Introducción a la Filosofía desde cero

Embark on a captivating journey through the history of philosophy and philosophical ethics! This course is designed for anyone eager to explore the ideas that have shaped our understanding of the world and ourselves, regardless of prior academic background.

We'll delve into the fundamental questions that have puzzled humanity since the dawn of time: What is reality? How can we live a meaningful life? What can we truly know about the universe and our existence?

Our exploration begins with the ancient Greeks and their groundbreaking reflections, the foundation of Western thought. We'll then journey through the profound meditations of the medieval period, examining attempts to reconcile faith and reason. Next, we'll witness the Renaissance revival of ideas and its new scientific approaches. Finally, we'll navigate the diverse contemporary philosophical currents that continue to grapple with these timeless issues.

This course prioritizes clarity and accessibility. Complex concepts will be presented using relatable examples, familiar metaphors, and simple language, fostering a genuine connection with these timeless ideas.

No prior philosophy knowledge is required! Simply bring your natural curiosity, an open mind, and a sincere desire to discover how great thinkers throughout history have creatively addressed the same profound questions we all face.

Key topics covered include:

• Ancient Greek Philosophy: Explore the foundations of Western thought.
• Medieval Philosophy & Ethics: Understand the interplay of faith and reason.
• Renaissance Philosophy: Discover the revival of classical ideas and scientific advancements.
• Modern & Contemporary Philosophy: Examine current debates and perspectives.
• Ethical Philosophy: Investigate questions of morality and how to live a good life.
• History of Ethics: Trace the development of ethical thought across cultures and time.
• Philosophy of Reality: Explore different perspectives on what is real.
• Meaning of Life: Consider various philosophical approaches to finding purpose.