History of modern Western philosophy

Bag code: HUMP21210026 Days: Two training days "Training day 5 hours". Time: 10 training hours. Targeted participants: university students, teachers, intellectuals, researchers in humanities, those interested in philosophical thought, and anyone wishing to understand the development of modern Western thought and its impact on contemporary knowledge. Program overview: This program revolves around the history of modern Western philosophy in terms of its emergence, stages of development, and prominent pioneers, with a focus on the intellectual shifts that shaped modern Western mind. The program covers main philosophical schools, influential philosophers' ideas, and the impact of modern philosophy on sciences, human thought, and contemporary societies. It will be presented through the following units: First training unit: The emergence of modern Western philosophy. Second training unit: Schools of modern Western philosophy and their impact. Program objectives: - To familiarize the trainee with the concept of modern Western philosophy and its origins. - To enable the trainee to distinguish between the most important modern philosophical schools. - To introduce the trainee to the most prominent philosophers of the modern era. - To help the trainee understand the impact of modern philosophy on human thought. - To develop a general critical view of the evolution of Western philosophical thought. Program topics: First training unit: (The emergence of modern Western philosophy): Introduction to modern Western philosophy • Concept of modern philosophy • Difference between ancient and modern philosophy • Historical and intellectual factors for the emergence of modern philosophy • Rationalism and the beginnings of modern thought • René Descartes and the method of doubt • Concept of reason in rationalist philosophy • The impact of rationalism on knowledge • Empiricism and critique of rationalism • John Locke and the theory of knowledge • David Hume and sensory experience • Contributions of the empirical school Context of intellectual shifts in the modern era • Impact of the European Renaissance • Scientific revolution • The relationship between philosophy and science. Second training unit: (Schools of modern Western philosophy and their impact): Critical philosophy of Kant • Concept of philosophical critique • Theoretical reason and practical reason • Kant's influence on philosophical thought • Idealism and modern philosophy • German idealist philosophy • Hegel and philosophy of history • Development of idealist thought • Late modern philosophies • Existentialism and its beginnings • Pragmatism and practical thought • Features of the shift towards contemporary philosophy. Impact of modern Western philosophy on the contemporary world • Its influence on human sciences • Its reflections on political and social thought • The presence of modern philosophy in contemporary reality. Contents of the PowerPoint packet: 107 Trainer guide: 73 Trainee guide: 66 Activities: 4 Introductory guide: 4 References: 4 Evaluation and data forms: 6 Pre- and post-test: 10 Videos: 4 Photos: 11 Mind maps: 1 Brochure: 1 Training packet template Please click here to view the training packet template.