B.A (PHILOSOPHY) SEM-III BA(Philosophy)-301 DEDUCTIVE LOGIC AND APPLIED ETHICS (OPT. I)

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B.A (PHILOSOPHY) Semester Subject code Subject SEM-I BA(Philosophy)-101 ELEMENTARY PHILOSOPHY SEM-III BA(Philosophy)-301 DEDUCTIVE LOGIC AND APPLIED ETHICS (OPT. I) SEM-III BA(Philosophy)-302 DEDUCTIVE LOGIC AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY (OPT. II) SEM-V BA(Philosophy)-501 WESTERN METAPHYSICS AND EPISTEMOLOGY

LESSON PLAN B.A(PHILOSOPHY) SEMESTER-I ELEMENTARY PHILOSOPHY Definitions and meaning of Philosophy the term given by different philosophers Definitions by different philosophers such as Titus, Brightman, Leighton, Ayer, Uses of Philosophy Metaphysics Relation of with religion Similarity between religion and Human Rights Gender Discrimination World Peace Epistemology, Rationalism, Intuition and theories of truth Ethics of learning, how it affects our mindset To understand metaphysics, its branches, ontology, cosmology, cosmogony and various problems of metaphysics To understand the basis of religion, its importance and characteristics To understand similarities and relation between religion and, origins, differences To understand what are human rights and their importance To understand the term, its meaning, reasons, suggestions To understand importance of world peace and how it can be achieved To know its importance, meaning and sources ethics and its variations William James etc. Habit of thinking, new ideas, true freedom to man, essential part of higher education, useful in sciences, contributes to fields of morality, politics etc. Metaphysics, its meaning and branches, ontology, cosmology and cosmogony and its theories, of self, theology and problems of metaphysics Definition of religion, characteristics, belief in Prophet, own scriptures, special mode of worship, universal-hood, noble qualities Similarity in origin, in attitude, purpose and scope, relation between and religion including theory and practice, differences Meaning, different human rights, its importance and criticism Meaning, reasons of prevailing discrimination including biological, psychological etc., suggestions including various programmes, govt. policies, facilities etc. Meaning, problems and factors disturbing world peace, human rights commission, feeling of cooperation and brotherhood Meaning, characteristics, principles and criticism and theories Definition, nature, human conduct, moral notions

Sikhism Humanism by Vivekanand Gandhism- Ahimsa Nature of culture and components of culture Civilization of Sikhism, the different aspects related to it such as sangat, equality, selflessness etc. To understand influence of vedant and Buddhism, meaning of religion, four kinds of yoga of Ahimsa its various characteristics and eleven vows according to Gandhi Ji for satyagraha and basis of culture To understand the various aspects of civilization, relationship between culture and civilization Introduction, features, Sangat, nature of sadh sangat according to gurbani, pangat, sarbat da bhalla Ethical views of Vivekananda, views on virtue, truth, ahimsa, brahma, atma etc Introduction, meaning, Gandhian Satyagraha, Eleven vows Definitions, types, importance for individual and society, its components Definition, Development of tools, components of civilization, differences and interdependence

LESSON PLAN B.A(PHILOSOPHY) SEMESTER-III To understand the meaning of logic, its laws and uses Definition and nature of Western Logic Term Proposition Inference Syllogism Applied Ethics Teleological approach to moral actions Bentham s Quantitative hedonism Medical Ethics Legal Ethics Educational Ethics and abuses Business Ethics To understand the relevance of term, its concept and divisions To understand the meaning of proposition, its divisions and explanations inference, its types and rules To understand its features, structure and types To understand the nature of applied ethics and uses To understand the meaning of the same To understand the basis and importance of hedonism of medical ethics of legal ethics and their role To understand the significance of educational ethics and moral standards in education, role of abuses To understand the various ethical aspects related to business Definitions, its validity, uses of logic, fundamental laws of thought, law of contradiction, law of excluded middle, law of sufficient reason and characteristics Definitions, term and concept, division of terms, and characteristics of terms Definitions, relation between proposition and judgment, difference between proposition and a sentence, four fold division of proposition, distribution of terms, explanation with exercise Definition, types, opposition of proposition detailed explanation with rules and examples Definition, name and placement of terms, pure syllogism, mixed syllogism, various rules and laws Definition, stages, social and political problems and various issues, teaching of Karma Yoga of Bhagwad Gita Introduction, meaning, understanding the meanings of various verses Psychological hedonism, egoism, utilitarianism, quantity of pleasure, moral life, moral sanctions Definitions, Medical association rules, code of ethics, misconduct and disciplinary action, changes in medical values Definition, role, importance, democratic socialism, justifiable and non-justifiable litigations, ethical practice and rules Definition, moral standards, national educational ethics and various articles, understanding abuses Definitions, business activities, various ethical aspects, moral problems of ethics, ethics of business, concepts and need

Nature and scope of western LESSON PLAN B.A(PHILOSOPHY) SEMESTER-V To learn the basics of western and philosophies given by the various philosophers Uses, utility and value of Subjective idealism of Berkeley Mechanistic Materialism Dualism Monism Pluralism Empiricism Rationalism Intuitionism Logical Positivism Existentialism Pragmatism To understand the various values related to and their importance in our daily lives To understand the meaning and forms of idealism To understand types of materialisms and its criticism dualism and its various aspects To understand the significance of monism and various attributes related to it To understand Leibnitz concept of substance and various aspects related to it To understand the basics about Empiricism To understand the significance of rationalism intuitionism, its various types and philosophies of different thinkers To learn the meaning and basic fundamentals related to Logical Positivism To understand the term Existentialism and its importance Pragmatism Definitions, meaning, problems, philosophical attitude, branches of, methods, activities and effects and philosophical conclusions Uses, utility and values related to Subjective and objective idealism, meaning, kinds and various aspects Mechanistic and Dialectic materialism definitions, characteristics and criticism Definitions, mind and matter, relationship b/w the two, stages of growth and criticism Definitions, methods, mind body problem, god, substance etc. Monads, Characteristics, Spriritual monads, its kinds and criticism Definitions, characteristics, thoughts of various philosophers and criticism Introduction, functions, basic features and thoughts of rationalists Definitions, chief tenets, types Definition, development, Vienna circle and fundamental basis of the same, principles of fact verification and elimination of metaphysics Definitions, Thinkers, positive principles and criticism Definitions, thinkers, characteristics and criticism