Dear Students,
Welcome to the world of philosophy! Philosophy may sound strange to you. But, philosophy –as a rational activity, is part of us, or shall I say, it's in us. Each of us is capable of philosophizing. It is my ardent hope that you will find your comfort in doing philosophy as I invite all of you to the world of philosophizing.
This
online workbook is intended for neophytes in philosophy. I make sure that this workbook is not
overloaded with highly technical terms in philosophy yet without sacrificing the
original, deep insights of individual philosophers.
Philosophy
of Human Person is all about yourself.
For the whole semester, this course will help you understand yourself
better and deeper. Thus, it is necessary
to ask two major questions: (1) Who am I? and (2) How
to become human? The first two
lessons will help you answer the former, Who
am I? The remaining lessons are
designed to help you answer the latter, How
to become human? The primary
objective to study this course, Philosophy of Man, is to know thyself (yourself). “Unexamined
life is not worth living,” Socrates said.
Good luck! Make your study in Philosophy of Human Person fruitful.
Table of Contents:
Unit I: Doing Philosophy [click]
Unit II: Methods of Philosophizing [click]
Unit III: Man as Subjectivity [click]
Unit IV: Man and His Environment [click]
Unit V: Man as Being-in-the-World [click]
Unit VI: Man as Being-with-Others [click]
Unit VII: Man and His Death [click]
Unit VII: Man and the Absolute [click]
Each Unit contains its lesson contents. Just press [click] to view the introduction and contents of the unit. And each lesson has also its links, just press [click] to view content.
If you get lost in the middle of your search, get back to the Table of Contents and begin again by pressing [click] of the unit you are currently reading.
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