Introduction to Philosophy: Understanding the Basics A Companion Guide for On-line, Hybrid, and Telecourses

Introduction to Philosophy: Understanding the Basics A Companion Guide for On-line, Hybrid, and Telecourses works well with any type of instructional delivery of full-semester length Introduction to Philosophy courses, including in-person, hybrid, online and telecourse formats. Introduction to Philosophy speaks to the reader in a conversational tone using relevant and current examples that facilitate the understanding of the major themes in philosophy. Priced affordably, Introduction to Philosophy: Understanding the Basics A Companion Guide for On-line, Hybrid, and Telecourses: Is logically organized to fit students of all levels including adult students. Learning strategies include discussion groups/boards, student presentations, question and answer sessions, distance learning assignments, position paper writing, and more. Addresses major themes, including epistemology, mind/body duality, the freewill debate and the big question on "Does God Exist?". Clearly outlines the major moral theories in philosophy with particular emphasis on act and rule utilitarianism, Kant's deonlogy and Aristotle's virtue ethics. Contains contemporary perspectives on a wide range of issues in political and social philosophy.