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Art for Introvert – Become a Philosopher
Art for Introvert – Become a Philosopher
Explore life’s biggest questions and develop a deeper understanding of the world with Become a Philosopher by Art for Introvert. This course introduces key philosophical concepts, thinkers, and frameworks that shape human thought, helping you refine critical thinking, self-awareness, and reasoning skills. Learn how to analyze ideas, challenge assumptions, and apply philosophical wisdom to everyday life. Perfect for curious minds seeking intellectual growth, deeper conversations, and a more profound perspective on existence.
Become a Philosopher
Tailor-Made Course About the Fundamentals of the Profession
- From the meaning of life to moral dilemmas: explore the big questions of philosophy
- Realize your potential as an innovative, self-reflective thinker
- Improve your knowledge through practice
- Get a certificate to verify your skills and knowledge
Things you will learn
- Critical thinking
We will explain how to detect factual contradictions, resist verbal manipulation, and think independently.
- Сross-disciplinary benefit
We will show how philosophy unites various fields of knowledge and why every question has a philosophical side to it.
- Articulate point of view
You will be able to express an informed opinion and talk about philosophical questions as an expert.
- Systematic thinking
We will highlight how philosophy affects all spheres of life and how to apply this knowledge in everyday life.
- Analysis
We will give you the key methods of philosophical analysis that help uncover implicit meanings in painting, cinema, and literature.
Course program
The History of Philosophy (7 modules 23 hours)
Antiquity
Middle Ages
Modern philosophy
German idealism
Philosophy of the 19th century
Philosophy of the first half of 20th century
Philosophy of the second half of 20th century
An Introduction to Logic: From Aristotle to Everyday Life (5 modules 5 hours)
Aristotelian Logic
Propositional Logic
Predicate Logic
General Methodology
Names, schools, and ideas (5 modules 7 hours)
The Formation of Philosophical Knowledge
• Ancient philosophy. Socrates and Plato
• Ancient philosophy. Aristotle
• Medieval philosophy. Patristics
When Philosophy Became a Science
• Medieval philosophy. Scholasticism
• Philosophy of the Renaissance. Man is the measure of all things
Antiquity
Middle Ages
Modern philosophy
German idealism
Philosophy of the 19th century
Philosophy of the first half of 20th century
Philosophy of the second half of 20th century
An Introduction to Logic: From Aristotle to Everyday Life (5 modules 5 hours)
Aristotelian Logic
Propositional Logic
Predicate Logic
General Methodology
Names, schools, and ideas (5 modules 7 hours)
The Formation of Philosophical Knowledge
• Ancient philosophy. Socrates and Plato
• Ancient philosophy. Aristotle
• Medieval philosophy. Patristics
When Philosophy Became a Science
• Medieval philosophy. Scholasticism
• Philosophy of the Renaissance. Man is the measure of all things
• Philosophy of the Renaissance. Man is the measure of all things
• Philosophy of the Modern Period. The birth of European science
The Rise and Fall of Reason
• Philosophy of the Enlightenment. The power of Reason
• Philosophy of German idealism. Kant, Hegel, and philosophy as a system of sciences
• Philosophy of Marxism. New perception of history and society
Philosophical Ideas of the 20th Century
• Philosophy of life. Nietzsche at the core of rethinking
• Philosophical language of Russell and Wittgenstein. Language defines reality
• Heidegger’s philosophy. Existence and the question of being
Philosophy of the 20th Century: Reinterpretation of Its Own Tradition
• Philosophy of existentialism. Freedom and responsibility
• Philosophical hermeneutics of Gadamer. How does understanding work
• Philosophy of postmodernism. Modern life in focus
Existentialism Explained (6 modules 8 hours)
We’ll tell you about the key authors, concepts, works, and topics of existentialism
• The Origins of Existentialism: Kierkegaard, Dostoevsky, Nietzsche
German Existentialism: Heidegger and Jaspers
Jean-Paul Sartre. The Burden of Freedom
• Albert Camus and Absurdist Philosophy
• Russian Existentialism: Berdyaev and Shestov
Spanish Existentialism: Unamuno and Ortega v Gasset
• Philosophy of the Modern Period. The birth of European science
The Rise and Fall of Reason
• Philosophy of the Enlightenment. The power of Reason
• Philosophy of German idealism. Kant, Hegel, and philosophy as a system of sciences
• Philosophy of Marxism. New perception of history and society
Philosophical Ideas of the 20th Century
• Philosophy of life. Nietzsche at the core of rethinking
• Philosophical language of Russell and Wittgenstein. Language defines reality
• Heidegger’s philosophy. Existence and the question of being
Philosophy of the 20th Century: Reinterpretation of Its Own Tradition
• Philosophy of existentialism. Freedom and responsibility
• Philosophical hermeneutics of Gadamer. How does understanding work
• Philosophy of postmodernism. Modern life in focus
Existentialism Explained (6 modules 8 hours)
We’ll tell you about the key authors, concepts, works, and topics of existentialism
• The Origins of Existentialism: Kierkegaard, Dostoevsky, Nietzsche
German Existentialism: Heidegger and Jaspers
Jean-Paul Sartre. The Burden of Freedom
• Albert Camus and Absurdist Philosophy
• Russian Existentialism: Berdyaev and Shestov
Spanish Existentialism: Unamuno and Ortega v Gasset
Brain, Mind, and Human Cognition (4 modules 10 hours)
Nature of Cognition, the Problem of Knowledge
Consciousness
Brain and Mind
Cognitive Evolution
Development of Science and Scientific Methods (6 modules 14 hours)
Religion and Metaphysics.
Observation & Empiricism
Modern Revolutions
Beginnings of Experimental science
Modern Science and Academic Culture
Empiricism and its discontents
Interdisciplinary Unit (3 modules 35 hours)
The History of World Religions
Art of the 20th Century
Cultures of the World
Nature of Cognition, the Problem of Knowledge
Consciousness
Brain and Mind
Cognitive Evolution
Development of Science and Scientific Methods (6 modules 14 hours)
Religion and Metaphysics.
Observation & Empiricism
Modern Revolutions
Beginnings of Experimental science
Modern Science and Academic Culture
Empiricism and its discontents
Interdisciplinary Unit (3 modules 35 hours)
The History of World Religions
Art of the 20th Century
Cultures of the World
- Antiquity
- Middle Ages
- Modern philosophy
- German idealism
- Philosophy of the 19th century
- Philosophy of the first half of 20th century
- Philosophy of the second half of 20th century
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