosophies." In Che-6 hoe kukche haksulhoe ui nonmunjip: Hangukhak ui segye-kwa . Songnam: Hanguk chongshin munhwa yonguwon, 1991. Bahn, Archie J. "Korean Philosophies." Hanguk ch'olhak yongu Baker, Don. "Danger Within: Guilt and Moral Frailty in Korean Religion." Acta Koreana Chang, Byung Kil. "Study on the History of Religions in Korea."

26. Trinity College Dublin Philosophy: General Aims To give students a solid, scholarly grounding in the classical texts which form the history of western philosophy, which in turn has been one of the http://www.tcd.ie/Philosophy/handbook/aims.html

Click here to return to Undergraduate page. General Aims To give students a solid, scholarly grounding in the classical texts which form the history of western philosophy, which in turn has been one of the formative influences upon western culture. To teach students to think for themselves by teaching them the fundamentals of both formal and informal reasoning. To teach students to question their own basic assumptions as well as to articulate and support their own points of view carefully and thoughtfully, both on paper and in speech. To teach students how to subject someone else’s viewpoint or theory or argument to careful, rigorous, yet fair critique. To give students the confidence to engage in a sophisticated analytical way with the moral, political, aesthetic and religious questions which lie at the heart of their own culture in their own generation. To give students a breadth of interests which can only be acquired by studying the thought of both the present and past ages, and of both their own and other cultural milieus. To encourage students in the search for (and perhaps even the attainment of) truth.

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32. Philosophy: General Info General Information about the Philosophy program. To study Philosophy is to pursue the truth. It is a discipline which asks “why? http://www.evcc.ctc.edu/template.cfm?doc_id=419

33. Department Of Philosophy General Info More information about theoretical philosophy will appear later. Practical Philosophy. Basic course in Practical Philosophy http://www.phil.gu.se/adminphil.html

Department of Philosophy The Department Courses The Department We haunt a very beautiful house of ancient lineage, only a short walk from the main estate of the Faculty of Arts. Visitor's address is Dicksonsgatan 4. Postal address is: Department of Philosophy Box 200 phone: (+46) 31-773 45 70 Fax: (+46) 31-773 49 45 Courses Only a few undergraduate courses are shown at present; more information will be given later. Theoretical Philosophy Basic course in Theoretical Philosophy This half-year course consists of four parts: elements of semantics and logic, history of western philosophy, introduction to 20th century philosophy (analytical philosophy, phenomenology, hermeneutics etc.), and a free specialization. COURSES IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE Models of Human Thinking The aims of this half-year course are (1) to give an overview over traditional and modern problems, theories, methods and results in research on cognitive processes, and (2) to give the students basic knowledge about and mastery of techniques from artificial intelligence (AI) and artificial neural networks theory (ANN). The course has four parts: Foundations of cognitve theory, Artificial intelligence and human thinking, Representation and memory in neural networks, and Philosophy of mind. More information about theoretical philosophy will appear later.

34. UT Philosophy: General Philosophy Links The University of Tennessee, Knoxville was founded in 1794 and was designated the state landgrant institution in 1879. The University now has nearly 26000 http://web.utk.edu/~philosop/genphil.htm

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35. ASU Department Of Philosophy: General Information Arizona State University Department of Philosophy Website. http://www.asu.edu/clas/philosophy/general_info.htm

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36. Glossary Of Religion And Philosophy Glossary of religion and philosophy terms. Search. Agnosticism / Atheism Glossary of Religion philosophy general http://atheism.about.com/library/glossary/indexes/blglossary_general.htm

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37. Teaching Philosophy   General Teaching Philosophy. General. Good teaching is helping students to learn how to learn. The responsibility of teachers is to set the agenda and decide what http://science.widener.edu/~vatnick/phil.htm

T eaching Philosophy General Good teaching is helping students to learn how to learn. The responsibility of teachers is to set the agenda and decide what knowledge should be considered. The responsibility of students is to choose to learn. The expert teacher promotes student learning by encouraging the discovery and construction of new knowledge. Is teaching an art or a science? I believe that it is both. I base my teaching on the learning theory of David Ausubel . His and other research in cognitive psychology has laid a sound theoretical foundation on which the craft of teaching can be practiced. Meaningful learning is the primary concept in Ausubel's theory. To learn meaningfully, individuals must focus on relations among ideas and link newly acquired knowledge to their previous knowledge. Meaningful learning can be promoted by the use of a variety of educational strategies and tools. Human beings are beautifully various and inventive. In the classroom each individual needs to be reached in his/her learning style. Incorporating different teaching modalities in every lesson is one of the many challenges that makes teaching such a fun and rewarding experience. Education changes the human experiences of individuals and opens up avenues that otherwise never could be explored. This is why the opportunity to facilitate and take part in education is an exhilarating life-long vocation.

38. Philosophy And Religious Studies - University Of Canterbury General information and information on Stage One, Two, Three and Four courses, cognitive science programme, planning a degree in Philosophy, how to write philosophy essays and the Turing Archive for the History of Computing http://www.phil.canterbury.ac.nz/

UC Home Courses Departments Library ... Search For Prospective Students Undergraduate Students Postgraduate Students Visitors and Community Disciplines Philosophy History and Philosophy of Science Religious Studies About School Contacts People Courses ... Library News Marsden Fund Award In the latest Marsden Fund round, Professors Cynthia Macdonald and Graham Macdonald have been awarded a grant to investigate the question of whether minds make a causal difference to behaviour, and if so, how. Their project is to develop a theory of mental causation that will have ramifications for the nature of explanation in the social sciences. David Novitz Prize The winner of the David Novitz Prize for 2005 is Hamish Bridges. This Scholarship was established in 2003 in memory of Associate Professor David Novitz, who taught philosophy at Canterbury from 1971 until his untimely death in 2001. National Endowment for the Humanities Award Professor Cynthia Macdonald has been awarded one of the very prestigious National Endowment for the Humanities Awards for 2005-6. The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) is an independent federal agency created in 1965. It is the largest funder of humanities programs in the United States. The purpose for which this fellowship was awarded is to facilitate research and original scholarship. As Jim Turner from the NEH stated,it's a great achievement in a very competitive program.

39. Australia: Religion And Philosophy: General Resources (Portals To The World, Lib An annotated list of general Australian religion and philosophy websites selected by Area Specialists and other Library staff using Library of Congress http://www.loc.gov/rr/international/main/australia/relig-general.html

The Library of Congress Global Gateway Portals to the World Australia Find in Portals Web Pages Global Gateway Pages All Library Web Pages Australia: Religion and Philosophy: General Resources Created and maintained by the Humanities and Social Sciences Division Collections and Services Directorate, An Alcove 9 Project Australian Religion and Beliefs on the Internet General portal maintained by the National Library of Australia and organized by subject, with a keyword search feature. Religion in Australia (from Adherents.com) Brief overview of religion in Australia, with statistics drawn from the latest decennial census. Submit a link Humanities and Social Sciences Division The Library of Congress Global Gateway ... Australia August 30, 2005 Ask a Librarian

40. VAPS VCE Later Years Philosophy Teaching Resources Later years philosophy general. 1. Admitting Descartes demon into the classroom click here. 2. Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority VCE Philosophy http://www.jcsav.vic.edu.au/vaps/vceresource/vceresources.htm

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