Curriculum Design And Instruction To Teach
Philosophy: Elementary Principles Of
Philosophy: Part One: Philosophical Problems:
Philosophy - Elementary Principles Of Philosophy -
Philosophical Problems: Introduction - The
Fundamental Problem Of Philosophy - Idealism -
Materialism - Who Is Right: The Idealist Or The
Materialist? - Is There A Third Philosophy:
Agnosticism?
Author: Charles Hayes:
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* Introduction:
I. PHILOSOPHICAL PROBLEMS:
A. INTRODUCTION:
1. Why must we study philosophy?
2. Is The Study Of Philosophy a
difficult Thing?
3. What is Philosophy?
4. What is Materialist Philosophy?
5. What is the relationship between
materialism and Marxism?
6. Campaigns of the bourgeoisie against
Marxism:
B. THE FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEM OF PHILOSOPHY:
1. How should we begin the study of
philosophy?
2. Two ways to explain the world:
3. matter and spirit:
4. What is matter? What is spirt?
5. The fundamental question or problem of
philosophy:
6. Idealism or materialism:
C. IDEALISM:
1. Moral idealism and philosophical
idealism:
2. Why should we study Berkeley's idealism?
3. Berkeley's idealism:
4. Consequences of "idealist" arguments:
5. Idealist arguments:
a. Spirit creates matter:
b. The world does not exist outside of our
thoughts:
D. MATERIALISM:
1. Why should we study materialism?
2. Where does materialism come from?
3. How and why materialism has evolved:
4. What are the materialist principles
and arguments?
E. WHO IS RIGHT, THE IDEALIST OR THE
MATERIALIST?
1. How we should state the question:
2. Is it true that the world exists only
in our thoughts?
3. Is it true that it is our ideas which
create things?
4. Is it true that spirit creates matter?
5. Materialists are right and science proves
their assertions:
F. IS THERE A THIRD PHILOSOPHY- AGNOSTICISM:
1. Why a third philosophy?
2. Arguments of this third philosophy:
3. Where does this philosophy come from?
4. Its consequences:
5. How can this "third' philosophy be
refuted?
6. Conclusion:
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