LYOSB31 (Available for all periods: 14:30 - 15:30)
1st Period | Kemal Işık | FENS L061 |
2nd Period | Ece Şahinoğlu Işık | FENS L061 |
3rd Period | Ece Şahinoğlu Işık | FENS L061 |
Can we really define the “I” that we see, think about, and are the subject of our sentences every day? What can experiencing and feeling the world through this “I” teach us about ourselves and life? This course aims to find answers to these questions by examining the concepts of “self” and “identity” through a philosophical lens. Covering a wide range of topics from ancient Greek thought to modern psychology, from identity issues in the digital age to ethics and the search for authenticity, this course offers participants the opportunity to question their own selves and the world around them from different perspectives. With deep questions and discussions ranging from our place in the universe to the meaning of life, it aims to develop new perspectives on the nature of existence and identity, both individually and collectively.