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Philosophy Series
Our Philosophy Series introduce students to the foundational ideas of ancient and medieval thought. Through engaging with stories and figures from Ancient Greece and the Middle Ages, students will begin to explore key philosophical concepts like ethics, beauty, and reason. These courses encourage curiosity and critical thinking, providing an accessible entry point into the world of philosophy. By learning about influential thinkers such as Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle, students will develop an early appreciation for the role of philosophy in shaping human understanding and culture.
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Dear Motoongees,
My academic focus has been on process philosophy, with a particular emphasis on the pioneering work of Alfred North Whitehead. Under the guidance of Professor Wangsik Jang, a disciple of John B. Cobb, I have explored this area in depth. My thesis, "Flow and Understanding of Dualism," investigates the philosophical discussions of dualism and the problem of evil, drawing on the perspectives of Plato, Descartes, and Whitehead.
I believe that the answers we seek are already within us. My aim is to create an educational environment that encourages students to engage deeply with ideas and develop their own intellectual paths.
Mr. H Park
Head of Strategic Planning