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课程名称：永恒哲学导论 课程概述：本课程旨在探讨哲学的定义、人类知识的运作及其局限性，以及如何实现个人和社会的美好生活。课程内容围绕丹尼尔·J·沙利文的书籍《哲学导论》进行，学生需要获取该书才能参与课程。每章节的阅读材料配有阅读问题、小测验、视频讲座及写作提示，以深化理解。作为天主教知识传统的一部分，课程特别适合对宗教有兴趣的学生，同时也为希望将该课程纳入自学课程的家长提供指导。 该课程适合从未接触过哲学的初学者、曾对哲学感到困惑却未深入了解的人，以及希望深入了解沙利文所呈现思想传统的哲学爱好者。课程无须预备知识，适合任何有兴趣深入学习的人。 涵盖主题包括： - 哲学起源于古希腊 - 苏格拉底、柏拉图与亚里士多德的教义 - 人性的独特性，特别是我们的认知能力 - 认识如何将智力与世界相连 - 反对怀疑主义的论证 - 人类灵魂的性质与不朽 - 美德伦理学及反对相对主义的论证 - 自然道德法则与良知 - 四种主要美德 - 社会的性质与政治义务 如果您正在寻找一本适合入门的哲学书籍，这门课程正是您所需要的。
What is philosophy? How does human knowing work and what are its limits? How do we achieve the good life, as individuals and as societies?This introduction to philosophy explores all those questions and more. (See list of topics below.)The course is organized around chapters of the book Introduction to Philosophy, by Daniel J. Sullivan. You must have access to the book to take the course. (See "How to Get the Book" for ISBN and links.)For each chapter's reading, I have prepared reading questions, a quiz, one or more video lectures, and a writing prompt to help you deepeen and cement your understanding. "Perennial philosophy" is part of the Catholic intellectual tradition, so Catholic and Christian students may take special interest in this course and in Sullivan's book. It includes a guide for homeschool parents who want to add this course to their curriculum.This course is perfect for absolute beginners who have never read any philosophy before, and for people who have struggled with philosophy before but never got far with it, and even for skilled students of philosophy who want to know more about the tradition of thought that Sullivan presents. No prior knowlege of philosophy is required: both the book and my material assume you are an ordinary person interested in learning more. If that is you, this may be the introduction to philosophy you are looking for.Topics Covered:Origin of Philosophy in Ancient GreeceTeachings of Socrates, Plato, AristotleUniqueness of Human Nature, especially our power of knowingHow Knowing Unites our Intellect to the WorldArgument Against SkepticismNature and Immortality of the Human SoulVirtue Ethics, Argument Against RelativismNatural Moral Law and ConscienceFour Cardinal VirtuesNature of Society and Political Obligationand more
