The lectures will focus on one of the main topics of theoretical philosophy with reference to one or more texts of classic thinkers of the past and of the most relevant among the contemporary philosophers.
Students will further analyze some classic and contemporary theoretic themes in philosophy; they will learn to master the methods and tools needed to approach such problems; they will learn to discuss classic texts through a seminar method.
Lecture. Part of the 9 cfu course will be performed through seminar sessions, with the collaboration of Dr. Attilio Bruzzone.
Contents for students who are taking the 6-CFU course
Kant on the problem of interpreting the religious meaning of the Bible.
Contents for students who are taking the 9-CFU course
Part 1 Kant on the problem of interpreting the religious meaning of the Bible. Part 2 Humanistic interpretation of religions and Ernst Bloch's utopia of a meta-religion.
The reading list for this course, together with the lecturer's suggestions and instructions are available on the Italian version of the web page.
Ricevimento: FOR STUDENTS: First semester: Monday 9-11 AM and Thursday 3-4 PM; Second semester: Tuesday 11 AM-1 PM and Friday 9-11 AM (DAFIST, Philosophy Section, via Balbi 4, 2nd floor) FOR GRADUATING STUDENTS: First semester: Monday 9-11 AM and Thursday 3-4 PM; Second semester: Tuesday 11 AM-1 PM and Friday 9-11 AM (DAFIST, Philosophy Section, via Balbi 4, 2nd floor)
Ricevimento: FRANCESCO CAMERA Office hours Monday 10-12 AM (DAFIST, Philosophy Section via Balbi 4, 2nd floor)
GERARDO CUNICO (President)
FRANCESCO CAMERA
ROBERTO CELADA BALLANTI
DOMENICO VENTURELLI
February 20, 2018.
PHILOSOPHICAL THEORIES
Oral exam.
Oral exam. Students are invited to actively participate to classes by submitting an individual presentation (oral and written). The presentation will replace part of the exam. Exam material: for students who are taking the 6-CFU course: Texts A and B for students who are taking the 9-CFU course: Part 1: texts A and B. Part 2: texts A and B.
