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INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY
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Credit: 3 Hours, Undergraduate
Gordon Rule: 6000
GenEd: H
Lessons: 15
CourseWork: Submit lessons online, by mail or fax
Exams: 0
Instructor: David Tostenson
MARILYN HOLLY
Delivery: Print
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Materials: $64.13
Admin Fee: $100.00
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Description & Materials An introduction to philosophy through a time-line study of various central questions of philosophy as exemplified in some work by Plato (a classical view of the nature of the ideal state and of the most excellent type of human being, as well why we should be just); Rene Descartes (a rationalist view of the existence of God, and the criteria of truth and knowledge); John Dewey (American pragmatist/empiricist philosophy as a modern redirection of thought toward the cure of social ills); Paul Tillich (an existentialist/ theological view of self, self-actualization, and human relations with each other and with the Ground of our Being).

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Title: PLATO, THE REPUBLIC
Author: G.M.A.GRUBE
Edition: 1992
ISBN: 0-872-201-368
Price: $10.61 (new)
Title: DISCOURSE ON METHOD AND MEDITATIONS
Author: DESCARTES, TRANSLATED BY LAFLEUR
Edition: 1952
ISBN: 0-023-672-609
Price: $9.80 (new)
Title: RECONSTRUCTION IN PHILOSOPHY
Author: JOHN DEWEY
Edition: 1957
ISBN: 0-807-015-857
Price: $22.40 (new)
Title: LOVE POWER AND JUSTICE
Author: PAUL TILLICH
Edition: 1954
ISBN: 0-195-002-229
Price: $21.32 (new)
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