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Philosophy of Emotion and the Body
( 30 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Philosophy of Emotion and the Body
Overview of the course, importance of philosophy of emotion and the body, and key concepts
Module #2
Historical Background:Ancient and Medieval Perspectives
Exploration of ancient and medieval philosophers views on emotions and the body, including Plato, Aristotle, and Descartes
Module #3
Modern Perspectives:The Mind-Body Problem
In-depth examination of modern philosophers solutions to the mind-body problem, including dualism, monism, and eliminativism
Module #4
Theories of Emotions:Cognitive, Non-Cognitive, and Embodied
Analysis of cognitive, non-cognitive, and embodied theories of emotions, including their strengths and weaknesses
Module #5
Emotional Intentionality:Feeling, Thinking, and Valuing
Examination of the intentional structure of emotions, including feeling, thinking, and valuing
Module #6
The Bodily Basis of Emotions:Neurobiology and Neuroscience
Scientific exploration of the neural correlates of emotions, including the role of brain regions and neurotransmitters
Module #7
Emotional Regulation:Cognitive, Motivational, and Social
Analysis of emotional regulation strategies, including cognitive reappraisal, motivational modulation, and social influences
Module #8
The Social Construction of Emotions:Cultural and Historical Variations
Exploration of how emotions are socially constructed and vary across cultures and historical periods
Module #9
Emotions and Moral Philosophy:Virtue, Vice, and Moral Emotions
Examination of the role of emotions in moral philosophy, including virtues, vices, and moral emotions
Module #10
The Politics of Emotions:Power, Oppression, and Social Justice
Analysis of how emotions are used to maintain power structures and perpetuate social injustice
Module #11
Feminist Philosophy of Emotions:Gender, Power, and Embodiment
Feminist critiques of traditional philosophy of emotions, including the importance of embodiment and gendered experiences
Module #12
Emotions and the Environment:Ecological and Phenomenological Perspectives
Examination of the emotional relationship between humans and the natural environment
Module #13
Emotional Experience and the Self:Personal Identity and Autonomy
Analysis of the role of emotions in shaping personal identity and autonomy
Module #14
Emotions and Well-being:Happiness, Flourishing, and the Good Life
Examination of the relationship between emotions, well-being, and the good life
Module #15
The Dark Side of Emotions:Negative Emotions, Suffering, and Psychopathology
Exploration of negative emotions, suffering, and psychopathology, including anxiety, depression, and trauma
Module #16
Therapeutic Approaches to Emotions:Psychotherapy, Mindfulness, and Embodiment
Analysis of therapeutic approaches to emotions, including psychotherapy, mindfulness, and embodiment
Module #17
Emotions and Technology:AI, Robotics, and Virtual Reality
Examination of the impact of technology on emotions, including AI, robotics, and virtual reality
Module #18
Emotions and Medicine:The Future of Emotion-Focused Healthcare
Exploration of the role of emotions in healthcare, including diagnosis, treatment, and patient care
Module #19
Emotions and Education:Emotional Intelligence, Empathy, and Critical Thinking
Analysis of the importance of emotions in education, including emotional intelligence, empathy, and critical thinking
Module #20
Emotions and the Arts:Literature, Music, and Film
Examination of the role of emotions in the arts, including literature, music, and film
Module #21
Emotions and Spirituality:Theological and Philosophical Perspectives
Exploration of the relationship between emotions and spirituality, including theological and philosophical perspectives
Module #22
Emotions and Animals:Comparative Philosophy and Ethics
Analysis of emotions in non-human animals, including comparative philosophy and ethics
Module #23
Emotions and Time:The Temporal Dynamics of Emotional Experience
Examination of the temporal dynamics of emotional experience, including the role of memory, anticipation, and expectation
Module #24
Emotions and the Embodied Self:Phenomenology and Enactivism
In-depth exploration of the embodied self, including phenomenological and enactivist approaches
Module #25
Emotions and the Extended Mind:The Role of Environment and Culture
Analysis of the extended mind thesis, including the role of environment and culture in shaping emotional experience
Module #26
Emotions and the Narrative Self:Personal Narratives and Emotional Meaning
Examination of the role of personal narratives in shaping emotional experience and meaning
Module #27
Emotions and the Social Context:Group Emotions, Shared Emotions, and Collective Emotions
Analysis of group emotions, shared emotions, and collective emotions, including their social and political implications
Module #28
Emotions and Moral Emotions:Shame, Guilt, and Moral Sentiments
In-depth exploration of moral emotions, including shame, guilt, and moral sentiments
Module #29
Emotions and the Emotions of Others:Empathy, Sympathy, and Compassion
Examination of the emotions of others, including empathy, sympathy, and compassion
Module #30
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Philosophy of Emotion and the Body career


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