PHIL1005

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PHIL 1005 - Philosophy through Dialogue and Debate (3 Cr.) Oral Communication & Languages

Geography & Philosophy (10400) DCLA - College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

Course description

Oral communication has always been an essential part of Philosophy, both in the development of philosophical positions and in their rigorous evaluation and revision. This course will prepare students to communicate effectively in the oral communication methods most frequently used in Philosophy: dialogue, debate, presentation with question-and-answer, panel forum and open discussion. We will engage with foundational issues in the philosophical tradition, including: the nature and ethical aspects of communication and persuasion, questions of personal identity, arguments for and against the existence of God, among others.

Minimum credits

3

Maximum credits

3

Is this course repeatable?

No

Grading basis

AFV - A-F or Audit

Lecture

This course fulfills the following Liberal Education requirement(s)

Oral Communication and Languages

Typically offered term(s)

Every Spring