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3. BA Philosophy: Modern Philosophy Paper 2000 BA EXAMINATION. for Internal Students. This paper is also taken by Combined StudiesStudents. PHILOSOPHY. Modern Philosophy from Bacon and Descartes to Kant. http://www.lon.ac.uk/academic/philosophy/Modern00BA.html

UNIVERSITY OF LONDON BA EXAMINATION for Internal Students This paper is also taken by Combined Studies Students PHILOSOPHY Modern Philosophy from Bacon and Descartes to Kant Answer THREE questions, at least ONE from Section A and ON E from Section B. Candidates taking the Optional Paper (l), The Philosophy of Kant, may NOT attempt questions from Section C, marked with an asterisk. SECTION A the Meditations. inference is it? and body. mode of substance? for holding that any mode of thought and any mode of extension are one and the same? but not necessitated to create the best? the subject concept is compatible with contingency but not with human freedom.’ Discuss. arguments convincing? SECTION B Essay Books II-IV to accept some form of innatism? Give reasons for your answer. secondary qualities’? What does he mean by ‘mediately perceivable secondary qualities’? What does he think we can we can learn about the former by considering the character of the latter? in respect of their primary qualities, but not in respect of their secondary qualities? Is his view plausible?

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8. SYLLABUS: Philosophy 494/694: Modern Jewish Thought SYLLABUS. Selected Topics in philosophy modern Jewish Thought. Spring1999 Philosophy 494.004/694.004. updated 4/18/99 NEW ADDITIONS http://equinox.comnet.unr.edu/homepage/danah/mjt.htm

SYLLABUS Selected Topics in Philosophy: Modern Jewish Thought Spring 1999 - Philosophy 494.004/694.004 updated 4/18/99 NEW ADDITIONS: Resources and Links relevant to the works we have been studying. Final Paper Assignment Monday, 2:30 - 5:15 p.m. Edmund J. Cain Hall, Room 108H Instructor: Dana Hollander Campus Mail: Philosophy Department/102 (EJCH 108) E-mail: danah@unr.edu Tel.: 784-6848 (office); 358-3469 (home) Office Hours: Wednesday 2-3, in EJCH 108K, or by appointment. Course Description Course Readings Course Requirements Week 1 ... May 3 Course Description This course focuses on those German-Jewish philosophers (Cohen, Buber, Rosenzweig) whose work has shaped what we understand by Jewish philosophy in the 20th century. We will then read some works by French and American thinkers (Levinas, Soloveitchik, Heschel) who were influenced by the German-Jewish philosophical legacy and have in their turn made important contributions to contemporary Jewish thought. In moving, roughly chronologically, through the works of these thinkers, we will examine how each understands the relationship between Judaism and philosophy, and how each makes the distinction or conjunction of these two entities or terms productive for his thought. We will also look at the historical and cultural contexts of their thought, especially those developments which helped shape the situation of Jews in Germany in the early 20th century. Questions to be considered include: Can there be such a thing as a Jewish philosophy, or a philosophy of Judaism? How have Jewish traditions in the broadest sense participated in the philosophical canon or in philosophical questioning? If we understand philosophy as having a claim to universal validity, what does it mean to emphasize its historically or culturally determinate sources (such as Greek or Judeo-Christian)? What can philosophy tell us about Judaism, e.g, about means of Jewish identification, about the nature of Jewish law and religious observance, or about the role of politics and history?

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Home Index Updating course ... Dutch Courses - Study Years 2002-2003 B-KUL-W010 History of Philosophy: Modern Philosophy Language: English Duration: 2 sem.h. 5 study points This course is taught during the 1st semester Taught by Herman De Dijn (course holder) in the study years Certificate of the Junior Program in Leuven (choice) ( 1st semester 2nd semester 2nd Year Bachelor of Philosophy (choice) ( 1st semester 2nd semester One Year Bachelor of Philosophy (choice) ( 1st semester 2nd semester Aims General introduction to the notion/paradigm of Modernity. Prerequisite Contents Detailed analysis of 7 major positions: Descartes, Spinoza, Leibniz, Locke, Berkeley, Hume, Kant. Teaching activities Lectures Exam Oral Course Material Handbook: Roger Scruton, A Short History of Modern Philosophy. From Descartes to Wittgenstein , London, Routledge, 1995, 2nd rev. and enl. ed. Descartes, Meditations ; Hume, Treatise of Human Nature , Bk.1; R. Scruton, Kant , Past Masters Series, Oxford: Oxford U P, 1982. Excerpts from Spinoza's Ethics ; Leibniz

11. W010-History Of Philosophy: Modern Philosophy BKUL-W010 History of philosophy modern Philosophy. Lectures Exam. Oral CourseMaterial. Handbook Roger Scruton, A Short History of Modern Philosophy. http://cwisdb.cc.kuleuven.ac.be/onderwijs/w010.htm

Home Beleids- informatie Onderwijs- aanbod Studie- begeleiding ... Vlaanderen en internationaal Vakken - Studiejaren 2002-2003 Index Aanpassing syllabi English B-KUL-W010 History of Philosophy: Modern Philosophy Taal: Engels Omvang: 2 sem.u. 5 studiepunten Dit vak wordt gedoceerd in het 1ste semester Gedoceerd door Herman De Dijn (titularis) in de studiejaren Junior Program in Leuven (keuze) ( 1e semester 2e semester 2nd Year Bachelor of Philosophy (keuze) ( 1e semester 2e semester One Year Bachelor of Philosophy (keuze) ( 1e semester 2e semester Aims General introduction to the notion/paradigm of Modernity. Prerequisite Contents Detailed analysis of 7 major positions: Descartes, Spinoza, Leibniz, Locke, Berkeley, Hume, Kant. Teaching activities Lectures Exam Oral Course Material Handbook: Roger Scruton, A Short History of Modern Philosophy. From Descartes to Wittgenstein , London, Routledge, 1995, 2nd rev. and enl. ed. Descartes, Meditations ; Hume, Treatise of Human Nature , Bk.1; R. Scruton, Kant , Past Masters Series, Oxford: Oxford U P, 1982.

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13. MODERN PHILOSOPHY: The Philosophy Of Rationalism Adventures in philosophy modern PHILOSOPHY. But his enthusiasm for Descartes wasstronger, and he became an admirer of the father of modern philosophy. http://radicalacademy.com/adiphilrationalism.htm

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15. Unit Details -- HPA268, History Of Philosophy: Modern Philosophy 1999 Renaissance. To next unit Philosophy of Health Care. 1999. Historyof philosophy modern Philosophy. enrolment code HPA268/368. (Hobart http://www.admin.utas.edu.au/HANDBOOKS/ARCHIVE/UTASHBKS99/UNITS/UNITSH/HPA268.ht

This information was placed here on 25th March 1999 To preceding unit History of Philosophy: from Early Greece to the Renaissance To next unit Philosophy of Health Care History of Philosophy: Modern Philosophy enrolment code HPA268/368 (Hobart) Studies the development of philosophical ideas in the modern period, starting from the Renaissance and going through to the present day. Students see where those ideas came from and how they gave rise to traditions: how the ideas of Descartes, Leibniz, Spinoza and others formed one tradition; how the ideas of Hobbes, Locke, Berkeley, Hume and others formed a second; and how these two traditions gave rise to a third, the tradition of Kant and his followers. They will then be able to follow those traditions into the 20th century, where they are vigorously alive in the thought and writings of English-speaking philosophers and Continental philosophers alike. The unit will be useful not only to students of philosophy but also to students of history, literature, ancient civilisations, art, and religion. Staff Dr E Sleinis Campus and mode Hobart (internal) Unit weighting Semester semester 2 Teaching pattern 2x1-hr lectures weekly (12 wks) 1-hr tutorial weekly (11 wks) Prerequisites pass in any 25% level 100 unit in the BA schedule Methods of assessment 3000-word essay (40%), 3-hr exam in Nov (60%)

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20. Syllabus: Modern Philosophy History of philosophy modern Forrest Baird Walter Kaufmann (eds.), ModernPhilosophy, 3rd edition (Upper Saddle River, NJ Prentice Hall, 2000). http://home.olemiss.edu/~swilson/personal/syllabi/mod.html

History of Philosophy: Modern Course Syllabus Required Text: Modern Philosophy, 3rd edition (Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall, 2000). Course Description: This course will introduce students to some of the main philosophical texts of the modern period. We will read selections from Descartes, Locke, Berkeley, Hume, and Kant. The material to be discussed constitutes some of the most important, and challenging, work for students in the history of philosophy. We begin with the rationalism of Descartes; we will read his Meditations on First Philosophy, paying close attention to his skeptical hypothesis and his proposed answer to it; the distinction between mind and body; the nature of mind; the nature of our knowledge of our own minds; and arguments for the existence of God. We then turn to the first of three British Empiricists. Locke maintains that the human mind is a tabula rasa at birth, and that the only method to achieve any knowledge is through sense experience. We will discuss Locke's arguments against innate knowledge, his theory of ideas, his distinction between primary and secondary qualities, and his account of the nature of substance. Berkeley's theory is one of the most eccentric, and closely argued, positions in all of philosophy. We will see that although Berkeley agrees with Locke that there can be no innate ideas, he objects to Locke's account of the distinction between primary and secondary qualities and Locke's account of the nature of substance. Berkeley instead argues that we have no reason to believe in substance at all. Rather, the only things with which we are acquainted, and the only things we have any reason in which to believe, are ideas. We will spend some time examining Berkeley's odd, but powerful, idealism.

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