AS.300.628
Introduction to Concepts and Problems of Modern Philosophy, Aesthetics, and Critical Theory
This seminar aims at providing a survey of some fundamental concepts and problems that shape modern and contemporary debates in philosophy, literary studies, and the humanities at large. This term we will study different notions of existence, language, truth, power, otherness, race, gender, and reality. This course serves as the proseminar in methods and theory for graduate students in Comparative Thought and Literature but is open to students in all departments.
Sources
- Course catalogue โ2026โ2027