Università Roma Tre

Knowledge and understanding
At the end of the course the student possesses:
- a knowledge of the main features of the philosophy of Enlightenment in relation both to the theoretical debates and to the historical-cultural contextualization;
- the knowledge of some classical texts of the philosophy of Enlightenment and of the main critical debates associated with them;
- an essential knowledge of the events and historical-political changes of the Enlightenment period in relation to the formulation of philosophical reflection.
Applying knowledge and understanding
Students acquire:
- ability to read and critically analyze classical texts in the history of the philosophy of enlightenment;
- ability to use sources and bibliographic resources;
- ability to contextualise the theoretical issues in relation to the historical-cultural background and historical-political of the Enlightenment;
- ability to write argumentative.