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Expand Collapse Module 1: Introduction to Philosophy Highlighted
  • How to Do Philosophy
  • Introduction to Philosophy
  • Plato - On Defending Philosophy
  • Bertrand Russell – On the Value of Philosophy
  • Final Questions and Activities on the Introduction to Philosophy
  • Module 1 Assignment
  • Module 1 Discussion Forum
Expand Collapse Module 2: Epistemology; How We Learn Highlighted
  • Introduction to Epistemology
  • Rene Descartes – On Doubt and Certainty
  • John Locke – On the Foundation of Knowledge
  • George Berkeley – On Materialism and Idealism
  • Immanuel Kant – On the Sources of Knowledge
  • William James - On Pragmatism and The Will to Believe
  • Final Questions and Activites
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Expand Collapse Module 3: Metaphysics; World Order of Things Highlighted
  • Introduction to Metaphysics
  • Plato – On the Allegory of the Cave
  • Plato – On Forms
  • Aristotle – On Categories
  • Aristotle - On Language and the Way Truth Works
  • Gottfried Wilhelm Liebniz – On Substances
  • David Hume – On Liberty and Necessity
  • Final Questions and Activities for Metaphysics
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Expand Collapse Module 4: Philosophy of Religion Highlighted
  • Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion
  • St. Anselm – On the Ontological Proof of God's Existence
  • St. Thomas Aquinas – On the Five Ways to Prove God's Existence
  • David Hume– On the Irrationality of Believing in Miracles
  • William James – On the Will to Believe
  • William Paley – On The Teleological Argument
  • Black Elk- Black Elk Speaks
  • Final Questions and Activities
  • Recorded lecture on Philosophies of Religion
  • Module 4 Discussion: Philosophy of Religion (Aquinas and Paley)
  • Quiz: Philosophy of Religion chapter
  • Essay: Philosophy of Religion
Expand Collapse Module 5: Philosophy of Science and Technology Highlighted
  • Introduction to Philosophy of Science and Technology
  • Donna Haraway- A Cyborg Manifesto
  • Steven Shapin and Simon Schaffer -Leviathan and the Air Pump
  • Thomas Kuhn- The Priority of Paradigms
  • Philosophy of Science and technology
  • Final Questions and Activities on the Philosophy of Science and Technology
  • Module 5 Assignment
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Expand Collapse Module 6: Ethics and Morality Highlighted
  • Introduction to Ethics and Morality
  • Aristotle - On Virtue
  • David Hume – On the Foundations of Morals
  • Immanuel Kant – On Moral Principles
  • Jeremy Bentham - On the Principle of Utility
  • John Stuart Mill – On Utilitarianism
  • Final Questions and Activities on Ethics and Morality
  • Media Critique
  • Discussion question: Aristotle and ethics
  • Video lecture on ethics and morality
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Expand Collapse Module 7: Socio-Political Philosophy Highlighted
  • Introduction to Socio-political Philosophy
  • Bertrand Russell – On Anti-Suffragist Arguments
  • Karl Marx & Frederick Engels – On Communism
  • Mary Wollstonecraft – On the Rights of Women
  • Jean-Jacques Rousseau - On Inequality
  • John Locke – On Property and the Formation of Societies
  • Thomas Hobbes – On The Social Contract
  • John Stuart Mill – On The Equality of Women
  • Final Questions and Activities in Socio-political Philosophy
  • Module 7 Assignment
  • Module 7 Discussion Forum
Expand Collapse Module 8: Art and Aesthetics Highlighted
  • Introduction to Art and Aesthetics
  • David Hume – On Opinion and Taste
  • Immanuel Kant – On the Aesthetic Taste
  • Plato – On the Value of Art and Imitation
  • Edmund Burke – On the Sublime
  • Final questions and activities
  • Module # Discussion Forum
  • Module # Assignment: Art diagram
  • Video lecture: Art and Aesthetics
  • Quiz: Art and Aesthetics
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  1. Human Geography
  2. Module 2 Assignment: Population Scavenger Hunt

Module 2 Assignment: Population Scavenger Hunt

Completion requirements
This assignment addresses course learning outcome 1, and module learning objective 2.
2020-world-population.pdf 2020-world-population.pdf
June 28 2023, 10:48 AM
Module 2 Assignment Population Scavenger Hunt.docx Module 2 Assignment Population Scavenger Hunt.docx
June 28 2023, 10:48 AM
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