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GauhatiUniversityUGCBCSSyllabusinPhilosophy
SemesterI
PHI-HC-1016
Core1:IndianPhilosophyI
UnitI TheVedas;theUpanisads;Bhagavadgita
DevelopmentofIndianPhilosophy;MeaningandscopeofIndianPhilosophy
SchoolsofIndianPhilosophy;theCommonCharacteristicsofIndianSystems
UnitIICarvaka Materialism: Epistemology (Denial of Inference and Testimony); Metaphysics
Fourelements;denialofsoul;denialofGod;Ethics
Jainism:Anekantavada;Syadvada;SaptabhangiNaya
Jainism:Navatattva
UnitIIIFourNobelTruths;Suffering;CauseofSufferingandChainofTwelveLinks;Cessationof
SufferingandNirvana;WayofCessationofSufferingandAstangikaMarga
TheoryofDependentOrigination
TheoryofImpermanence;TheoryofNo-soul
UniitIVAbhidharma Schools: Vaibhasika (bhaya-pratyaksa-vada); Sautranika (bahyanumeya-
veda)
Madhyamaka:Sunyavada
Yogacara:Vijnanavada
BooksRecommended:Chatterjee,S.C&Dutta,D.M: AnIntroductiontoIndianPhilosophyDasgupta,S.N.: AHistoryofIndianPhilosophyHiriyana,M. OutlinesofIndianPhilosophyRadhakrishnan,S. IndianPhilosophySharma,C.D. ACriticalSurveyOfIndianPhilosophySinha,J.N. IndianPhilosophy,VolumeI&II
SemesterIPHI-HC-1026
Core2:Logic–I
UnitI:FundamentalConceptsofLogicPropositionsandArguments
TruthandValidity
DeductionandInduction
UnitII:AristotelianSyllogisticLogicCategoricalPropositions,TranslatingOrdinaryPropositionintoStandardForm
SquareofOpposition
CategoricalSyllogism,FiguresandMoods
ImmediateInference
UnitIII:VennDiagram VennDiagrammaticRepresentationofPropositionsandArguments
IdeasofExistentialImport
TestingValiditybyVennDiagram
UniitIV:SetandItsOperations ConceptofSet
OperationsofSet-Union,IntersectionandDifference
SymbolizationofSentencesbySetNotations
BooksRecommendation:BassonandO’Connor: IntroductiontoSymbolicLogicChakraborti,Chhanda, Logic:Informal,SymbolicandInductiveCopi,I.M. Introductiontologic.14thEdition,Hurley,Patrick. IntroductiontoLogicRoy,B.N. DeductiveLogicSuppes,P. IntroductiontoLogic
SemesterIIPHI-HC-2036
Core3:GreekPhilosophy
UnitI:MythandCosmologyThales,Anaximander,Anaximenes
Pythagoras
Heraclitus,DemocritusandParmenides
UnitII:TheSophistsandSocaratesProtagoras
Socrates’smethod
Socrates’svirtue
UnitIII:Plato KnowledgeandOpinion
TheoryofForms
Justice
UniitIV:Aristotle FormandMatter
Causation
ActualityandPotentiality
BooksRecommended: W.T.Stace: ACriticalHistoryofGreekPhilosophyJ.Barnet: EarlyGreekPhilosophyB.A.G.Fuller: HistoryofGreekPhilosophy
BooksforReference: F.Copleston(Vol.1): HistoryofPhilosophyZeller: OutlinesofGreekPhilosophyGomperz: TheGreekThinkersW.K.C.Guthrie: HisotryofGreekPhillosophyB.NMoore: Philosophy,ThePowerofIdeas
SemesterIIPHI-HC-2046
Core4:LogicII
UnitI:SymbolicLogic:IntroductionSymbolicLogicanditsCharacteristics,UsesofSymbols
RelationbetweenTraditionalLogicandSymbolicLogic
ModernClassificationofPropositions
UnitII:PropositionalLogicLogicalConnectivesandVariables
SymbolizationofeverydayLanguage
TruthTablesforLogicalConnectives
Truth-Tablemethodoftestingvalidityofargument
UnitIII:FormalProofofValidity RulesofInference
RulesofReplacement
ConstructionofFormalproofofValidity
UniitIV:PredicateLogicSingularandgeneralpropositions
Quantifiers:UniversalandExistential
Symbolizationofuniversalandexistentialproposition
BooksRecommended:BassonandO’Connor: IntroductiontoSymbolicLogicChakraborti,Chhanda,Logic: Informal,SymbolicandInductive,Copi,I.M. Introductiontologic.14thEdition,Hurley,Patrick. IntroductiontoLogic,Roy,B.N. DeductiveLogicSuppes,P. IntroductiontoLogicStebbing,L.S. AModernIntroductiontoLogic
SemesterIII PHI-HC-3056
Core5:WesternPhilosophy:DescartestoHegel
UnitI:RationalismDestartes:CartesainMethod,mindbodydualism
Spinoza:Godandsubstances
Leibnitz:Theoryofmonads,pre-establishedharmony
UnitII:EmpiricismLockecritiqueofinnateideas,substanceandqualities
Berkely:esseestpercipiHume:Impressionandideas,conceptofself
UnitIII:KantPossibilityofsyntheticapriorijudgement
Spaceandtime
Categories
UniitIV:HegelDialecticMethod
AbsoluteIdealisms
Master-slavesdialectic
BooksRecommended:F.Thilly: AHistoryofPhilosophyBarlingayandKulkarni: CriticalHistoryofWesternPhilosophyY.Masih: ACriticalHistoryOfModernPhilosophy
BooksforReference:
RoutledgeHistoryofPhilosophyAnthonyKenny: ANewHistoryofPhilosophyF.Copleston: HistoryOfPhilosophyD.W.Hamlyn: AHistoryofWesternPhilosophy
SemesterIIIPHI-HC-3066
Core6:IndianPhilosophyII
UnitISamkhya:Purusa;Prakrti;Causation
Yoga:CittavrttianditsNirodha;AstangikaMarga
UnitIINyaya:Pramanas
Vaisesika:Padarthas;AtomistictheoryofCreation
UnitIIIMimamsa:Pramanas
Mimamsa:Pramanyavada;Khyativada
UniitIVSamkara:Brahman;Atman;AdhyasaandAvidya
Ramanuja;Brahman;JivaandJagat;Aprthaksiddhi
Sankardeva’sconceptofGodandBhakti
BooksRecommended: Chatterjee,S.C.: NyayaTheoryofKnowledgeChatterjee,S.C&Dutta,D.M.: AnIntroductiontoIndianPhilosophyDasgupta,S.N.: AHistoryofIndianPhilosophyHiriyana,M.: OutlinesofIndianPhilosophyRadhakrishnan,S.: IndianPhilosophySharma,C.D.: ACriticalSurveyOfIndianPhilosophySinha,J.N.: IndianPhilosophy,VolumeI&II
SemesterIIIPHI-HC-3076
Core7:Ethics
UnitINature,ScopeandUtilityofstudyofEthics
ObjectofMoralJudgement,MoralObligation
PostulatesofMorality
UnitII VirtueEthics:Aristotle
DeontologicalEthics:Kant
Utilitarianism:Bentham,Mill
UnitIII TheoriesofPunishment
ProfessionalEthics
EnvironmentalEthics
UnitIVLawofKarma,VarnaandAsramaDharma,Purusarthas
BuddhistPancasila;Brahmavihara
JainaTriratna,AnuvrataandMahavrata
BooksRecommended: Dasgupta,S.N.: AHistoryofIndianPhilosophyFrankenna,Williams.: Ethics,PrenticeHallofIndiaHiriyana,M.: OutlinesofIndianPhilosophyHudson,W.D: ModernMoralPhilosophyLillie,William.: AnIntroductiontoEthicsMackenzie,J.N.: ManualofEthicsMoore,G.E.: EthicsRadhakrishnan,S.: IndianPhilosophySinger,Peter.: AppliedEthicsSinger,Peter.: PracticalEthicsTiwari,KedarNath: ClassicalIndianEthicalThought:APhilosophicalStudyof Hindu,JainaandBuddhistMorals
SemesterIVPHI-HC-4086/PHI-RE-5016
Core8:ContemporaryIndianPhilosophy
UnitI:AurobindoEvolution
Supermind
Synthesisofyoga
UnitII:RadhakrishnanReligiousexperience
Intellectandintuition
Manandhisdestiny
UnitIII:GandhiReligion,Truth,Non-violence
Satyagraha,Sarvodaya,Swadeshi
Critiqueofindustrialisation,trusteeship
UnitIV:VivekanandaUniversalreligion
PracticalVedanta
Philosophyofeducation
BooksRecommended:CompleteworksofSwamiVivekananda(relevantchapters)
S.Radhakrishnan: AnidealistviewofLifeS.K.Maitra: AnintroductiontoPhilosophyofSriAurobindoD.M.Datta: ThePhilosophyofMahatmaGandhiN.K.Bose: SelectionsfromGandhi
Booksforreference:NilimaSharma: TwentiethCenturyIndianPhilosophy
D.M.Datta: ChiefCurrentsofContemporaryPhilosophy
SemesterIV
PHI-HC-4096/PHI-RE-6026Core9:PhilosophyofReligion
UnitINatureofPhilosophyofreligionanditsdistinctionfromtheology
Religiousexperience
ReligionandScience
UnitII:ProofsfortheexistenceofGodOntologicalargument
Cosmologicalargument
Teleologicalargument
Moralargument
UnitIIIReason,FaithandRevelation
FreedomofWill
Immortalityofthesoul
UnitIVReligiouslanguageandsymbolism
Antireligioustheories-Materialismandlogicalpositivism
ReligiousPhilosophyofSankardeva
BooksRecommended:JohnHick: PhilosophyofReligionMiallEdwards: PhilosophyofReligionB.Mitchell: PhilosophyofReligionJohnHick: Classicalandcontemporaryreadingsinthephilosophyof
ReligionNilimaSharma: PhilosophyofSankardeva:Anappraisal
BooksforReference:Y.Masih: IntroductiontoReligiousPhilosophyPetersonandothers(OUP): ReasonandReligiousBelief:AnIntroductiontothePhilosophy
ofReligionPetersonandothers: PhilosophyofReligion.SelectedReadingsMaheswarNeog: SankardevaandHisTimes
SemesterIV
PHI-HC-4106
Core10:Political&SocialPhilosophy
UnitIRightsandDuties
Justice
Equality&Liberty
UnitII-PoliticalIdeologiesAnarchism
Socialism
Marxism
UnitIII-FormsofGovernmentMonarchy
Theocracy
Democracy
UnitIVCorruption,Violence,Genocide
GenderDiscrimination:FemaleFoeticide,LandandPropertyRights;WomenEmpowerment
CasteDiscrimination:Gandhi,Ambedkar
Optional(UnitIV)PoliticalPhilosophyHumanism
Secularism
Multiculturalism
BooksRecommended:Ambedkar,B.R.: CasteinIndia(fromWritingsandSpeeches,Volume3),
Benjamin,M.(ed): ScienceandSensibility,GenderandScientificEnquiry,Durkheim,E.: SociologyandPhilosophyJoshi,N.V.: SocialandPoliticalPhilosophyKemp,S.&Squires,J.(ed).: FeminismsMackenzie,J.S.: OutlinesofSocialPhilosophyPiet,J.HandPrasad,A.(ed).: AnIntroductiontoAppliedPhilosophyRachel,J: TheElementsofMoralPhilosophyRaphael,D.D.: ProblemsofPoliticalPhilosophyRout,B.C.: PoliticalTheoryandIdeologyRoy&Bhattacharya.: PoliticalTheorySinger,Peter.: AppliedEthicsSinhha,A.K.: OutlinesofSocialPhilosophy
SemesterVPHI-HC-5116
Core11:AnalyticPhilosophy
UnitI:Moore TheAnalyticTurnofPhilosophyRefutationofIdealismDefenceofCommonSense
UnitII:RussellLogicalAtomismGeneralPropositionsandExistenceTheoryofDescription
UnitIII:EarlyWittgensteinandViennaCircle
TheWorldasaTotalityofFactsPictureTheoryofMeaning VerificationTheoryandRejectionofMetaphysics
UnitIV:LaterWittgensteinMeaningandUseLanguageGameCritiqueofPrivateLanguage
Books recommended
Ammerman,R.R.(ed): ClassicsofAnalyticPhilosophy
Gross,B.R.: AnalyticPhilosophy
Moore,G.E.: “DefenceofCommonSense”
… “RefutationofIdealism”
Russell,B.: LogicalAtomism
Wittgenstein: TractatusLogicoPhilosophicus
… PhilosophicalInvestigations
BooksofReference:
Pitcher,G.: PhilosophyofWittgenstein
Pradhan,R.C.: RecentDevelopmentsinAnalyticPhilosophy
SemesterV
PHI-HC-5126
Core12:PhenomenologyandExistentialism
UnitI:KierkegaardThethreestagesofhumanexistenceSubjectivityandTruth
UnitII:SartreExistenceandEssence
FreedomandChoice
UnitIII:HeideggerAuthenticexistenceBeing-in-the-worldandTemporality
UnitIV:HusserlTheoryofessenceIntentionalityandBracketing
Booksrecommended:H.J.Blackham: SixExistentialistThinkersMargaretChatterjee: ExistentialistOutlookM.K.Bhadra: ExistentialismandPhenomenologyMaryWarnock: ExistentialismJohnMacquirre: Existentialism
BooksforReference:J.P.Sartre: ExistentialismandHumanismE.Husserl: LogicalInvestigationsKierkegaard: ConcludingUnscientificPostscript
SemesterVI
PHI-HC-6136Core13:PhilosophyofMind
UnitIPsychologyandPhilosophyofmind
Cartesiandualism
ProblemsofCartesiandualism
UnitIIParallelism
Occassionalism
Epiphenomenalism
UnitIIIBehaviourism
Identitytheory
Functionalism
UnitIVProblemofPersonalidentity
PhysicalCriterion
MemoryCriterion
BooksRecommended:
JRSearle: Mind,AbriefintroductionJHeil: PhilosophyofMind
Ryle,Gilbert: TheConceptofMindJJC,Smart: “SensationandBrainProcess”intheNatureofMindby
DRosenthal
JVassey: PersonalIdentityB.Williams: ProblemofSelf
SemesterVI
PHI-HC-6146Core14:MetaEthics
UnitI:EthicsandMetaEthicsNormativeEthics
EthicalConceptsandEvaluation-GoodandRight
MetaEthics
UnitII:G.E.MooreIndefinabilityof‘Good’
NaturalisticFallacy
AutonomyofMorals
UnitIII:AyerandStevensonA.J.Ayer:EthicalTermsandPseudoConcepts
C.L.Stevenson:CharacteristicsofMoralDiscourse
PersuasiveDefinition
UnitIV:R.M.HareUniversalPrescriptivism
NatureofMoralArguments
WeaknessoftheWill
BooksRecommended:
Ayer,A.J.: Language,TruthandLogicChakravary,D.K.: ProblemsofAnalyticEthicsHare,R.M. TheLanguageofMoralsMiller,Alex: AnIntroductiontoContemporaryMetaethicsMoore,G.E.: PrincipiaEthicaRoojen,M.V.: Metaethics:AContemporaryIntroductionStevenson,C.L. EthicsandLanguageWarnock,G.J: ContemporaryMoralPhilosophyWarnock,M. Ethicssince1900
ElectiveDSE: (tobechosen2outof3alternatives)
SemesterV
PHI-HE-5016Elective1:PhilosophyofUpanishads
UnitIBackground:RelationtoVedas
GeneralSocialConditions
UnitIIMethodsandPhilosophers:MethodsofUpanisadicPhilosophy
UpanisadicPhilosophers:Cosmological,PsychologicalandMetaphysical
UnitIIICreation:DiversityofTheories
AcosmicandCosmicPresentation
UnitIVUltimateReality:Brahman:AbsoluteandWorld-Ground
CosmicandAcosmicIdeal
UnitVIndividualDestiny:IndividualSoul
KarmaandSamsara
Liberation
BooksRecommended:Dasgupta,S.N.: AHistoryofIndianPhilosophy(VolumeI)
Deussen,P.: ThePhilosophyoftheUpanisadsHume,R.E.: ThirteenPrincipalUpanisadsMahadevan,T.M.P.: UpanisadsRadhakrishnan,S.: ThePrincipalUpanisadsRadhakrishnan,S.: IndianPhilosophy(VolumeI)
Ranade,R.D.: AConstructiveSurveyofUpanisadicPhilosophy
ElectiveDSE: SemesterV
PHI-HE-5026Elective2:PhilosophyofGita
UnitI:
LawofKarma
ConceptofKarma,Akarma,Vikarma
FreedomandChoice
UnitII:Ksetra-Ksetrajna,purusa-prakrti
UttamaPurusaandUltimateReality
RelationofindividualselfandUltimateReality
UnitIII:ConceptionofYoga
TheYoga:KarmaYoga,JnanaYoga,BhaktiYoga
ReconciliationoftheYogas
UnitIv:Svabhava,Svakarma,Svadharma
Niskamakarmayoga;Lokasangraha
Liberation
BooksRecommended:
Aurobindo: TheBhagavadGitaGandhi,M.K.: GitaRadhakrishnan,S.: TheBhagavadGitaRanade,R.D.: BhagavadGita-APhilosophyofGodRealizationTilak,B.G.: GitaRahasya
ElectiveDSE: SemesterV
PHI-HE-5036Elective3:IsaUpanishadwithShankaraBhasya(TextualStudy)
UnitI:
Mantra1-4
UnitII:
Mantra5-9
UnitIII:
Mantra10-14
UnitIV:
Mantra15-18
BooksRecommended:
IsaUpanisadwithSankara’sCommentary(VariousEditions)
ElectiveDSE: (tobechosen2outof3alternatives)
SemesterVI
PHI-HE-6046Elective4:WesternPhilosophy(TextualStudy)
UnitI:
Plato:Republic(books2and4)
UnitII:
Hegel:ThePrefacetothePhenomenologyofSpirit
UnitIII:
Wittgenstein:PhilosophicalInvestigation(part1,section65-91)
UnitIV:
Sartre:ExistentialismandHumanism
BooksRecommended
Plato:Republic
Hegel:ThePrefacetothePhenomenologyofSpirit
Wittgenstein:PhilosophicalInvestigation
Sartre:ExistentialismandHumanism
ElectiveDSE: SemesterVI
PHI-HE-6056Elective5:PhilosophyofLanguage
ElectiveDSE:SemesterVI
PHI-HE-6066
Elective6:AppliedEthics
UnitI:AppliedEthics:Introduction
NatureofAppliedEthics,itsscope
AppliedEthicsandHumanValues
UnitII:EnvironmentalEthics
Useandexploitationofnature
Animalkillingandanimalrights
UnitIII:CyberEthics
Computercrime
EthicsandLegalaspectsofvirtualworlds
UnitIV:Bio-medicalEthics
Rightsandobligationsofhealthcareprofessionals,Patientsandfamily
Abortion,Euthanasia-ActiveandPassive
BooksRecommended:
Hizza,JosephM.: ComputerNetworkSecurityandCyberEthicsHolmes,R.L.: IntroductiontoAppliedEthicsHolmesR.&AndrewL.: EnvironmentalEthics:AnAnthologyLucas,G.: EthicsandCyberWarfareSinger,P.: AppliedEthicsYogi,ManasviniM.: Euthanasia:ItsMoralImplication
SemesterI
PHI-HG-1016/PHI-RC-1016
GE1:GeneralPhilosophy
UnitIDefinition,NatureandScopeofPhilosophy,BranchesofPhilosophy
RealismandIdealism
UnitIISubstance,Causality,SpaceandTime
UnitIIIProblemofKnowledge:Empiricism,Rationalism,Criticism
Scepticism
UnitIVRelationofGodandtheworld:Deism,Pantheism,Panentheism
ProofsforexistenceofGod:Ontological,Cosmological,Moral,Teleological
UnitVTheoriesofTruth:Correspondence,Coherence,Pragmatic
BooksRecommended:
Patrick,G.T.W.: IntroductiontoPhilosophyCunninghum,G.W.: ProblemsofPhilosophyRussell,Bertrand.: ProblemsofPhilosophyTaylor,Richard.: MetaphysicsHamlyn,D.W.: Metaphysics
SemesterIIPHI-HG-2026/PHI-RC-2026
GE2:IndianPhilosophyUnitIDevelopmentofIndianPhilosophy,MeaningandscopeofIndianPhilosophy
SchoolsofIndianPhilosophy;theCommonCharacteristicofIndianSystem
UnitIIBuddhism:FourNobleTruths;TheoryofImpermanence;No-soultheory
Jainism:Syadvada,Anekantavada
UnitIIISamkhya:Purusa;Prakrti;Evolution
Nyaya:Pramanas
UnitIVSamkara:Brahman;Avidya&Adhyasa
Ramanuja:Brahman;JivaandPrakrti
BooksRecommended:Chatterjee,S.C.: NyayaTheoryofKnowledgeChatterjee,S.C.&Dutta,D.M.: AnIntroductiontoIndianPhilosophyDasgupta,S.N.: AHistoryofIndianPhilosophyHiriyana,M.: OutlinesofIndianPhilosophyRadhakrishnan,S.: IndianPhilosophySharma,C.D.: ACriticalSurveyofIndianPhilosophy
SemesterIII
PHI-HG-3036/PHI-RC-3036
GE3:Ethics
UnitI Nature,ScopeandUtilityofstudyofEthics
MoralConsciousness,ObjectofMoralJudgement,MoralObligation
PostulatesofMorality
UnitIIVirtueEthics:Aristotle
DeontologicalEthic:Kant
Utilitarianism:Bentham,Mill
UnitIIITheoriesofPunishment,CapitalPunishment
ProfessionalEthics
EnvironmentalEthics
UnitIVLawofKarma,VarnaandAsramaDharma,Purusarthas
BuddhistPancasila;Brahmavihara;BodhisattvaBhumis
JainaTriratna,AnuvrataandMahavrata
BooksRecommended:
Chakravarty,D.K. ProlemsofAnalyticalEthicsDasgupta,S.N. AHistoryofIndianPhilosophyFrankenna,W. EthicsHiriyana,M. OutlinesofIndianPhilosophyHudson,W.D. ModernMoralPhilosophyLillie,William. AnIntroductiontoEthicsMackenzie,J.N. ManualofEthicsMoore,G.E. EthicsRadhakrishnan,S. IndianPhilosophySinger,Peter. AppliedEthicsSinger,Peter. PracticalEthicsTiwari,KedarNath. ClassicalIndianEthicalThought:APhilosophicalStudyofHindu, JainaandBuddhistMorals
SemesterIV
PHI-HG-4046/PHI-RC-4046GE4:Logic
UNITI:FundamentalConceptsoflogicPropositionsandArguments
TruthandValidity
DeductionandInduction
UNITII:AristotelianSyllogisticLogicCategoricalPropositions,TranslatingOrdinaryPropositionintoStandardForm
SquareofOpposition
CategoricalSyllogism,FiguresandMoods
ImmediateInference
UNITIII:SymbolicLogic:IntroductionSymbolicLogicanditsCharacteristics,UsesofSymbols
RelationbetweenTraditionalLogicandSymbolicLogic
ModernClassificationofPropositions
UNITIV:PropositionalLogicLogicalConnectives:And,Or,Not,MaterialConditional,Bi-conditional
Symbolizationofeverydaylanguage
Truth-Tablemethodoftestingvalidityofargument,ShorterTruthTable
Booksrecommended:
BassonandO’Connor: IntroductiontoSymbolicLogicChakraborti,Chhanda: Logic:Informal,SymbolicandInductive
Copi,I.M. IntroductiontoLogic,14thEditionHurley,Patrick. IntroductiontoLogicRoy,B.N. DeductiveLogicSuppes,P. IntroductiontoLogicStebbing,L.S. AModernIntroductiontoLogic
SemesterIII
SEC1
Reasoning and Logic
Unit I Reasoning
Introduction to Reasoning Reasoning in Everyday Life; Working out Exercises Laws of Thought: Identity, Contradiction and excluded Middle
Unit II Informal Logic
Distinguishing between: Reasoning and Arguments Formal and Informal Arguments Truth and Validity
Unit III Fallacies
Fallacies in Informal Logic: identification and correction Fallacies in formal logic: identification and correction Testing validity of arguments
Unit IV Symbolic Logic
Simple and Compound Statements, Truth-Function Truth Table
Books Recommended:
Chakraborty, C.: Logic, Informal, Symbolic and Inductive Copi, I.M.: Introduction to Symbolic Logic Copi, and Cohen.: Introduction to Logic Sharma,B.andJ.Deka:ATextBookofLogic
SemesterIV
SEC2
Critical Thinking