Overview
This course aims to introduce viewers to the field of philosophy and its fundamental concepts. By the end of the course, learners will understand the nature of philosophical inquiry, be able to differentiate between various types of questions, and grasp the importance of rational argumentation. The course covers skills such as critical thinking, argument analysis, and questioning assumptions. The teaching method involves presenting examples and explanations to illustrate key philosophical ideas. The course is designed for college students considering studying philosophy, as well as parents or friends seeking to understand the discipline better.
Syllabus
Introduction
Examples of Questions
What Makes Philosophy Philosophical
Deep Questions
Empirical Questions
NonEmpirical Questions
Mathematical Geometric Questions
What is Philosophy
Argument
Controversial
Rational Argument
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Salary Comparison
Why One Should Study
Taught by
Jeffrey Kaplan