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SIXTH SEMESTER

M.601. GREEK PHILOSOPHY II

i. Socrates: Virtue
ii. Plato: Knowledge & Opinion, Doctrine of Ideas
iii. Aristotle: Form and Matter, Causality

M.602. CONTEMPORARY INDIAN PHILOSOPHY II

Philosophy of Gandhi

i. God, Truth and Religion

ii. Non-violence, Satyagraha, Sarvodaya

iii. Swadeshi, Trusteeship, Critique of Industrialization

M.603 CONTEMPORARY WESTERN PHILOSOPHY II

i. Common Features of Existentialism

ii. Kierkegaard: Three Stages of Existential Transformation,

Subjectivity and Truth

iii. Nietzsche: Nihilism, Superman

iv. Husserl: Phenomenology – General Introduction

v. Sartre: Existence and Essence, Freedom

M.604. ETHICS II

i. Deontological Ethics: Kant’s Categorical Imperative,

The Gita theory of Niskama Karma

ii. Moore: Indefinability of Good

iii. A. J. Ayer: Emotivism

iv. Theories of Punishment

v. The Law of Karma

M.605. PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION II

i. Otto’s Idea of the Holy

ii. Symbolic Nature of Religious Language

iii. Arguments for the Existence of God

iv. Sankaradeva’s Vaishnavism: God, Bhakti

M.606. PROJECT/ DISSERTATION

The Project will be in the form of a brief dissertation of the length between

10,000 – 12,000 words (typed or neatly hand-written). It may be either on a particular philosopher or on a particular topic relevant to the course. The same is to be carried out under the guidance of a teacher

Given below are some topics as examples:

i. The Concept of Human Rights – A philosophical Analysis ii. Women’s Liberation

iii. A Critical Account of Samkara’s Philosophy iv. Philosophical Ideas of Sankaradeva

v. Cartesian Dualism – A Critical Account vi. Existentialism – A Critical Study