PHIL273
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Hist of Medievl Phil
Course Title
Hist of Medievl Phil
Course Description
A study of Augustine and the great synthesis of Thomas Aquinas, analyzed in the context of the philosophic-theological intellectual atmosphere of the thirteenth century. Non-Thomistic syntheses of Bacon, Bonaventure, and Duns Scotus are evaluated. Then the decline of scholasticism is studied with emphasis on Ockham, Suarez and the Electives.
Pass/Fail Only?
No
Faculty Permission Required?
No
Credit Hours Min
3
Instructional Method
Lecture
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Learning Objective 1
Objective
Comprehend and apply methods of philosophical analysis to the basic theories, methods, concepts, and assumptions of a field within philosophy or in another discipline, such as history, science, law, education, or engineering.
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Learning Objective 2
Objective
Critically analyze and evaluate philosophical ideas, theories, and assumptions about the human person and community, as they are found either in philosophy or in other disciplines.
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Learning Objective 3
Objective
Apply philosophical analysis and wisdom to practical decisions, complex situations, and lived experiences.
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Learning Objective 4
Objective
Discuss and evaluate the cultural and argumentative contexts of the significant philosophical movements of the medieval period