The Philosophy of Friendship: Historical Perspectives
( 25 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to the Philosophy of Friendship
Exploring the concept of friendship and its significance in human relationships

Module #2
Ancient Greek Roots:Aristotle on Friendship
Analyzing Aristotles views on friendship in the Nicomachean Ethics

Module #3
The Importance of Philia in Greek Culture
Examining the role of philia (brotherly love) in ancient Greek society and philosophy

Module #4
Epicurean Friendships:The Role of Utility
Investigating Epicurus views on friendship as a means to achieve happiness and avoid pain

Module #5
Stoic Perspectives on Friendship and Virtue
Exploring the Stoic concept of friendship as a manifestation of virtue and self-control

Module #6
Ciceros De Amicitia:A Roman Perspective on Friendship
Analyzing Ciceros treatise on friendship and its relevance to Roman society

Module #7
Early Christian Perspectives on Friendship and Love
Examining the concept of agape (unconditional love) in early Christian theology and its implications for friendships

Module #8
Medieval Views on Friendship and Loyalty
Investigating the role of loyalty and obligation in medieval friendships

Module #9
The Renaissance Humanist Perspective on Friendship
Exploring the revival of classical ideas on friendship during the Renaissance

Module #10
Montaignes Essays on Friendship
Analyzing Michel de Montaignes influential writings on friendship and intimacy

Module #11
The Emergence of Romantic Friendship
Examining the rise of romantic friendships in the 18th and 19th centuries

Module #12
Immanuel Kant on the Morality of Friendship
Investigating Kants views on friendship as a moral obligation and duty

Module #13
The German Romantic Perspective on Friendship
Exploring the German Romantic movements emphasis on intense, emotional friendships

Module #14
Friedrich Nietzsches Critique of Traditional Friendship
Analyzing Nietzsches controversial views on friendship as a form of self-overcoming

Module #15
The Philosophy of Friendship in the 20th Century
Surveying key thinkers and debates on friendship in the 20th century

Module #16
Martin Heidegger on Friendship and Authenticity
Examining Heideggers concept of authenticity in relation to friendships

Module #17
Simone de Beauvoir on Friendship and Freedom
Investigating Beauvoirs views on friendship as a manifestation of human freedom

Module #18
Contemporary Debates on Friendship and Technology
Exploring the impact of digital technology on modern friendships

Module #19
The Ethics of Friendship in a Globalized World
Examining the challenges and opportunities of cross-cultural friendships in a globalized era

Module #20
Friendship and Personal Identity
Investigating the relationship between friendships and personal identity formation

Module #21
The Philosophy of Friendship in Non-Western Cultures
Exploring perspectives on friendship from non-Western cultures and traditions

Module #22
Friendship and Moral Development
Analyzing the role of friendships in moral growth and development

Module #23
The Dark Side of Friendship:Betrayal and Manipulation
Examining the negative dimensions of friendships, including betrayal and manipulation

Module #24
Friendship and Politics:The Tension between Private and Public
Investigating the complex relationship between friendships and political engagement

Module #25
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
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The Philosophy of Friendship: Historical Perspectives ( 25 Modules )

The Philosophy of Friendship: Historical Perspectives
( 25 Modules )