PHI- Core Seminar 1 (2025/2026: Periode 1+Periode 2)

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Cursusdoel

In the Core Seminar 1, the development of professional skills focuses on paper writing, literature research, presentation skills, and giving and responding to feedback.

The aims of the Core Seminar 1 are as follows:
  1. to acquire an advanced understanding of the philosophical topic chosen for the semester, with special emphasis on integrating distinct philosophical perspectives;
  2. to improve one’s skills in writing a philosophical paper, including the stages of research and revision;
  3. to improve one’s skills in presenting research results in a symposium setting and responding to questions from the audience;
  4. to draw on what has been learned in the course in engaging with current philosophical research projects;
  5. to reflect on and improve one’s participation in seminar discussions, in providing feedback on the work of other students, and in presenting course readings to the class in a way that deepens other students understanding of the texts and generates a good seminar discussion.

Vakinhoudelijk

The Core Seminars are semester-long courses that combine an in-depth investigation of a philosophical topic with training in key skills and interaction with researchers from ongoing research projects. Staff from two different areas of philosophy co-teach the seminar on a topic that draws on their overlapping research interests, but from distinct approaches. At various points in the semester, researchers form the department will present ongoing research and engage with students on connection with the seminar’s theme.
In the Core Seminar 1, the development of professional skills focuses on paper writing, literature research, presentation skills, and giving and responding to feedback.

Topic of 2025-2026 will be announced.

In 2023-2024, the course engaged with contemporary work in both theoretical and practical philosophy surrounding a shared (albeit very broad) theme: the thinking, feeling, and active mind. We approached this broad theme from four different yet interconnected angles: 1) the active mind, 2) mind and normativity, 3) the mind’s place in nature and 4) ethics of mind.

Werkvormen

Seminar
Bijdrage

Students are expected to work collaboratively in providing feedback on written work and on presentations.

Toetsing

Actieve deelname

Verplicht | Minimum cijfer 5,5

Cogency of the argument, understanding of the texts, mastery of the relevant concepts, quality of the revisions, quality of participation in class discussions, and effectiveness of presentation.

A first draft of the paper is due at the end of the block 1. Final paper is due towards the end of block 2. The presentation is due during a final symposium, held at the end of block 2.

Opdracht

Verplicht | Weging 25% | Minimum cijfer 5,5 | ECTS 2,5

Paper

Verplicht | Weging 50% | Minimum cijfer 5,5 | ECTS 5

Referaat

Verplicht | Weging 25% | Minimum cijfer 5,5 | ECTS 2,5

Ingangseisen en voorkennis

Ingangseisen

Je moet inschreven staan voor de volgende opleiding:

  • Philosophy

Voorkennis

Broad familiarity with undergraduate-level work in the ares covered in the course.

Voertalen

  • Engels

Cursusmomenten

Gerelateerde studies

Tentamens

Er is geen tentamenrooster beschikbaar voor deze cursus

Verplicht materiaal

Er is geen informatie over de verplichte literatuur bekend


Aanbevolen materiaal

  • WNB

Coördinator

dr. J.D. Schaab j.d.schaab@uu.nl

Docenten

dr. J.D. Schaab j.d.schaab@uu.nl
dr. E.V. Stei e.v.stei@uu.nl

Inschrijving

Let op: deze cursus is niet toegankelijk voor studenten van andere faculteiten, bijvakkers mogen zich dus niet inschrijven.

Inschrijving
Van maandag 2 juni 2025 tot en met vrijdag 20 juni 2025

Na-inschrijving
Van maandag 18 augustus 2025 tot en met dinsdag 19 augustus 2025

Inschrijving niet geopend
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