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Graduate seminar covering a topic in medieval philosophy.

When Offered Spring.

Syllabi: none

Regular Academic Session. Combined with: CLASS 4665, MEDVL 6210, PHIL 4210, RELST 4665, RELST 6210
Credits and Grading Basis

4 Credits Stdnt Opt(Letter or S/U grades)

Section Topic

Topic: Augustine's "Confessions"
Class Number & Section Details

7205 PHIL 6210 SEM 101
Meeting Pattern
- W 7:30pm - 9:25pm Goldwin Smith Hall 122
- Jan 23 - May 9, 2023
- Instructors
  
  MacDonald, S
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Additional Information

Instruction Mode: In Person
FOR SPRING 2023: No thinker has done more to shape the Western intellectual tradition than Augustine (354-430 CE), and no book displays Augustine's dynamic vision of reality more compellingly than the Confessions. Its probing and intimate reflections on the meaning of human life, the nature of God and mind, time and eternity, will and world, good and evil, love and sexuality have challenged every generation since Augustine's own. The course will be structured around a close, critically engaged reading of the Confessions (in English translation); special attention will be given to its philosophical and theological ideas, its place in Augustine's oeuvre, and its historical context and significance.

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