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Week
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Topics
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Study Metarials
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1
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What is The Ontology?
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SR1
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2
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The Relationship between Ontology and Logic I
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R1: Chapter 1
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3
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The Relationship between Ontology and Logic II
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R1: Chapter 2
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4
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The Relationship between Ontology and Psychology I
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R1: Chapter 2
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5
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The Relationship between Ontology and Psychology II
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R1: Chapter 3
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6
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The Relationship between Ontology and Psychology III
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R1: Chapter 3
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7
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The Relationship between Ontology and Axiology I
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R1: Chapter 3
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8
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The Relationship between Ontology and Axiology II
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R1: Chapter 4
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9
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The Relationship between Ontology and Axiology III
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R1: Chapter 4
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10
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Aristotle and His Ontology I
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R1: Chapter 5
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11
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Aristotle and His Ontology II
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R1: Chapter 5
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12
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Kant and His Ontology I
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R1: Chapter 5
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13
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Kant and His Ontology II
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R1: Chapter 6
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14
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Farabi and His Ontology
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R1: Chapter 6
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Program Learning Outcomes |
Level of Contribution |
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1
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Know ideas of major philosophers and philosophical schools.
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4
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2
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Possess knowledge of philosophical concepts and problems.
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5
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3
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Develop knowledge and skills of philosophical investigation.
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3
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4
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Develop skills for analyzing philosophical texts.
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-
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5
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Develop skills of testing the validity and coherence of arguments and inferences.
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3
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6
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Obtain oral and writing skills for identifying, developing, defending and stating philosophical problems.
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-
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7
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Improve lifelong learning skill.
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-
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8
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Know great philosophical, scientific and cultural changes and developments in human history.
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-
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9
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Develop skill for relating philosophical problems and topics from historical and theoretical aspects.
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4
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