KP141 Lecture Notes - Lecture 15: Autotelic, Feudalism, Early Modern Europe
6 Dec 2017
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Annotated bibliography: document and describe one primary sources and three academic secondary sources. At minimum one of the sources must be an academic journal articles. How to use chicago manual style: access using wlu library, my learning space under links. Referencing: use citation quick guide, di erence between endnotes citations and bibliography citations. What you need to know: epistemology. Metaphysics: concerned with the basic causes and nature of things. Epistemology: the nature of grounds and knowledge. Birth of philosophy: st thomas aquainis. Intellectual revolution: through reason man can understand and know the world. Individuals can know and understand divine laws/revelation: gutenburg bible 1455, christian reformation-birth of protestantism. Metaphysics: importance of the universal - both plato and aristotle. Monday, october 23, 2017: anything can be compared to its perfect form, challenge: what is this perfect form. Too broad, too narrow, what is perfect". What constitutes sport: middle ages and renaissance di cult to qualify.
