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Philosophy of corporeality

ВП.3.04.04

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

Second

2023/2024

4 Semester

3

To know: - subject, methods, theoretical foundations of the philosophy of corporeality - principles of building knowledge of corporeality - the foundations of the emergence of the topic of corporeality and its cultural preconditions - the essence of the performative turn in philosophy and humanities - features of different methodological approaches to the study of corporeality Be able to: - explain the preconditions for the formation of the topic of corporeality in philosophy and the humanities - explain the variability of modern approaches to the study of corporeality - to carry out a categorical description of bodily experience Communication: - to present the results of the research - participate in professional discussions in the course of classwork Autonomy and responsibility: - to solve problems related to the corporeality - make decisions on the choice of methods of the own research

Full-time form

Prior to studying this course, students should know: conceptual knowledge of theoretical and practical philosophy, specifics of philosophical problems; critical understanding of the features and problems of modern philosophical concepts and options for solving philosophical problems. Be able to: carry out analytical and research work; set specific goals and objectives of philosophical research and implement them. Possess basic skills to solve problems in the learning process and in research activities; analytically justify the goals and directions of research in philosophy; carry out various types of research work; properly present the results of research; communicate fluently in a professional environment.

Topic 1: Introduction. The concept of corporeality Topic 2. Corporeality of being (stoicism) Topic 3: Corporeality of existence (phenomenology) Topic 4. Corporeality of consciousness (Freudianism) Topic 5. Corporeality of the incorporeal (structuralism)

Lecture, seminar, self-study

The overall grade for the semester consists of points received for class work (oral presentations, additions and participation in discussions at seminars), for self-study (summary of primary sources, bibliography and annotation). Assessment of semester work: 1. Oral report, additions and participation in seminar discussions - 12 / 20 points 2. Self-study (summary of primary sources) - 18 / 30 points 3. Self-study - 18 / 30 points All types of work for the semester have - a maximum of 80 points - a minimum 48 points Final written test - 12 / 20 points

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