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FIFTH SEMESTER

M. 501. GREEK PHILOSOPHY I

i. Thales: Primary Stuff

ii. Pythagoras: Theory of Numbers

iii. Heracleitus: Doctrine of Flux
iv. The Eleatic School: Parmenides, Zeno 20

v. Democritus: Atomism

M. 502. CONTEMPORARY INDIAN PHILOSOPHY I

i. Vivekananda: Practical Vedanta

ii. Aurobindo: Evolution

iii. Tagore: Humanism

iv. Radhakrishnan: Intellect and Intuition

M. 503. CONTEMPORARY WESTERN PHILOSOPHY I

i. Nature of Analytic Philosophy – General Introduction

ii. Russell: Logical Atomism

iii. Moore: Refutation of Idealism

iv. Wittgenstein: Picture Theory, Language Games

v. Ryle: Refutation of Cartesianism

M. 504. ETHICS I

i. Morality and Moral Philosophy

ii. Fact and Value

iii. Concepts of Normative Ethics, Meta-Ethics & Practical Ethics

iv. Teleological Theories: Hedonism and Utilitarianism

M. 505. PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION I

i. Nature and Scope of Philosophy of Religion

ii. Animism, Totemism, Concept of Mana, Fetishism, Magic

iii. Freud’s Theory of the Origin of Religion

iv. Foundations of Religious Beliefs: Reason, Revelation, Faith
and Mysticism

M. 506. SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY

i. Nature and Scope of Social Philosophy

ii. Society and Individual

iii. Terrorism, the Concept of Globalisation

iv. Feminism: General Characteristics

v. Marxism: Alienation, Class-struggle