- The student is familiar with the major topics, approaches and concepts in environmental ethics and landscape philosophy
- The student can distinguish scientific reasoning form other forms of intellectual activity
- The student can take a substantiated position in ethical debates on issues of landscape and ecosystem management.
- The student can read, analyze and critically assess philosophical texts, and to apply them to actual cases
- The student can publicly present and discuss philosophical texts
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In this course, we will deal with some philosophical aspects regarding water management, with a special focus on ecosystem management.
Instructional Modes
this course consists of weekly lectures and tutorials, and group presentations.
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Students are expected to have completed a Bachelor philosophy course or a similar introduction in philosophy.
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Grades will be based on a written assignment, and also on active participation in group presentations and class discussions.
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- Attendance is mandatory. Absense at the first meeting means that you will not be able to follow this course.
- (CHECK https://rooster.ru.nl/ for the most recent times and places)
- Students who wish to follow this course have to SIGN UP AT LEAST 4 WEEKS BEFORE THE START OF THE COURSE
- Maximum number of applicants: 24. TWM-students will have prior access
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