Social Sciences For Psychology: Philosophical Anthropology, Sociology, And Anthropology

Learning Outcomes:

Describe the essential features of the social and human science in understanding human behaviour in social context; Explain major philosophical, sociological and anthropological paradigms or perspectives that enrich social scientific discourse; Integrate findings of social empirical research and use them in studies of social phenomen; Apply social and human science perspective when looking at everyday life, particularly local and national social life.

Topics:

1. History of Knowledge About Human Crisis
2. Ontology, Epistemology and Axiology in Philosophy of Human Studies
3. Description Of Philosophy About Body, Soul and Relational Dynamic
4. Description Of Philosophy About Knowledge, Affectivity, and Relational Dynamics
5. Description Of Philosophy On Historicity and Human Sociality
6. Description Of Philosophy About freedom and Existentialism
7. Introducing social science
8. Norms and rules
9. Language
10. Conversation
11. Rituals
12. Personality (Philosophical Assumption about Human)
13. Identity
14. The Modernization Story As A Reflexive Frame
15. The Enigma of Human Reality
16. Description Of Philosophy About Death
17. Description Of Philosophy About Postmodernism
18. Philosophy East Side For A Possible In Western Philosophy