ECTS - PWSZ im. Witelona w Legnicy

The Witelon University of Applied Sciences in Legnica – Field: Tourism and recreation
ECTS credits
3
1. Course title
Philosophy and the ethics
2. Course contents
The introduction in world of philosophical thought( the background the socio - political the Ancient Greece, Homer,
Hezjod, myths, the language, society , first the relating the man matters )
The basic messages with field of philosophical anthropology ( the man's, different conceptions the man's definition,
man the intelligent creature)
Present philosophy about man ( Existentialism, Personalizm, Postmodernizm )
The man's happiness ( the conceptions of happiness, eastern philosophy and western about happiness, Arystoteles,
Christianity)
Man and working ( artistic works, search scientific, work )
Man in report from different (man social creature, it is friends theories (Platon, Arystoteles), love, social reports )
The theories of feelings ( Arystoteles, Thomas from Aquinas, the present theories )
The problem of aggression( the aggression as human pathology the, cause of aggression, counteraction the aggression )
The ethicist ( the problem of human values, individual good and the social good, ideals and the reality )
The aesthetics ( the theories of art, beauty and the education )
The human freedom ( the question of freedom, different conceptions of freedom, freedom and the rape, liberalism and
the freedom )
The life the death and the suffering ( the sense of life, balance of life, euthanasia?, cloning?, the interference in nature )
Right ( natural right, right made up, right unwritten, lawlessness and anarchy )
Language ( philosophical language, poetry, symbolic language, colloquial language )
Space of life ( the theory, the experience, sensualism, materialism, theism )
3. Prerequisites
None
4. Learning outcomes
Understood connected problems during meeting be becomes undertaken wide with philosophical anthropology. The
acquired in track of lectures knowledge should favourably favorably influence on general culture and listeners'
development as well as assure creating deeper humanism.
5. Recommended reading
TATARKIEWICZ W., Historia Filozofii, I-III, (Wyd. 15),Warszawa 1998.
PETTIT P., Przewodnik Po Współczesnej Filozofii Politycznej, Warszawa, 1998.
ŚWIEŻAWSKI S., Dzieje Europejskiej Filozofii Klasycznej, Warszawa-Wrocław, 2000.
REALE G., Historia Filozofii Starożytnej, I-III, Lublin, 1999.
GRATELOUP L., Wędrówki Po Filozofii, Wrocław 1999.
PALACZ R., Klasycy Filozofii, Warszawa 1987.
PLATON, Dialogi, Warszawa, 1988.
DAROWSKI R., Filozofia Człowieka, Kraków 1995.
6. Type of course
Obligatory
7. Teaching team
Institution of Philosophy and the Political Ideas
8. Course structure
Form Number of hours Semester Year
Lecture 15 2 1
Classes 15 2 1
Laboratory
Project
Seminar
Other
Total student’s workload 90
9. Assessment methods
written test, exam
10. Language of instruction
Polish
ECTS Course Catalogue 2010/2011
885