(in Polish) Philosophy of Karol Wojtyla US-KSA-JP2-Philo

Students know the terminology of the selected philosophical subdiscipline in a chosen for-eign language [K_W03]
Students know in detail and thoroughly understand views of a selected leading philosophi-cal author [K_W05]
Students analyse complex philosophical arguments, identify theses and assumptions con-stituting them, establish logical and argumentative relations between theses [K_U03]
Students reconstruct and construct arguments from the perspective of different philosophi-cal standpoints, taking into account proper to each of them types of argumentation and noticing convergences and differences between them [F2aK_U12]
Students acknowledge the necessity of referring to rational argumentation in debates on contemporary problems, and understand the philosopher's responsibility for the rational character of arguments F2aK_K07

Students are expected to attend all lectures. More than two unexcused absences lead to a failing grade. Students cannot record or take photos without prior permission. The final grade is evaluated by the following assessments: 50% class participation, 50% research essay (2500 words). Essay topics should be variants of the following: “Wojtyła’s concept of the person and its application in…” (bioethics, marriage ethics, social life, etc.).
The lecturer reserves the right to change or modify this course and the syllabus for justifiable reasons, subject to appropriate and timely notice to the students enrolled in this class.

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