Remember:

subject matter and functions of philosophy;

definition of basic philosophical concepts and categories;

problems of the main branches of philosophy;

the main stages of the development of philosophical knowledge.

Understand:

basic problems of philosophy;

general principles, prerequisites for the emergence and development of philosophy;

problems of directions of modern philosophy;

the influence of philosophical knowledge on professional activity.

Apply:

use basic philosophical categories to analyze complex sociocultural processes and professional activities.

formulate and cogently express one's own point of view on relevant social issues.

demonstrate critical thinking skills when working with philosophical texts.

Analyze:

relevance of historical and philosophical ideas in the contemporary sociocultural context;.

human life, social processes, and phenomena from the perspective of acquired knowledge.

Evaluate:

the influence of philosophical ideas on modern society;

one’s own worldview in the context of professional activity and everyday life..

Create:

ways of personal self-realization in life and profession through the integration of acquired knowledge into a personal worldview.

Philosophy as a form of intellectual culture. evolution of philosophical ideas. Human and the world: ontological problems. Knowledge, cognition, and self-cognition: epistemological issues. Problems of philosophical anthropology. Human and society: issues in social philosophy. Information society and nature: eco-future of humanity. Human and history: issues in the philosophy of history. Cultural and civilizational strategies of humanity.