FRENCH PHILOSOPHY IN CONTEXT: 1930 TO THE PRESENT
Block 2, Jonathan Lee & Dennis McEnnerney – taught in Paris
Interested in “French Philosophy in Context: 1930 to the Present,” a block 2 course offered next fall IN PARIS by Jonathan Lee and Dennis McEnnerney?
Come to an information session this coming Monday, 4 Feb., at 12:15-12:45 p.m. in 256A Armstrong.
This course explores the development of French philosophy from the interwar period to the present. Using the city of Paris as its context, the course examines how dramatic social and political challenges influenced the paths of French philosophical reflection, moving thinkers to question the foundations of knowledge, morals, and politics, leading ultimately to what might be called a “decentered” cosmopolitanism.
Live in one of the best, liveliest neighborhoods of Paris, and study philosophy where it happened and is happening! With field trips to relevant sites in Paris and class visits by contemporary French philosophers.
Program fee of approximately $4100; airfare and most meals not included. Financial aid available for students with demonstrable need. The information session will introduce the course and the application procedure, and give details about expenses and aid. Questions? Contact Jonathan Lee (mailto:jlee@coloradocollege.edu)or Dennis McEnnerney (mailto:dennismc@coloradocollege.edu).
Posted by dmcennerney@coloradocollege.edu for the February 1, 2019 digest.