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Idealismo Filosófico: Cómo hacer Mundos con Ideas (edX)

Idealismo Filosófico: Cómo hacer Mundos con Ideas (edX)

Aprende cómo el idealismo filosófico y la cosmovisión influyen en tu perspectiva del mundo actual para así mejorar tu vida. ¿Qué es el Idealismo? ¿Qué es una cosmovisión? ¿Cuántas hay? ¿Cómo es que las ideas hacen mundos? ¿Se puede seguir siendo hoy idealista? Todo empieza el día que uno descubre que las cosas no son lo que parecen; entonces empieza a creer en el poder de las ideas, de las propias ideas.

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En este curso podrás descubrir el carácter actual, y a veces dramático, de las concepciones que desde los filósofos griegos han venido siendo denominadas como “idealismo”. Desplegará las grandes cosmovisiones occidentales en base a sus ideas rectoras, operativas en los estadios científico, artístico y sociocultural, haciendo ver cómo la filosofía ha servido de sustrato o conexión de todas estas manifestaciones espirituales, estableciendo una sistemática efectiva, patente en la atmósfera cultural de las épocas-mundo. Cada uno de estos “mundos” (en el sentido de “ordenación global”) está configurado por un conjunto bien trabado de ideas-fuerza, en torno a una Idea fundamental.

Obtendrás una visión general de la cohesión interna y organización de cada una de estas cosmovisiones, respecto a las cuales se pondrá el acento en su presencia activa en los problemas del presente.
Aprenderás a ser mejor, a pensar mejor y a vivir mejor; o dicho de otra manera, puedes empezar a entender qué significa el Ser, la Verdad y el Bien.

What you'll learn

  • Conocer el impacto de la cosmovisión en la actualidad.
  • Dominar la terminología filosófica del idealismo.
  • Definir y explicar qué es cosmovisión.
  • Analizar las ideas-fuerza de cada cosmovisión.
  • Identificar las manifestaciones científicas, artísticas y culturales de cada cosmovisión.

Course Syllabus

La Idea y la Antigüedad
La ley del mundo nuevo
El Ideal: La Revolución
El ideal bajo sospecha: La ciencia y el capitalismo
Tecnología: La globalización

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