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    This document provides the course syllabus for Philosophy 10: Approaches to Philosophy. The objectives of the course are to broaden students' intellectual horizons, enhance awareness of various disciplines, balance nationalism and internationalism, and integrate philosophical knowledge and skills. The syllabus outlines 5 sections that will be covered: 1) A history of philosophy, 2) The problem of meaning, 3) Idealism in metaphysics and epistemology, 4) Ethics and the concept of good, and 5) Other philosophical questions and applications. Student grades will be based on midterm and final exams, seatwork, papers, recitation, attendance, and reporting. The syllabus was prepared by lecturer KC Abalos and provides

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    This document provides the course syllabus for Philosophy 10: Approaches to Philosophy. The objectives of the course are to broaden students' intellectual horizons, enhance awareness of various disciplines, balance nationalism and internationalism, and integrate philosophical knowledge and skills. The syllabus outlines 5 sections that will be covered: 1) A history of philosophy, 2) The problem of meaning, 3) Idealism in metaphysics and epistemology, 4) Ethics and the concept of good, and 5) Other philosophical questions and applications. Student grades will be based on midterm and final exams, seatwork, papers, recitation, attendance, and reporting. The syllabus was prepared by lecturer KC Abalos and provides

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    Philosophy 10

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    This document provides the course syllabus for Philosophy 10: Approaches to Philosophy. The objectives of the course are to broaden students' intellectual horizons, enhance awareness of various disciplines, balance nationalism and internationalism, and integrate philosophical knowledge and skills. The syllabus outlines 5 sections that will be covered: 1) A history of philosophy, 2) The problem of meaning, 3) Idealism in metaphysics and epistemology, 4) Ethics and the concept of good, and 5) Other philosophical questions and applications. Student grades will be based on midterm and final exams, seatwork, papers, recitation, attendance, and reporting. The syllabus was prepared by lecturer KC Abalos and provides

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    Philosophy 10: Approaches to Philosophy

    Course Syllabus

    Objectives:
    • To broaden students’ intellectual and cultural horizons
    • To enhance the students’ awareness of various disciplines
    • To balance nationalism and internationalism
    • To integrate knowledge and skills in Philosophy and analysis

    I. Philosophy: A History
    II. The Nature of Philosophy: The Problem of Meaning
    • Introduction to the Problem of Meaning
    • Philosophical Investigations by Wittgenstein (selections)
    • Zen Buddhism
    III. Idealism: Metaphysical & Epistemological
    • Introduction to the Subject of Idealism
    • The Duality of Plato
    • Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita (selections)
    • The Critique of Pure Reason, Immanuel Kant (selections)
    IV. Ethics: Morality & The Concept of Good
    • Introduction to The Concept of Good
    • Deontological & Teleological Readings
    • Confucius, The Doctrine of the Mean
    • Friedrich Nietzsche, The Genealogy of Morals
    • Pilosopiyang Pilipino: Konsepto ng Utang na Loob,
    Pakikipagkapwa Tao, etc.
    V. Other Philosophical Questions and Application

    Grade Breakdown:
    Midterm Exam: 25% Seatwork, Papers, Reporting:
    25%
    Final Exam: 25% Recitation and Attendance: 25%

    Prepared by:
    KC M. Abalos
    Lecturer
    Department of Social Sciences
    Consultation Hours: 1-2:30 PM TF
    Email: kcabalos@gmail.com

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