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Course : Greek Philosophy and Applied Ethics

Course code : PHILOSOPHY1107

Greek Philosophy and Applied Ethics

PHILOSOPHY1107  -  Ευάγγελος Πρωτοπαπαδάκης

Units - I. Intro

I. Intro

Summary

The purpose of this first introductory meeting is to set the stage for an engaging and thought-provoking academic journey. This session will provide an overview of the course structure, key themes, and learning objectives, offering students a roadmap for the program. Faculty members will introduce themselves, outlining their research interests and teaching approaches, while students will have the opportunity to share their backgrounds and academic motivations. We will discuss fundamental questions that will guide our studies: What is philosophy? How do ancient ethical theories shape modern moral thought? Why does Greek philosophy remain relevant today? This session will also introduce essential texts and methodologies, as well as expectations for participation, assessments, and research.