The Concept of Freedom in Western Philosophy
( 25 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to the Concept of Freedom
Defining freedom, its significance, and scope in Western philosophy

Module #2
Ancient Greek Conceptions of Freedom
Exploring freedom in the context of ancient Greek philosophy, particularly in Plato and Aristotle

Module #3
Freedom in the Medieval Period
The concept of freedom in the works of medieval philosophers such as Aquinas and Duns Scotus

Module #4
Renaissance Humanism and the Emergence of Modern Freedom
The revival of classical ideas and the rise of individualism in the Renaissance

Module #5
Thomas Hobbes and the Social Contract
Hobbes views on freedom, authority, and the social contract

Module #6
John Locke and the Concept of Negative Liberty
Lockes notion of freedom as the absence of external constraints

Module #7
The Enlightenment and the Rise of Liberalism
The development of liberalism and its implications for freedom in the works of thinkers like Rousseau and Kant

Module #8
Immanuel Kant and the Moral Imperative of Freedom
Kants view of freedom as a moral and rational imperative

Module #9
Jean-Jacques Rousseau and the General Will
Rousseaus concept of the general will and its relationship to individual freedom

Module #10
Jeremy Bentham and the Utilitarian Conception of Freedom
Benthams view of freedom as utility and pleasure

Module #11
John Stuart Mill and the Harm Principle
Mills defense of individual liberty and the harm principle

Module #12
G.W.F. Hegel and the Absolute Spirit
Hegels dialectical view of freedom and its relationship to history and culture

Module #13
The Rise of Existentialism and Phenomenology
Exploring the concept of freedom in existentialist and phenomenological thought, particularly in Kierkegaard and Heidegger

Module #14
Søren Kierkegaard and the Leap of Faith
Kierkegaards views on freedom, faith, and the individuals relationship to God

Module #15
Martin Heidegger and the Concept of Authenticity
Heideggers notion of authenticity and its implications for understanding human freedom

Module #16
Jean-Paul Sartre and Existentialist Freedom
Sartres views on human freedom, responsibility, and the concept of bad faith

Module #17
The Frankfurt School and Critical Theory
The concept of freedom in the context of critical theory, particularly in the works of Adorno and Horkheimer

Module #18
Postmodernism and the Challenge to Traditional Notions of Freedom
Exploring the critiques of traditional notions of freedom in postmodern thought, particularly in the works of Foucault and Lyotard

Module #19
Contemporary Debates on Freedom and Autonomy
Current discussions and debates on freedom, autonomy, and their relationship to issues like moral responsibility and personal identity

Module #20
Freedom and the Nature of Human Agency
Exploring the relationship between freedom and human agency, including questions of determinism and compatibilism

Module #21
Freedom and Moral Responsibility
The implications of freedom for moral responsibility and accountability

Module #22
Freedom and the State:Libertarianism and Social Democracy
Comparing and contrasting libertarian and social democratic views on the role of the state in promoting or restricting individual freedom

Module #23
Freedom and Culture:The Impact of Cultural Norms on Individual Liberty
Examining how cultural norms and values shape and influence individual conceptions of freedom

Module #24
Freedom and Globalization:Challenges and Opportunities
The impact of globalization on individual freedom, including issues of economic inequality and cultural homogenization

Module #25
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in The Concept of Freedom in Western Philosophy career

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The Concept of Freedom in Western Philosophy ( 25 Modules )

The Concept of Freedom in Western Philosophy
( 25 Modules )