DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY, A.M.U. Ethical Philosophy (PYB 201)
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1 Ethical Philosophy (PYB 201) Credits: 04 B.A. (Hons.) IInd Semester Facts and Values Free- will and Determinism Ethical Relativism Theories of Punishment Bentham s Utilitarianism Mill s Utilitarianism Spencer s Evolutionary Hedonism Act and Rule Utilitarianism Kant s notion of Good Will The Categorical Imperative Postulates of Morality The Limitations of Kant s Ethical Views 1. J. N. Sinha : A Manual of Ethics 2. William K. Frankena : Ethics 3. P.H. Nowell-Smith : Ethics 4. J.D. Mabbott : An Introduction to Ethics
2 Introduction to Philosophy (PYB 101) B.A. (Hons.) Ist Semester Credits: 04 Philosophy, Science and Religion Theories of Truth: Coherence, Correspondence and Pragmatic Rationalism; Empiricism Idealism Materialism Realism: Naïve and Critical Proofs for the Existence of God Theories of Evolution Mind-Body Problem 1. G.E.H. Patrick : Introduction to Philosophy 2. A.H. Bahm : Philosophy: An Introduction 3. Frank Thilly : A History of Philosophy 4. S.S. Barlingay & Padma Kulkarni : A Critical Survey of Western Philosophy
3 Greek Philosophy (PYB 301) B.A. (Hons.) IIIrd Semester Credits: 04 Thales, Anaximander, and Anaximenes Pythagoras: Theory of Numbers Parmenides: Theory of Being Heraclitus: Concept of Becoming Empedocles: Love and Strife Democritus: Theory of Atoms Sophists: Relativity of Values Socrates: Philosophical Method Plato: Theory of Ideas Plato: Ideal State Aristotle: Theory of Causation Aristotle: Form and Matter 1. John Burnet : Early Greek Philosophy 2. Theodor Gomperz : The Greek Thinkers 3. W.T. Stace : A Critical History of Greek Philosophy 4. Frank Thilly : A History of Philosophy
4 Muslim Philosophy (PYB 302) B.A. (Hons.) IIIrd Semester Credits: 04 Muslim Philosophy: Origin and Sources Mutazilism Asharism Al Farabi: Ideal State Ibn Sina: Theory of Emanation Al-Ghazali: Method; Refutation of Theory of Emanation Sufism: Islamic roots and Non-Islamic influences Shariat, Tariqat and Haqiqat Wahdat al Wujud; Wahdat al Shuhud 1. M.M. Sharif (ed) : History of Muslim Philosophy 2. Muzaffaruddin Nadvi : Muslim Thought and its Souces 3. T.J. Deboer : History of Philosophy in Islam 4. Ali Mehdi : Elements of Islamic Philosophy
5 Ethics in Lieu of Theology/ I.N.M. (Compulsory) (Part-I) (ETB 101) B.A., B,Sc., B.Com (Ist Semester) Credits: 02 Marks: 50 Nature of Ethics Ethics of Politics Ethics and Religion Free-will Cardinal Virtues Rights and Duties Ethical Hedonism Formalism Postulates of Morality 1. Jadunath Sinha : A Manual of Ethics 2. William Frankena : Ethics
6 Ethics in Lieu of Theology/ I.N.M. (Compulsory) (Part-II) (ETB 201) B.A., B,Sc., B.Com (IInd Semester) Credits: 02 Marks: 50 Purushartha Christian Concept of Love Islamic Egalitarianism Peace and Justice Temperance Non-violence Conservation and Development Euthanasia Gender Justice 1. Jadunath Sinha : A Manual of Ethics 2. Y. Masih : Christian Faith and Philosophy 3. A.A. Maududi : Economic theory of Islam 4. Peter Singer : Practical Ethics
7 Indian Philosophy (PYB 401) B.A. (Hons.) IVth Semester Credits: 04 Polytheism and Monotheism in Vedas Concept of Brahman in Upanishad Ethics of Gita: Nishkama Karma; Svadharma and Swabhava Charvaka: Epistemological and Ethical doctrines Jainism: Syadavada; Anekantavada Buddhism: Four Noble Truths Sankhya: Causation; Prakriti and Purusha Eightfold Yoga of Patanjali Vedanta: Difference between Shankara and Ramanuja 1. Chatterji and Dutta : Introduction to Indian Philosophy 2. M. Hiriyana : The Essentials of Indian Philosophy 3. C.D. Sharma : A Critical Survey of Indian Philosophy
8 Modern Western Philosophy (PYB 402) B.A. (Hons.) IVth Semester Credits: 04 Descartes: Method of Doubt; Theory of Innate Ideas Spinoza: Substance, Attributes and Modes Leibnitz: Monadology Locke: Simple and Complex ideas; Primary and Secondary Qualities Berkeley: Esse est Percipi Hume: Causality Kant: Forms of Sensibility; Phenomena and Noumena Hegel: Dialectical Method Marx: Dialectical Materialism 1. Frank Thilly : A History of Philosophy 2. Ratnakar Pati : History of Modern Philosophy 3. Falckenberg : History of Modern Philosophy 4. Weber : History of Modern Philosophy
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