An introduction to philosophy

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Dear L1 students, Section2, find in the attached file lecture two entitled "An introduction to Philosophy"

An Introduction to Philosophy is a foundational course that explores the fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, ethics, reason, and reality. It introduces students to major philosophical ideas, thinkers, and methods of inquiry, encouraging critical thinking and reflection on life's big questions. The course typically covers topics such as metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, logic, and the history of philosophy, providing a broad overview of the discipline.

The objectives of an Introduction to Philosophy course typically include:

1. To familiarize students with fundamental philosophical concepts, questions, and issues.

2. To introduce major philosophical thinkers and their contributions.

3. To develop critical thinking and analytical skills through philosophical inquiry.

4. To encourage students to examine their own beliefs and assumptions.

5. To explore the relationship between philosophy and other disciplines.

6. To cultivate clear and effective philosophical writing and reasoning skills.

7. To stimulate curiosity and a lifelong interest in philosophical exploration.