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World War 1 was the original catastrophe of the 20th-century. This course investigates the complex ways in which the First World War mobilized philosophical reflection during the war and the varied ways in which philosophical thought responded to the war. Students in this course will be introduced to different philosophical reactions to the First World War through discussion and analysis of texts, documents, images, artworks, film, and music. The relation between philosophy and poetry will also be explored. In this course, students will gain historical knowledge, conceptual understanding, and literacy for a clearer grasp of the complex ways in which philosophy and the Great War intersected. The course is divided into four thematic sections:
Across each of these thematic sections, we will explore different philosophical traditions and movements in England, France, and Germany during the war. Discussions will be held in English, Dutch and French. Categories:
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2017-04-04 |
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