《西方哲学史》教学大纲 - 『 南通大学 』（Syllabus of the history of Western Philosophy - Nantong University）.docVIP

《西方哲学史》教学大纲 - 『 南通大学 』（Syllabus of the history of Western Philosophy - Nantong University） Collected by oneself Mistakes are unavoidable For reference only In case of error Please correct me! Thank you Syllabus of the history of Western Philosophy Course Name: history of Western Philosophy Credits: 2 total hours: 32 Applicable major: Ideological and Political Education First, the nature and tasks of this course This course is an elective course for undergraduate students in Ideological and Political Education The task of this course is to enable students to understand and master some important philosophical schools and their ideological threads in the history of Western Philosophy Understanding the history of the development of western philosophy from ancient Greece to German classical philosophy for more than two thousand years To provide students with useful thought food, theoretical thinking experience and lessons Train students critical spirit Train students theoretical thinking ability in analyzing and solving problems For their in-depth understanding of Marxs philosophy and further study of modern western theories lay the foundation Two, the teaching content and basic requirements of this course Introduction Teaching purpose and basic requirements: Learn through this chapter Students need to know the subjects of this course Understanding the differences and relations between western philosophy, Chinese philosophy and India Philosophy Familiar with the significance and method of learning western philosophy history Grasp the relation between philosophy history and Philosophy Content of courses： I. what is the history of philosophy? (1) philosophical problems (two) the relation between philosophy history and Philosophy Two, why study western philosophy history? (1) the significance of studying the history of western philosophy; (two) learning methods Three, the coverage of the history of Western Philosophy (1) the meaning of the West (two) the differences and rel