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PHILOSOPHY OF HUMAN RELATIONSHIP Single discipline educational activity
Course Sheet Academic Year of enrolment:
Professor and Collaborators:
Hours of classroom activity:
Prerequisites:
There are not prerequisites.
Objectives
Contents Course Title: “Europe: Identity, meaning and duty. The human relationship in the context of the European conscience's crisis”.
Extended Syllabus At first, the course provides a general framework of the topic of human relationship in the current historical and social context of Europe. The comparisons between different historical contexts of Europe (R. Brague) is necessary to underline the fundamental questions of thought that are the most important to face the current challenge. In this regard, the argumentations of Guardini and V. Havel will be analysed and will be used as a source of inspiration to re-think the identity, the meaning and the task of Europe in the difficult scenario of European culture in the third millennium.
Recommended Bibliography 1)- RÉMI BRAGUE, "Il futuro dell'occidente. Nel modello romano la
salvezza dell'Europa", Ed. Bompiani
2)- ROMANO GUARDINI, "Europa. Compito e destino", Ed. Morcelliana
3)- VACLAV HAVEL, "Cinque discorsi sull'Europa", Ed. EUNO
4) The books listed above constitute the subject-matter both of the course and of the exam.
NB: The reference texts listed above and the method of verification are the same for both the attending and non-attending students.
Teaching Methods It will essentially be based on the lectures. The course will set as a seminar with a view to generating a critical dialogue in class
Evaluation methods Verification of learning:
1) The learning assessment consists of an oral test. The exam is structured as a dialectic dialogue and it aims to check: the knowledge of the students about questions of the course, their comprehension and their personal reworking of the books, their ability to argue the contents during the term.
2) The grades are given on the basis of 30 points. The oral test and the argumentative skills, without any written verification, will demonstrate the achievement of learning objectives provided above.
Contacts/More Information 1) At the beginning of the course, the students will need to have their own books to attend and participate in the debate in class.
2) At the end of the course, the students will have the free option to take part in a seminar as an opportunity to review and further study. The organizational and logistical issues will deal with the students during the lectures period.
3) The students are invited to come for any type of clarification in the office of the professor (the room is located at the second floor of “Polo Istituti” building) during the office hours (from 9 am to 11 am on Tuesdays).
Please check the university website for the office hours, as these can change.