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Philosophy

ОК 34.

Обов’язкова дисципліна для ОП

First

2024/2025

7 Semester

4

To teach students to independently navigate the palette of philosophical directions, trends and schools; to form the ability to correlate philosophical, worldview ideas and theories with the practice of social life, including the study of the basic principles, the most general and profound ideas and principles that a person should use in his life and activities, in understanding reality and his attitude towards it.

Full-time form

Before starting this course, students should know the main stages and characteristics of the historical and cultural process, based on the knowledge of the school curriculum of the disciplines "History", "Man and the World", "Artistic Culture", "Ethics". Be able to collect and interpret information about phenomena and events of the world and culture, understand the essence of philosophical problems, topics, ideas, be able to analyze philosophical and scientific texts; Have elementary skills in perception and analysis of information; critical attitude and forecasting regarding political, economic, cultural events and phenomena.

The academic discipline "Philosophy" provides an opportunity to involve students in the worldview and methodological culture accumulated by humanity throughout the history of its existence, to show the holistic, integrative nature of knowledge about the world around us, to emphasize the fundamental importance for each person of his free worldview self-determination, the choice of an active life position, the creation of good by strengthening the state and society through his own activities. Philosophy for future specialists in urbanism and urban planning is a worldview and at the same time a methodological basis, on the basis of which the assimilation of humanitarian, general educational, fundamental and applied disciplines takes place. To a large extent, it is thanks to it that it becomes possible for students' consciousness to go beyond the limits of narrowly professional training, to focus on universal human values.

Philosophy: Textbook. / edited by L.V. Hubersky. Kharkiv: Folio, 2013. 2. Philosophy: a textbook (from the beginnings to the present): a teaching aid. / edited by L. V. Hubersky. K.: Znannya, 2009

Lecture, seminar, independent work Total volume – 120 hours, including: Lectures – 30 hours Seminars – 15 hours Independent work – 75 hours

The course includes 2 content parts. Classes are held in the form of lectures and seminars. The discipline ends with an exam. Semester assessment: the number of points that a student receives during the semester is the sum of the points that were obtained when evaluating the work in seminars and performing thematic tests. Assessment organization: Work in seminars is assessed by performance, in accordance with the schedule of seminars. Thematic tests are conducted in the form of tests.

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