Great Literature 109 - Introduction to Philosophy
Primary Area: 90-99
Course Status: ⚪ Not Started
Syllabus: View Complete Syllabus
📜 Course Overview
The “Great Questions” of existence, ethics, reality, and knowledge. Engaging with the history of Western philosophy through its most accessible yet profound texts.
📚 Reading List
- The Symposium — Plato ⚪ Not Started
- Nicomachean Ethics — Aristotle ⚪ Not Started
- Meditations on First Philosophy — René Descartes ⚪ Not Started
- An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding — David Hume ⚪ Not Started
- The Social Contract — Jean-Jacques Rousseau ⚪ Not Started
- Utilitarianism — John Stuart Mill ⚪ Not Started
- Fear and Trembling — Søren Kierkegaard ⚪ Not Started
- Beyond Good and Evil — Friedrich Nietzsche ⚪ Not Started
- The Problems of Philosophy — Bertrand Russell ⚪ Not Started
- Existentialism Is a Humanism — Jean-Paul Sartre ⚪ Not Started
📂 Folder Structure
90 Management/: Syllabus and index.91 Books/: Study guides.92 Supplemental Readings/: Related essays and articles.93 Resources/: General philosophy resources.94 Notes and Reflections/: Personal synthesis.
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