24.209 | Spring 2004 | Undergraduate

Philosophy In Film and Other Media

Assignments

No quizzes or exams, but students are required to attend every class, (whether or not there are conflicting exams or study groups in other courses), arrive on time, and do the assigned reading for each weekly session. Attendance, lateness, class participation will be a factor in the final grade. Two papers are required: one, due on Session 9, will be at least 1500 words long (as indicated by the computer word-count on the first page) and consisting of an analysis of one or more week’s class work on the list above and scheduled up to Session 9, plus some outside research. The second paper will be due on Session 12 and will deal in a more original way with a philosophical theme, as discussed in class with the instructor and approved by him. This paper will be at least 2000 words long (as indicated by the computer word-count on the first page). Both papers will be double-spaced (28 pts) and with a font of 14 pts.

Sample Student Work

Living with Death (PDF) (Courtesy of Edward W. Song. Used with permission.)

Imagination and Perception (PDF) (Courtesy of Edward W. Song. Used with permission.)

The Silence in Heaven: Finding Meaning In Life (PDF) (Courtesy of Anonymous. Used with permission.)

Course Info

Instructor
As Taught In
Spring 2004
Learning Resource Types
Lecture Videos
Written Assignments with Examples