Philosophy nad religion of China 3600-7-SI2-R/FCH2
The lecture covers such topics as: Chinese philosophy in the pre-imperial period, ie in the period of the Hundred Schools, including: Confucianism (Confucius, Mengzi, Xunzi); Mozi and his philosophy; the oldest philosophical Taoist texts, Laozi and Zhuangzi, legism; philosophy of the Han era; beginnings and development of Buddhism in China, the most important schools of Buddhism (chan, huayan, tiantai, jingtu); religious Taoism - emergence, development, the most important elements of teaching; Neo-Confucianism of the Song and Ming epochs.
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Learning outcomes
the student
K_W07; has systematic detailed knowledge of the philosophy and religion of China
K_U02; is able to identify the sources of cultural differences in the countries of the Orient / Africa; is able to use the basic concepts of the philosophy and religion of China.
K_U10; is able to identify the most important intellectual issues, dilemmas, aesthetic preferences formulated within the culture of China and the Chinese civilization circle
K_U21 is able to present detailed issues in the field of cultural issues in China and in Polish and Chinese, taking into account the intellectual tradition of China
; K_K01; understands the need for lifelong learning
K_K04; is able to properly define the goals and methods of achieving them in the field of scientific, professional and social activity
K_K05; is aware of the cultural difference and its religious, philosophical, moral and historical sources, as well as its importance for the understanding of the contemporary world
K_K06; sees the need for intercultural dialogue
K_K07; is aware of the importance of China's culture in the world culture
Assessment criteria
Written graded essay after the first semester, covering the issues discussed during the lecture in the winter semester. After the summer semester, written essay covering the material discussed in the summer semester.
Bibliography
Feng Youlan, Krótka historia filozofii chińskiej
JeeLoo Liu Wprowadzenie do filozofii chińskiej,
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