Course Description
This course considers theories in contemporary philosophy of mind, which is concerned with fundamental questions about the nature of the mind, and its place in the natural and social worlds. It explores various theories of the mind, the relationship between mind and body, the self, the conception of consciousness, the human vs. non-human mind, introspection, and the knowledge of other minds.
Intended Learning Outcomes
CILO-1: Make use of good argumentation for attacking/defending/criticizing a certain view or theoretical approach.
CILO-2: Use precise terminology and clear concepts related and relevant to mind and consciousness.
CILO-3: Identify the main theories of mind and consciousness.
CILO-4: Use argumentation and specific philosophical terminology for discussing mind, consciousness, and related topics.
CILO-5: Develop a personal yet philosophically well-grounded view of the nature of mind and consciousness.