Periods
(4-Sep-2017
– 22-Oct-2017)
(8-Jan-2018
– 4-Mar-2018)
(5-Mar-2018
– 27-May-2018)
On this intensive course, we examine the leading contemporary philosophical theories of well-being, and consider their implications for empirical research and public policy. Students are expected to read several articles in advance for each meeting of the class to enable discussion.
The texts are now available in moodle - the self-enrolment key is "Well". Self-enrolment in moodle, and reading the main texts in advance, is strongly encouraged!
In this text seminar we will be reading Axel Honneth's book Freedom's Right. The text is available in the moodle page, the password is Honneth.
Meetings (Preliminary):
10.1. Introductory lecture + pp.1-12
31.1. pp. 13-62
14.2.pp 63 - 94
28.2 pp 95 - 130
14.3. pp 131-175
11.4 pp 176-222
25.4. pp.223-280
9.5. pp.281-335
In this text seminar we will be reading Axel Honneth's book Freedom's Right. The text is available in the moodle page, the password is Honneth.
Meetings (Preliminary):
10.1. Introductory lecture + pp.1-12
31.1. pp. 13-62
14.2.pp 63 - 94
28.2 pp 95 - 130
14.3. pp 131-175
11.4 pp 176-222
25.4. pp.223-280
9.5. pp.281-335
See the program at
http://www.uta.fi/yky/en/hegelcongress2018/home/program.html
Students are requested to be prepared to volunteer to help the conference organizers (many of whom are not local) with practicalities (where to find a janitor etc).