Mind and Nature in German Idealism, a graduate course

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I’m very excited to teach a 10-week online course at CIIS next semester (Spring 2017, running from Jan – Mar) called Mind and Nature in German Idealism. The course includes readings and lectures on Kant, Fichte, Goethe, Hegel, and Schelling. Note that you do not need to be enrolled in a graduate program at CIIS in order to take the course. You can also apply for “special student” status (if you want the 2 units of credit), or you can audit (if you don’t care about the academic credit). Contact me if you have any questions (msegall@ciis.edu).

Here is the tentative syllabus.

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October 21, 2016

Descartes, Fichte, Goethe, Hegel, Hume, imagination, Jakob Böhme, Kant, Modern Philosophy, Plato, reason, Religion, Romantic Philosophy, Schelling, Spinoza

Matthew David Segall

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German Idealism, mind, nature

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5 responses to “Mind and Nature in German Idealism, a graduate course”

Jed Levine

October 22, 2016

Matt, will these lectures be videotaped?

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1. Matthew David Segall
  
  October 22, 2016
  
  Hi Jed, yes it is an online course. But the videos will only be viewable by folks in the class.
  
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2. Matthew David Segall
  
  April 6, 2017
  
  Here are a few clips from the course: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL29llNJMc6MHoxPZ7jv2yb36Io3O99K4O
  
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noblesirstein

April 6, 2017

I wish I would have known the course was online 😦 I would have enrolled if I knew it was. I just assumed it was in person, at CIIS.

Do you know if you might be teaching a class of this sort online in the future, Matthew?

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1. Matthew David Segall
  
  April 6, 2017
  
  I’m teaching another online course in the Fall (late August through early December) called Whitehead’s Adventure in Cosmology
  
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