The Body in Eastern and Western Philosophy
( 25 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to the Course
Overview of the course and its objectives

Module #2
The Body in Ancient Western Philosophy
Exploring the views of Plato, Aristotle, and other ancient Greeks on the body

Module #3
The Body as Prison (Plato)
In-depth analysis of Platos views on the body as a prison for the soul

Module #4
The Body as Instrument (Aristotle)
Examining Aristotles perspective on the body as an instrument for living a virtuous life

Module #5
The Body in Eastern Philosophy:An Overview
Introduction to Eastern perspectives on the body, including Hinduism, Buddhism, and Taoism

Module #6
The Body in Hinduism
Exploring the concept of the body in Hindu philosophy, including the concept of atman and the three gunas

Module #7
The Body in Buddhism
Analyzing the Buddhist concept of the body as impermanent and devoid of a permanent self

Module #8
The Body in Taoism
Examining the Taoist view of the body as a manifestation of the Tao and the importance of living in harmony with nature

Module #9
Mind-Body Dualism in Western Philosophy
Tracing the development of mind-body dualism from Descartes to modern times

Module #10
The Mind-Body Problem
Exploring the challenges of explaining the relationship between the mind and body

Module #11
Materialism and the Body
Examining the materialist perspective on the body, including the views of Hobbes and contemporary philosophers

Module #12
The Body in Eastern Philosophy:Embodiment and Wholeness
Exploring the concept of embodiment and wholeness in Eastern philosophy, including the importance of meditation and yoga

Module #13
The Body in Eastern Philosophy:Cosmology and Ecology
Analyzing the relationship between the body and the natural world in Eastern philosophy

Module #14
The Body and Personal Identity
Examining the relationship between the body and personal identity in both Eastern and Western philosophy

Module #15
The Body and Ethics
Exploring the implications of various philosophical perspectives on the body for ethics and moral values

Module #16
The Body and Emotions
Analyzing the role of emotions in our bodily experiences and the implications for philosophical perspectives on the body

Module #17
The Body and Gender
Examining the relationships between the body, gender, and philosophical perspectives on identity and power

Module #18
The Body and Technology
Exploring the impact of technology on our understanding and experience of the body

Module #19
The Body and Medicine
Analyzing the relationships between the body, medicine, and philosophical perspectives on health and illness

Module #20
The Body and Death
Examining the implications of philosophical perspectives on the body for our understanding of death and dying

Module #21
Comparative Perspectives on the Body
Comparing and contrasting Eastern and Western philosophical perspectives on the body

Module #22
The Body and Power
Analyzing the relationships between the body, power, and philosophical perspectives on oppression and liberation

Module #23
The Body and Culture
Examining the relationships between the body, culture, and philosophical perspectives on identity and difference

Module #24
Conclusion:The Body in Eastern and Western Philosophy
Synthesizing the key takeaways from the course and exploring implications for future research and practice

Module #25
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in The Body in Eastern and Western Philosophy career

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The Body in Eastern and Western Philosophy ( 25 Modules )

The Body in Eastern and Western Philosophy
( 25 Modules )