In search of a Polish political form 3800-PPF24-S-OG

elective seminars
general courses

Knowledge
The student knows and understands:
K_W01, in-depth the place and importance of political philosophy in relation to political science and law, the subject and methodological specificity of political philosophy
K_W02, in-depth research methods and argumentative strategies of political philosophy
K_W03, specialized philosophical terminology in the field of political philosophy in Polish
K_W05, main directions of development and the most important new achievements in political philosophy in the field of the Polish philosophical tradition
K_W06, selected directions and development positions of contemporary philosophy in the field of political philosophy in relation to the Polish philosophical tradition,
K_W07, in-depth state of research in the field of research on political culture and the Polish philosophical tradition.
K_W08, in-depth understanding of the norms constituting and regulating social structures and institutions, as well as the sources of these norms, their nature, change and ways of influencing human behavior
K_W09, in-depth the comprehensive nature of the language of political philosophy and the historical variability of its meanings
K_W10, in-depth the role of philosophical reflection in shaping policy
K_W11, in greater detail the relationship between the development of philosophical ideas and changes in culture, society and the political sphere of Polish society;

Acquired skills:
The graduate is able to:
K_U01, interpret a philosophical text independently, comment creatively and innovatively and confront theses from various texts
K_U02, determine the degree of importance of the theses presented for the examined problem or argumentation
K_U03, analyze complex philosophical arguments, identify the theses and assumptions that constitute them, establish logical and argumentative relationships between theses
K_U04, identify advanced argumentative strategies in oral and written statements
K_U06, creatively and innovatively use philosophical and methodological knowledge in formulating hypotheses and constructing critical arguments
K_U07, precisely formulate complex philosophical problems in speech and writing; put forward theses and comment critically on them
K_U08, select and create argumentation strategies, construct advanced and innovative critical arguments, formulate comprehensive responses to criticism
K_U10, write creative monographic studies based on independently selected literature, using original, innovative approaches and taking into account new achievements in the field of political philosophy and the Polish philosophical tradition
K_U13, search and select information from written and electronic sources, with creative use of professional search tools
K_U14 independently acquire knowledge, develop research skills and plan research projects (including group ones)
K_U16, detect relationships between the development of philosophical ideas and social and cultural processes and determine the relationships between these relationships

Acquired social competences:
The graduate is ready to:
K_K01, identifying their knowledge and skills
K_K02, recognizing gaps in one's knowledge and skills and looking for opportunities to eliminate these gaps
K_K03, independently undertaking and initiating professional activities as well as planning and organizing their course
K_K04, noticing and formulating ethical problems related to one's own research work and responsibility towards colleagues and other members of society, and being active in solving these problems
K_K05 active participation in social and cultural life; is interested in innovative philosophical concepts in connection with other parts of cultural and social life and encourages the implementation of these concepts

Assessment methods and criteria: activity (participation in discussion, preparation) – 25%; independent presentation of the material (selection of additional literature, discussion, ability to indicate the main problem and argumentation) – 25%; preparation of the final version of the presentation (taking into account the course of the discussion) – 50%

Number of absences: 2 in a semester

Information on level of this course, year of study and semester when the course unit is delivered, types and amount of class hours - can be found in course structure diagrams of apropriate study programmes. This course is related to the following study programmes:

• Inter-faculty Studies in Bioinformatics and Systems Biology
• Bachelor's degree, first cycle programme, Computer Science
• Bachelor's degree, first cycle programme, Mathematics
• Master's degree, second cycle programme, Bioinformatics and Systems Biology
• Master's degree, second cycle programme, Computer Science
• Master's degree, second cycle programme, Mathematics

Additional information (registration calendar, class conductors, localization and schedules of classes), might be available in the USOSweb system:

• Description of 3800-PPF24-S-OG in USOSweb