
- •Contents
- •Part I philosophy
- •Philosophy: the range of philosophical problems and the role and significance in culture.
- •1.1. Philosophy as Specific Type of Knowledge
- •1.2. The Subject Matter and the Nature of Philosophy
- •1.3. Philosophy as Theoretical Basis of Worldview
- •1.4. Philosophy as General Methodology
- •1.5. The Specific Place of Philosophy in Culture. Functions of Philosophy
- •Questions and Tasks for Self -Control
- •Literature
- •Philosophy of the middle ages
- •3.1. Historical and Social-Cultural Grounds for the Development of Mediaeval Philosophy, Its Characteristic Features and Problems of Research
- •3.2. Basic Philosophical Ideas in the Period of Patristics
- •3.3. Scholasticism as Basic Stream of Medieval Philosophy
- •3.4. Argumentation on the Universals. Nominalists and Realists
- •Questions and Tasks for Self -Control
- •Philosophy of the renaissance
- •4.1. Humanism – New Worldview Orientation of the Renaissance: Historical and Cultural Grounds
- •4.2. Revival of Platonic Tradition. Nicolas of Cusa
- •4.3. Natural Philosophy and New Science
- •4.4. Social Theories of the Renaissance
- •Questions and Tasks for Self -Control
- •Literature
- •Philosophy of the modern ages
- •5.2. Empiricism. English Philosophy of XVII Century
- •5.3. Rationalism. European Philosophy of XVII Century
- •5.4. Philosophy of Enlightenment
- •Словарь - Открыть словарную статью
- •Questions and Tasks for self-control
- •Literature
- •German classical philosophy
- •6.1. Historical Social and Cultural Grounds for the German Classical Philosophy Development
- •6.2. I. Kant and His Critical Philosophy
- •6.3. Idealism: Fichte and Schelling on Road to Hegel
- •6.5. L. Feuerbach as Necessary Stepping Stone for Non-Classic Philosophy of XIX-XX Centuries
- •Questions and Tasks for self-control
- •Unit 7 european philosophy of the XIX-XX centuries
- •7.1. General Characteristics of XIX-XX Centuries’ Philosophy. Historical Social and Cultural Grounds for Its Development
- •7.2. Romantic Movement as Grounds for
- •7.3. Currents of Thought in XIX Century and
- •7.4. Variety of Doctrines in XIX–XX Centuries
- •Questions and Tasks for Self-Control
- •Literature
- •Formation and development of philosophical thought in ukraine
- •8.1. Ukrainian Philosophical Culture and Its Specificity
- •8.2. Philosophical Thought in Period of Kyiv Rus
- •8.3. Ukrainian Philosophy of XV–XVIII Centuries
- •8.4. Ukrainian Philosophy in XIX –First Third of XX Centuries
- •8.5. Philosophical Thought in Ukraine in XX-XXI Centuries
- •Congenial work (after h. Skovoroda) is a creative potential of human beings and the possibility of self-fulfillment in this life.
- •Questions and Tasks for Self-Control
- •Literature
- •Outline theory of dialectics
- •9.1. Dialectics and Its Historical Forms
- •9.2. Principles and Laws of Dialectics
- •9.3. Laws of Dialectics
- •9.4. Categories of Dialectics
- •Questions and Tasks for Self-Control:
- •Literature:
- •Philosophical theory of being
- •10.1. “Being” as Philosophical Category. Unity and Structuredness of Being
- •10.2. Philosophical Category of “Matter”. Structure of Matter in Contemporary Science
- •10.3. Motion, Space and Time as Attributes of Matter. Social Space and Social Time as Forms of Human Being in Culture
- •Questions and Tasks for Self-Control
- •Literature
- •Jan Westerhoff. Ontological Categories: Their nature and Significance / Jan Westerhoff. — New York : Oxford University Press, 2005. − 261 p.
- •Philosophical conception of man
- •11.1. Development of Concept of Man in the History of Philosophy
- •11.2. Man as Biopsychosocial Being
- •11.3. Man and His Environment: from the Earth to Outer Space
- •11.4. Man. Personality. Society
- •11.5. Problem of Man’s Being Purport
- •Questions and Tasks for Self-Control
- •Literature
- •Philosophical problem of consciousness
- •12.1. Problem of Consciousness in Different Philosophical Teachings
- •12.2. Role of Practical Activity, Communication and Speech in Formation and Development of Consciousness
- •12.3. Structure of Consciousness. Consciousness and Unconsciousness
- •12.4. Consciousness and Self-Consciousness
- •Questions and Tasks for Self-Control:
- •Literature:
- •Theory of cognition
- •13.1. Cognition as Object of Philosophical Analysis
- •13.2. Methods and Forms of Scientific Cognition
- •13.3. Problem of Truth
- •13.4. Practice as the Basis and Purpose of Cognition
- •Questions and Tasks for Self-Control:
- •Literature
- •Social philosophy: subject matter and structure
- •14.1. Specific Character of Social Philosophy. Social Being and Social Consciousness
- •14.2. Philosophical Meaning of the Concept of Society. Society as System
- •14.3. Social System’s Structure and Its Basic Elements
- •14.4. Historical Periodization of Social Development
- •Questions and Tasks for Self-Control:
- •Literature
- •Social production as mode of man’s being in culture
- •15.1. The Concept of Culture in Philosophy. Culture as a Symbolic World of Human Existence
- •15.2. Material Culture, Its Structure
- •15.3. Spiritual Culture, Its Structure
- •Questions and Tasks for Self-Control
- •Political sphere of society`s life as philosophical problem
- •16.1. Politics and Political System of Society. Structure of Politics
- •16.2. State as Basic Political Institution
- •Literature
- •Plato. Republic / Plato : [transl. By g.M.A. Gruber]. — Indianapolis : Hackett Publishing, 1992. — 300 p.
- •Philosophy of history
- •17.1. History as Object of Philosophical Research: Historical Development of Circle of Problems. Meaning of History
- •17.2. Coincidence of Evolutional and Revolution Principles
- •In the Development of Mankind’s Civilization
- •17.3. Role and Significance of Masses of People and Personalities in History
- •Questions and Tasks for Self-Control
- •Literature
- •Strategy of future
- •18.1. Opposition “Modern-Postmodern” in Mankind’s Cultural and Civilized Development
- •18.2. Global Problems of Today as Negative Consequences of Modern Culture
- •18.3. Phenomenon of Globalization in Modern Civilized Development
- •Questions and Tasks for self-control
- •Literature
- •Part II logic
- •Logic as philosophical and scientific discipline
- •19.1. Subject of Logic. Sensual and Abstract Cognition
- •19.2. Logical Functions and Laws of Thinking
- •19.3. Functions of Logic
- •Questions and Tasks for Self-Control
- •Literature
- •Logical forms of thinking
- •20.1. Concept as Form of Abstract Thinking
- •Identity (Sameness)
- •20.2. Proposition and Its Structure
- •Inductive reasoning
- •Literature
- •Logical basis of argumentation
- •21.1. Structure of Argumentation
- •21.2. Logical Fallacies
- •Questions and Tasks for Self-Control
- •Part III religion studies
- •Religion: essence, structure and historical forms
- •22.1. Religion studies as a philosophical discipline.
- •22.2. Religion: Structure and Functions
- •22.3. Historical Types and Forms of Religion
- •Literature
- •Primitive religious beliefs and ethnic religions
- •23.1. Primitive Religions
- •23.2. Ethnical Religions
- •Literature
- •The world religions
- •24.1. Buddhism
- •24.2. Judeo-Christian tradition
- •24.3. Islam. Fundamental Tenets of Islam
- •3) Belief in the Prophets and Messengers
- •4) Belief in the Sacred Texts
- •5) Belief in Life after Death
- •6) Belief in the Divine Decree
- •1) The Declaration of Faith
- •2) The Prayer (Salah)
- •3) The Compulsory Charity (Zakah)
- •4) The Fast of Ramadan (Sawm)
- •5) The fifth Pillar is the Pilgrimage or Hajj to Mecca
- •The Branches of Islam
- •Questions and Tasks for Self-Control
- •Literature
- •Religion in modern world
- •25.1. Specific Character of Development of Religion in Modern Time: Modernism and Fundamentalism
- •25.2. New Religions: Essence, Origin and Classifications
- •25.3. Why Do People Join New Religious Movements?
- •25.4. Tolerance
- •25.5. Religious Toleration and History of Struggle for Freedom of Conscience in Europe
- •25.6. Human Rights
- •25.7. Legislative Guarantee of Freedom of Conscience
- •In Independent Ukraine
- •Questions and Tasks for Self-Control
- •Literature
- •26.2. Morality and Morals
- •26.3. Origin of Morality
- •Questions and tasks for self-control
- •Literature
- •Notion and the structure of moral consciousness. Categories of ethics.
- •27.1. Moral Consciousness in the System of Morality. Structure of Moral Consciousness
- •27.2. Moral Norms and Principles. Motives and Value Orientation
- •27.3. Main Ethical Categories
- •Questions and Tasks for Self-Control
- •Literature
- •Moral world of man. Problems of applied ethics
- •28.1. Moral Necessity and Moral Freedom
- •28.2. Moral Choice and Responsibility
- •28.3. Love as Essential Component of Human Being
- •28.4. Problems of Applied Ethics
- •Questions and Tasks for Self-Control
- •Part V aesthetics
- •Aesthetics as philosophical discipline
- •29.1. Development of Concept of Aesthetics in History of Philosophy
- •29.2. Aesthetics and Other Disciplines
- •29.3. Basic Categories of Aesthetics
- •Questions and Tasks for Self-Control
- •Literature
- •Art as social phenomenon
- •30.1. Origin of Concept of Art
- •30.2. Art as Social Phenomenon
- •30.3. Forms of Art
- •30.4. Specificity of Artistic Creation Process
- •30.5. Search of Art in XXI Century
- •Questions and Tasks for Self-Control
- •Literature
- •The list of literature Basic Literature
- •Jan Westerhoff. Ontological Categories: Their Nature and Significance / Jan Westerhoff. — New York : Oxford University Press, 2005. − 261 p.
- •Supplementary Literature
- •J.L. Acrill. Essays on Plato and Aristotle / j.L. Acrill. – New York: Oxford University Press, 1997. — 251 p.
- •John Burnet. Early Greek Philosophy / John Burnet. – [4 ed.] – London: a. & c. Black, 1952. — 375 p.
- •Roy Burrel. The Greeks / Roy Burrel. – Oxford : Oxford University Press, 1989. — 243 p.
- •Primary sources
- •Plato. Collected dialogues / Plato : [transl. By Lane Cooper and others]. – Princeton : Princeton University Press, 1961. — 1743 p.
- •Plato. Republic / Plato : [transl. By g.M.A. Gruber]. — Indianapolis : Hackett Publishing, 1992. — 300 p.
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, SCIENCE, YOUTH AND SPORTS OF UKRAINE
National Aviation University
PHILOSOPHY. LOGIC. RELIGION STUDIES.
ETHICS. AESTHETICS.
Textbook
Kyiv
2011
УДК 1+2 (075.8)
ББК Ю0я 7
Р 57
Authors: L.V. Kadnikova (Preface, themes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 14, 17), A.J. Morozov ( themes: 16, 19,20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30), M.A. Abysova (themes: 9, 15, 18), S.M. Ischuk – (themes: 10, 12, 13)
Reviewed by Professor Onoprienko V.I., Professor Lyakh V.V. National Academy of Science of Ukraine; Professor Moklyak M.M. National Aviation University.
English language adviser: Kozeletska I.S.
Approved by the Methodical and Editorial Board of the National Aviation University (Minutes № 3/11 of 18.04.2011.
У підручнику висвітлено теми з філософії і таких філософських дисциплін, як логіка, релігієзнавство, етика і естетика. Він також містить словник термінів, список основной та додаткової літератури та філософські першоджерела. Подано основні філософські напрями; погляди видатних філософів минулого і сучасності; матеріали з історії релігії, моралі, мистецтвознавства та історії мистецтва щодо всіх проблем, які розглядаються у процесі вивчення синтетичного курсу «Філософія (філософія, логіка, релігієзнавство, етика, естетика)»
Для студентів усіх спеціальностей, які навчаються англійською мовою.
P 57 Philosophy (Philosophy. Logic. Religion Studies. Ethics. Aesthetics): Textbook / Edited by L.V. Kadnikova – K. : NAU, 2011. – 596 p.
Topics on Philosophy and philosophical disciplines such as Logic, Religion Studies, Ethics and Aesthetics are presented in the textbook. The textbook also contains a glossary, supplementary literature and primary sources. The basic philosophical trends; the views of prominent past and present philosophers; materials on the history of religion; morality; art studies and the history of art are exposed according to all issues dealt with in the process of studying the synthetic course "Philosophy (Philosophy, Logic, Religion Studies, Ethics, Aesthetics)".
This course is intended for students of all specialities studying in English.
УДК 1+2 (075.8)
ББК Ю0я7 Р 57
c Kadnikova L.V., Abysova M.A.,
Ischuk S.M., Morozov A.J., 2011
PREFACE
The textbook "Philosophy. Logic. Religion Studies. Ethics. Aesthetics." is intended for students of technical specialities studying in English. It is prepared in accordance with educational and training programs. Its peculiarity is that it is designed for credit-modular system of study that underpins the Bologna Declaration on European unification of requirements to the level of training in higher education. The teaching material is structured in chapters covering the following items - Philosophy, Logic, Religion Studies, Ethics and Aesthetics.
The chapter "Philosophy" includes introductory topics revealing the phenomenon of spirituality, the nature and historical types of worldview, the essence and origin of philosophical knowledge and the place and significance of philosophy in culture.
The philosophical-historical introduction includes lectures on various periods of the history of philosophy: Antiquity, Middle Ages, Renaissance, Modern Ages and Contemporary Time. The main purpose of this part is to expose the evolution of philosophy in the widest possible way – through worldviews which are collective and individual, traditional and critical, religious and ideological, affirmative and skeptical, as well as to show the plural character of human thinking. It is necessary for young people to be conscious of the ancestors who have helped to shape human living and human ideas, who can be our critics and who can remain sources of ideas and new slants of things.
Theoretical problems of dialectics as a theory of development, being, existence and the essence of man and his consciousness, characteristic features and principles of man’s cognitive activity take their proper place in the textbook too.
There are also lectures highlighting the specific character of society’s functioning in both material and spiritual foundations. They reveal the origin of society’s problems, the structure and historical stages in its development, the essence of social production as the way of creation of man himself by means of his creating material and spiritual values of culture; laws on functioning of the political sphere, the sense of history and driving forces of social development and prospects of human civilization.
The chapter "Logic" includes topics covering the issues of logical forms of thinking, logical reasoning base etc.
The section of "Religion studies", describes the development of philosophical knowledge of the content and nature of religion, early forms of religious beliefs, national religions and worldwide religions, i.e. Buddhism, Christianity and Islam.
The specificity of Ethics as a philosophical discipline, social nature of morality and moral awareness, moral world of man in applied ethics – are the subject matter of the chapter "Ethics".
“Aesthetics” as a philosophical discipline exposes man’s deep aspiration for artistic activity and art as a form of spiritual culture.
The textbook presents basic philosophical, ethical and aesthetic trends, positions and schools; theories of ancient and modern outstanding philosophers on all issues explored in the course of "Philosophy". The authors sought to apply them impartially on the basis of systematic, comparative, historical and methodological principles. This approach to the presentation of educational material will develop students' own perspective on relevant issues; stimulate their critical skills, ability to summarize the learnt. The course also aims to increase students’ cultural and educational level, to enrich their terminological and lexical base and to master their spoken language.
The textbook provides assistance to students of all specialties in preparing for practical lessons, doing modular tests, studying materials, submitted for independent work and passing the semester exam on philosophy.
Each lecture defines the purpose of the topic and key concepts to be paid particular attention to. At the end of each topic, there is a list of key terms with the definitions and explanations, questions and tasks for students’ self-control, and lists of basic and supplementary literature and primary sources.
The textbook is practically oriented. It forms students’ skills of independent thinking; they learn to make decisions and apply them in appropriate situations.
Compact and concise exposition of the teaching material is combined with sufficient comprehensiveness of the subject, clarity and accessibility of its understanding for students.
The editors: Kadnikova L.V. – Preface, Themes: 1 - 8, 11, 14, 17.
Morozov A.J. – Themes: 16, 19 - 30.
Abysova M.A. – Themes: 9, 15, 18.
Ischuk S.M. – Themes: 10, 12, 13.
Contents
Preface
Unit 1
Unit 2 Unit 3 Unit 4 Unit 5 Unit 6 Unit 7 Unit 8
Unit 9 Unit 10 Unit 11 Unit 12 Unit 13 Unit 14 Unit 15
Unit 16
Unit 17 Unit 18
Unit 19 Unit 20 Unit 21
Unit 22 Unit 23 Unit 24 Unit 25
Unit 26 Unit 27
Unit 28
Unit 29 Unit 30
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Part I Philosophy Philosophy: Range of Philosophical Problems and the Role and Significance in Culture………… Philosophy of Antiquity…………………………. Philosophy of the Middle Ages…………………. Philosophy of the Renaissance………………….. Philosophy of the Modern Ages………………….. German Classical Philosophy ………………….. European Philosophy of the XIX-XX Centuries Formation and Development of Philosophical Thought in Ukraine………………………………. Outline Theory of Dialectics................................. Philosophical Theory of Being............................... Philosophical Conception of Man.......................... Philosophical problem of Consciousness.............. Theory of Cognition............................................... Social Philosophy: Subject Matter and Structure... Social Production as a Mode of Man’s Being in Culture..................................................................... Political Sphere of Society’s Life as a Philosophical Problem…………………………… Philosophy of History.…………..……………… Strategy of Future…….…………………………. Part II Logic Logic as Philosophical and Scientific discipline Logical Forms of Thinking……………………… Logical Basis of Argumentation……………….. Part III Religion Studies Religion: Essence, Structure and Historical Forms Primitive Religious Beliefs and Ethnic religions... World Religions…………………………………. Religion in the Modern World…………………..
Part IV Ethics Subject of Ethics……………………………….... Notion and Structure of Moral Consciousness Categories of Ethics…………………………….. Moral World of Man. Problems of Applied Ethics…………………………………………….. Part V Aesthetics Aesthetics as Philosophical Discipline………….. Art as Social Phenomenon……………………….
The List of Literature Basic Literature………………………………….. Supplementary Literature………………………... Primary sources.………………………………….
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