General Catalog 1987-1988
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Included are Frege, Russell, and Wittgenstein, and schools include Logical Positivism, Logical Atomism, and Ordmary Language Philosophy.
A basically historical treatment of this period, stressing its continuity with the Modern Period. Emphasis on the role of logic and language in solving philosophical problems, such as the possibility of doing metaphysics and whether there are, a priori, necessary or analytic truths.
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Mr. Greenberg PHIL 67a This course will focus on t...he ancient (formerly PHIL 58a) philosophies of Confucianism, Taoism, and (POL 180a) Ch'an (Zen) Buddhism. The aim will be to Introduction to identify the concerns and ways of thinking Chinese Philosophy that are distinctive of each philosophy. We will explore, for example, the Confucian vision of the good life and determine why parable and anecdote are often used to articulate that vision. We will explore the metaphysical visions of the universe in Taoism and Ch'an Buddhism, and see how these visions are supposed to motivate a certain way of living in harmony with the universe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Included are Frege, Russell, and Wittgenstein, and schools include Logical Positivism, Logical Atomism, and Ordmary Language Philosophy.
A basically historical treatment of this period, stressing its continuity with the Modern Period. Emphasis on the role of logic and language in solving philosophical problems, such as the possibility of doing metaphysics and whether there are, a priori, necessary or analytic truths.
Usually offered every year.
Mr. Greenberg PHIL 67a This course will focus on t...he ancient (formerly PHIL 58a) philosophies of Confucianism, Taoism, and (POL 180a) Ch'an (Zen) Buddhism. The aim will be to Introduction to identify the concerns and ways of thinking Chinese Philosophy that are distinctive of each philosophy. We will explore, for example, the Confucian vision of the good life and determine why parable and anecdote are often used to articulate that vision. We will explore the metaphysical visions of the universe in Taoism and Ch'an Buddhism, and see how these visions are supposed to motivate a certain way of living in harmony with the universe.
What to read after General Catalog 1987-1988?
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