Course Description

Embark on an intellectually stimulating journey that bridges the gap between philosophy, science, and humanity in this groundbreaking course offered by AnahuacX. "Filosofía, ciencia y ser humano" is an introductory-level course designed to challenge your preconceptions and expand your understanding of the world around you.

This course takes a fresh approach to addressing the great philosophical questions by incorporating insights from modern basic and social sciences. The result is a fascinating exploration of our interconnected world, providing a solid foundation for ethical and philosophical revisions of both humanity's grand challenges and the art of living that each of us must develop.

What students will learn

• Connect scientific discoveries with philosophy and human problems
• Learn the three paths of belonging in the art of living
• Understand the interconnectivity with the biological, material, and social exterior
• Comprehend scientific knowledge and the limits of truth
• Develop ideological tolerance towards other cultures and philosophies
• Identify the philosophical implications of science and the limits of philosophy

Pre-requisites

No prior knowledge or skills are required to take this course. It is designed for beginners and those interested in exploring the intersection of philosophy, science, and human nature.

Course Coverage

• The material universe from the perspective of contemporary physics
• The origin of life and who we are from a scientific-evolutionary standpoint
• The relationship between the individual and social groups
• The three belongings that define brain development and psychosomatic balance
• Scientific evidence showing that belonging is fundamental to developing the art of living
• Bases for constructing a social ethic to guide economic and social development
• Links between individual psychological problems and major contemporary economic and social issues

Who this course is for

• Students of philosophy, science, or humanities
• Individuals interested in interdisciplinary approaches to understanding human nature
• Anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of science, philosophy, and society
• Professionals looking to broaden their perspective on human behavior and social dynamics

Real-world Applications

• Developing a more nuanced understanding of human behavior and social interactions
• Improving decision-making by considering scientific and philosophical perspectives
• Enhancing critical thinking and problem-solving skills in personal and professional contexts
• Fostering greater empathy and understanding towards diverse cultures and viewpoints
• Applying ethical considerations to real-world challenges in business, policy-making, and social development

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