PHIL201
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WORLD WISDOM TRADITIONS
Course Description
This course will introduce you to Philosophy's "World Wisdom Traditions." Philosophers are supposed to be "lovers ofwisdom." They sometimes make arguments on what is real, or what is just, or what is true. In this class, we will all become philosophers. And as philosophers, some questions we will ask ourselves are: What is an argument, and why make one? Does God exist? Do we exist?
How should we treat ourselves or other people? Special attention will be paid to how Eastern and Western philosophy and religion intersect in four great wisdom traditions: the Abrahamic, Greco—Roman, Indian, and Chinese traditions.
How should we treat ourselves or other people? Special attention will be paid to how Eastern and Western philosophy and religion intersect in four great wisdom traditions: the Abrahamic, Greco—Roman, Indian, and Chinese traditions.
Convening Group
Course Attributes
Gen Ed 18-Global Awareness (GEGA), Gen Ed 2018 (GE18), OLD GE-TOPICS ARTS&HUMANATIES (GTAH), WRITING INTENSIVE (WRIT)