PHI244 — Existentialism
PHI 244 - Existentialism PHI 244 - Existentialism Description: The nature of human existence and our abilities to live meaningful and authentic lives. Emphasis on French, German, Danish, and Russian authors who maintain that life has no inherent meaning that humans can discover, but that we must determine meaning for ourselves. Topics may include: the human condition, the meaning of life, death, self-deception, authenticity, integrity and responsibility, guilt and shame, and love and sexuality. Reading Proficiency. General Education Competency: Written Communication; Diversity; Critical Thinking Lecture: 3 Lab: 0 Course Content: Historical developments of existential thought in German, French, Danish, and Russian philosophy The human condition The problem of the meaning of life The problem of authenticity The problem of free will The problem of death Learning
Prerequisites: ENG101, ENG101A, ENG101H