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diff --git a/philos/teaching/PHIL_150A1.mdwn b/philos/teaching/PHIL_150A1.mdwn index 38ab8d8..3e53e04 100644 --- a/philos/teaching/PHIL_150A1.mdwn +++ b/philos/teaching/PHIL_150A1.mdwn @@ -8,6 +8,30 @@ by Western culture, and have the opportunity to improve your ability to think and write critically by considering whether and how what these thinkers have had to say is correct. +# Learning objectives + +1. You will read and gain an understanding of some foundational texts in + Western philosophy. + +2. You will study and explore core philosophical questions regarding what we + essentially are and what is good for us. + +3. You will write and revise philosophical essays explaining and analysing the + views presented in the course reading material. + +# Learning outcomes + +1. You will be able to understand what an author means to say in difficult + philosophical texts, and demonstrate this understanding by answering + comprehension questions. + +2. You will be able to defend in depth your understanding and conception of + two philosophical topics, in the writing of two philosophical essays. + +3. You will be able to identify and engage in distinctively philosophical + theorising about a number of topics, and express this understanding in + formulating the basic structure of your written answers. + # Instructor * Sean Whitton `<spwhitton@email.arizona.edu>` |