24.00 Problems of Philosophy, Fall 2001

Title:	24.00 Problems of Philosophy, Fall 2001
Author:	Haslanger, Sally Anne
Issue Date:	2001-12
Abstract:	The course has two main goals: First, to give you a sense of what philosophers think about and why. This will be done through consideration of some perennial philosophical problems, e.g., the existence of God, reason and faith, personal identity and immortality, freewill, moral responsibility, and standards for moral conduct. We will draw on readings by important figures in the history of philosophy as well as contemporary authors. The second goal is to develop your philosophical skills, and your critical and argumentative skills more generally.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/34900
Other Identifiers:	24.00-Fall2001
Other Identifiers:	24.00 IMSCP-MD5-f7a21a9b6b66a8f17d4965b0738ef651
Keywords:	Philosophy, moral conduct, moral responsibility, free will, faith, 380101, Philosophy

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