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This course aims to introduce philosophical discussions about literature to students. In addition, it encourages students to respond critically to articles and other media that make use of the concepts of aesthetics and the philosophy of literature and to become ethically reflective and responsible global citizens. This course will also encourage students to think critically about the nature of truth, knowledge, interpretation, understanding, taste, criticism, evaluation, and morality in the literary domain.
| AUs | 3.0 AUs |
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| 1230 | 17818 SEM (SEM1) 1230-1530 Fri LHS-LT | ||||
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