The Interplay of Memory and Identity in Philosophy
( 25 Modules )
Module #1 Introduction to the Interplay of Memory and Identity Overview of the course and the complex relationship between memory and identity
Module #2 Defining Memory:A Philosophical Perspective Exploring the concept of memory, its types, and its role in shaping human experience
Module #3 The Nature of Identity:A Philosophical Introduction Examining the concept of identity, its different aspects, and its significance in human life
Module #4 Theories of Memory:Plato, Aristotle, and the Ancients Investigating the views of ancient philosophers on memory and its relationship to knowledge and reality
Module #5 The Impact of Memory on Personal Identity:John Locke Analyzing Lockes views on personal identity, memory, and the self
Module #6 David Humes Skepticism:Memory, Identity, and the Fragmented Self Examining Humes skeptical approach to memory, identity, and the nature of the self
Module #7 Immanuel Kant:Memory, Cognition, and the Unity of Experience Exploring Kants views on memory, cognition, and the role of the transcendental unity of apperception
Module #8 The Role of Memory in Shaping Moral Identity:Aristotle and Beyond Investigating the relationship between memory, moral character, and personal identity
Module #9 Memory, Emotions, and the Construction of the Self Examining the interplay between memory, emotions, and the formation of personal identity
Module #10 The Social Construction of Memory and Identity Exploring the role of social and cultural factors in shaping individual and collective memory and identity
Module #11 Memory, Trauma, and the Fragmentation of Identity Analyzing the impact of traumatic experiences on memory and personal identity
Module #12 The Neuroscience of Memory and Identity:Recent Findings and Implications Introducing the latest research in neuroscience on the neural basis of memory and its implications for our understanding of identity
Module #13 Memory, Narrative, and the Self:The Role of Storytelling Examining the role of narrative and storytelling in shaping personal identity and memory
Module #14 The Ethics of Memory Manipulation:Philosophical and Psychological Perspectives Investigating the ethical implications of memory manipulation and alteration on personal identity and autonomy
Module #15 Memory, History, and Collective Identity Exploring the relationship between collective memory, history, and national or group identity
Module #16 Memory, Identity, and the Self in Eastern Philosophy Introducing the concepts of memory and identity in Eastern philosophical traditions, such as Buddhism and Hinduism
Module #17 Personal Identity, Memory, and the Afterlife Examining the relationship between personal identity, memory, and the concept of an afterlife in various philosophical and religious traditions
Module #18 Memory, Identity, and Moral Responsibility Analyzing the implications of memory and identity on moral responsibility and personal accountability
Module #19 The Impact of Technology on Memory and Identity Investigating the effects of digital technology on human memory and personal identity
Module #20 Memory, Identity, and the Concept of Self:Case Studies Examining real-life case studies that illustrate the complex interplay between memory and identity
Module #21 Memory, Identity, and the Human Condition Reflecting on the broader implications of the interplay between memory and identity for our understanding of human existence
Module #22 The Future of Memory and Identity:Emerging Trends and Debates Exploring the latest developments and debates in the fields of memory and identity studies
Module #23 The Interplay of Memory and Identity in Art and Literature Analyzing the representation of memory and identity in art, literature, and film
Module #24 Conducting Research in Memory and Identity Studies Guiding students in designing and conducting research projects on the interplay of memory and identity
Module #25 Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion Planning next steps in The Interplay of Memory and Identity in Philosophy career
