|
所在平台: Coursera |
课程主页: https://www.coursera.org/learn/love-social-justice
课程评论：没有评论
课程名称：爱作为社会正义的力量 课程概述：本课程旨在介绍不同的爱概念，帮助参与者意识到爱的力量及其在日常生活中的应用，特别强调爱作为社会正义的力量。 课程目标包括：激发个人力量和赋权，通过相互学习，开始定义参与者如何将所学应用于服务社会。课程将探讨无私之爱（如同情和善良）作为社会正义与行动的动力，以及知识应用于积极社会变革的灵感。将讨论爱的生物学、心理学、宗教和社会角度，借助来自不同学科的专家经验进行分析。 在为期六周的课程中，将讨论以下主题：爱的种类/定义爱；非暴力沟通；爱与大脑生物学；爱作为宗教和伦理信仰的基本概念（如犹太教、基督教、伊斯兰教、佛教、甘地主义）；爱在一对一互动中的应用；爱在商业社区中的作用；爱在非政府组织中的实践；爱与社会正义；爱作为创造性和生命意义的表达；以及爱在我们未来生活中的展望。该课程旨在增强参与者对爱在创造社区、连接和功能性社会中重要性的认识。 课程材料将来源于多种资源，课堂目标之一是让参与者了解爱的相关文学，课程阅读书目将在后续的课程大纲中列出。
Name:Introduction
Description:Course introduction
Name:Words and the Meaning of Love
Description:
Name:Love and the Brain
Description:
Name:Love and Monotheistic Religions
Description:
Name:Love and Systems of Ethical Thought
Description:
Name:Love in Action in One-on-One Interactions
Description:
Name:Love in Action at Work in the Business Community
Description:
Name:Love in Action in Non-Governmental Organizations
Description:
Name:Love and Social Justice
Description:
Name: Love as an Expression of Creativity and Meaning in Life
Description:
Name:Love in our Future Lives
Description:
The objectives of this course are: -To introduce participants to different concepts of love, to empower them to be conscious of the power of love and the possibility of practicing it in everyday life, and to highlight in particular the idea of love as a force for social justice. -To communicate a sense of personal strength and empowerment by actively learning from each other and beginning to define how participants can apply their learning in service to society. This course will explore the concept of agape love (compassion/kindness) as a force for social justice and action and as the inspiration for service and the application of knowledge to positive social change. Biological, psychological, religious, and social perspectives of love will be discussed, drawing on the expertise of people from a variety of disciplines. During the six-week course, the following topics will be raised and discussed: kinds of love/defining love; non-violent communication; love and the biology of the brain; love as a basic concept of religious and ethical beliefs (e.g., Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Gandhian); love applied in action, and poetic expressions of love as a social force. This curriculum aims to foster a sense of the importance of love as a key phenomenon in creating community, connection, and functional societies among humans. Course materials will draw from a variety of sources. One of the goals of the class is to provide participants with some knowledge of the literature of love, and readings for the course are listed in the outline of the course on the pages that follow.
