Units of Study:
The Point is Living with Nature – Diogenes and Lao Zi
The Point is to Have Fun – Epicurus and Bentham
The Point is to be Wise – Plato and Marcus Aurelias
The Point is Subjective – Descartes and Sartre
The Point is Subjective – Descartes and Sartre
There is No Point – Nietzsche
Lessons: 6 X 50 Minute Lessons
We’re going to start our exploration of religion and philosophy with a BIG question: What is the meaning of life? What’s the point? You don’t need to be a philosopher to ask this question, and there have been a lot of attempts at an answer. Could living like a dog be the key? Giving your life to a god? Maybe there is no point and we just experience a Will to Power, or perhaps we should just laugh at the absurdity of life altogether?! You may find an answer to the question of life, or you may not, but you’ll definitely have fun thinking about it!
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These courses will be webinar style. This means I am the only one talking, there will be no cameras or microphones on except mine. The students will be able to chat to me via the chat box system, but not with each other.
Curriculum: Webinar
When: Self Paced
First Lesson:
Length: 6 Hours
Lessons: 6 X 50 Minute Lessons
Units of Study:
The Point is Living with Nature – Diogenes and Lao Zi
The Point is to Have Fun – Epicurus and Bentham
The Point is to be Wise – Plato and Marcus Aurelias
The Point is Subjective – Descartes and Sartre
The Point is Subjective – Descartes and Sartre
There is No Point – Nietzsche