Philosophy
Courses
Department of Philosophy
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- Mathabhanga College, a promising educational institute
- Mathabhanga College, a promising educational institute
- Mathabhanga College, a promising educational institute
- Mathabhanga College, a promising educational institute
- Mathabhanga College, a promising educational institute
- Mathabhanga College, a promising educational institute
Programs Offered & Intake Capacity
Philosophy (Major) - Total: 491
Curriculum Plan
Study Material
Course Outcome
- To get an ability to search for the truth through thinking and speculation, about life and reality
- Creates an ability to evaluate arguments and reasoning. Helps the Critical thinking as the process of evaluation to separate truth from falsehood, and reasonable from unreasonable belief itself.
- To introduce with the philosophies of the ancient Greece that influenced much of Western culture
- Gives the basic concept of Symbolic logic of Mathematical logic
- It enables the students to know about thinking of the Western philosophers and their system buildings
- To introduce with the general concepts of Ethics
- Enables the students to know about the philosophical thinking of the great Indian thinkers about the human life and reality.
- After the completion of this paper student will be able to know how we can see the religious viewpoints scientifically.
- To know about social and political aspects of our society
Programme Specific Outcome
- Understanding of the fundamental principles in Philosophy and methods in logical tradition (Indian & Western) and capability of developing ideas based on them.
- Inculcate philosophical/logical reasoning.
- Prepare and encourage students for research studies in Western and Indian Philosophy and other applied fields.
- Provide advanced knowledge on topics in Philosophy, applied philosophy and human values empowering the students to pursue higher degrees at reputed academic institutions.
- Strong foundation on critical thinking and representation of philosophical theories which have strong links and application in day-to-day life particularly practical ethics, tradition, culture, socio-political aspects of philosophy and cognitive sciences.
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Seminars & Workshops
The Relevance Of The Philosophy And Ideology Of Swami Vivekananda In The Present Era
Department Faculties
State Aided College Teacher || Department of Sociology
State Aided College Teacher || Department of Education
State Aided College Teacher || Department of Education
State Aided College Teacher || Department of Sociology
State Aided College Teacher || Department of Physics
State Aided College Teacher || Department of Physics
State Aided College Teacher || Department of Physics
Assistant Professor || Department of Physics
Assistant Professor || Department of Physics
Assistant Professor || Department of Physics
Assistant Professor || Department of mathematics
SACT || Department of mathematics
Assistant Professor || Department of mathematics
Assistant Professor || Department of Mathematics
Assistant Professor || Department of Chemistry
Assistant Professor || Department of Chemistry
Assistant Professor || Department of Chemistry
SACT || Department of Commerce
SACT || Department of Commerce
Assistant Professor || Department of Commerce
Assistant Professor || Department of Commerce
SACT || Department of Political Science
State Aided College Teacher || Department of Political Science
SACT-II || Department of Political Science
SACT || Department of Political Science
Assistant Professor || Department of Political Science
Assistant Professor || Department of Political Science
SACT-1 || Department of Philosophy
State Aided College Teacher || Department of Philosophy
SACT || Department of Philosophy
SACT || Department of Philosophy
SACT-I || Department of Philosophy
SACT || Department of Philosophy
Assistant Professor || Department of Philosophy
Assistant Professor || Department of Philosophy
State Aided College Teacher || Department of History
State Aided College Teacher || Department of History
State Aided College Teacher || Department of History
SACT-I (State Aided College Teacher) || Department of History
Assistant Professor || Department of History