Anthropo Philosophy

Learning Outcomes

At the end of this course, the students will be able to describe human’s dimensions such as history, potential, actualization, body and soul, intellectuality and desire; describe the essence of human as a dynamic creature who was born and then death; show their relation with others as a substance and subject; describe the concept and object of human philosophy, the differences between human philosophy and other science, the methods and name of human philosophy.

Topics

1. Introduction to Human Philosophy
2. Confession as substance and subject
3. Correlation with other
4. Human’s historicity
5. Potentiality, actuality, perfection, talent and desire
6. Human’s soul and body
7. Individual and person
8. Activities and cause of human communication
9. Human’s intellectuality and desire
10. Human’s necessity and freedom
11. Inter-subjective and infrahuman relation
12. Human’s birth and death