PHIL 069. Phenomenology-Then and Now

In this course we will look at classic figures in phenomenology like Husserl, Heidegger, and Merleau-Ponty, along with contemporary theorists, in order to investigate the kind of light descriptions of the lived experience of specifically human bodies in all their variations might shed on questions we face in the 21st century about what it means to be human (as opposed to, say, non-human life or artificial intelligence), embodied cognition, interdependent living and environmental change.
Prerequisite: First- and second-year students must complete one introductory level PHIL course before enrolling in this course.
Humanities.
Writing course.
1 credit.
Eligible for INTP
Catalog chapter: Philosophy
Department website: http://www.swarthmore.edu/philosophy

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