The theoretical knowledge and systematic working tools you need to understand and explain the Philosophy of Nature and Theory of Society with the skills of a specialist"

This Postgraduate diploma is a specialization designed to provide an intensive working path through some of the key areas for the study of the human being.

Culture, its expression being an exclusively human facet, is one of the areas that will be discussed in a broad and detailed manner and represents an area of work of great importance for the humanistic professional.

Social and political philosophy, philosophy of nature and religious philosophy will be explained over the course of a systematic and complete study of all the issues available professional analysis. Throughout this program the student will learn not only the theoretical background needed to gradually understand the philosophical study of all these questions, but will acquire the mental and practical tools necessary to scrutinize them, or other questions based on them.

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This Postgraduate diploma in Philosophy of Nature and Theory of Society contains the most complete and up-to-date educational program on the market. The most important features include:

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• All of this will be complemented by theoretical lessons, questions to the expert, debate forums on controversial topics, and individual reflection assignments
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This complete educational package will lead the student to the acquisition of the most comprehensive knowledge in this subject, bringing them closer to excellence in the humanistic field. The syllabus has been designed following the criteria of high academic impact this Postgraduate diploma has, and the new teaching approaches that aim to maintain motivation and interest, which are essential to achieving the learning objectives. A high-quality teaching model that sets TECH apart.

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Module 1. Social and Political Philosophy

1.1. Examples of Philosophical Reflections on Society and Politics

1.1.1. Ancient and Medieval Philosophers
1.1.2. Modern and Contemporary Philosophers

1.2. Principles of Social Order and Politics

1.2.1. Human Person and Law: Person and Liberty, Marriage, Family, etc
1.2.2. Law and Legality: Solidarity, Subsidiarity, Common Good, Society
1.2.3. Economy and Development: Intermediate Bodies, Social Participation, Labor

1.3. State and Social Constitution

1.3.1. Nature and Constitution of the State: Definition, Law, Authority, Power, Territory, Nation and Homeland, Autonomy, Sovereignty
1.3.2. Organs, Limits and Functions of the State: Division of Powers, Legitimacy and Legality, International Community
1.3.3. Forms of Government: Democracy and other Forms of Political Organization, Autonomy, Sovereignty, etc

1.4 Justice and Peace

1.4.1. Poverty, Development and Their Relationships with Justice
1.4. 2 Promotion of Peace and International Community Global Entities
1.4. 3 War and Conditions for Peace Self-Defence and Community

Module 2. Philosophy of Nature

2.1. Introduction

2.1.1. Philosophy of Nature and Its Study Aim
2.1.2. Method in Philosophy of Nature
2.1.3. Relationship between Philosophy of Nature and Other Areas of Philosophy and the Experimental Sciences
2.1.4. Brief Historical Overview of Reflection on Nature: Antiquity, Middle Ages, Modern and Contemporary Periods
2.1.5. Intelligibility of Nature: Ordinary Experience, Experimental Sciences and Metaphysics

2.2. The Structure of Nature

2.2.1. Becoming and Multiplicity
2.2.2. The Corporeal Substance
2.2.3. Hylomorphic Composition Theory
2.2.4. Quantity
2.2.5. Corporeal Qualities
2.2.6. Place
2.2.7. The Weather

2.3. The Origin and Meaning of Nature

2.3.1. The Origin of the Universe
2.3.2. The Meaning and Purpose of Nature
2.3.3. Nature and Humans
2.3.4. Nature and God

Module 3. ReligiousPhilosophy

3.1. Sources of Religious Fact

3.1.1. Religious Fact
3.1.2. Typologies of Historical Religions
3.1.3. Religions Through History
3.1.4. Oppression and Rejection of Religion

3.2. Reality and Transcendence of the Sacred

3.2.1. Phenomenological Analysis of Religious Experience
3.2.2. The Names of the Sacred
3.2.3. The Dimension of Reality in the Sacred
3.2.4. The Dimension of Transcendence in the Sacred
3.2.5. The Dimension of Mystery in the Divine

3.3. Personal Character and the Salvation of Divinity

3.3.1. The Personal Dimension of the Divine
3.3.2. The Dimension of the Sacred, Holiness, Sanctity and Salvation of the Sacred

3.4. The Interiority of Religious Experience

3.4.1. The Subjective Aspect of the Faith Experience
3.4.2. Religious Experience: Fear and Love
3.4.3. The Psychic Structure of Religious Experience
3.4.4. The Corporeal and Communal Dimensions of Religion

3.5. External Manifestation of Religious Experience

3.5.1. The Externalization of Acts of Faith
3.5.2. The Noetic and Cultural Levels of Religious Experience
3.6.3. The Fundamental Acts of Religious Experience
3.6.4. The Corporeal and Communal Dimensions of Religion

3.6. The Essence of Religion

3.6.1. A Retrospective View
3.6.2. What Religion Is Not
3.6.3. What Religion Is
3.6.4. Conclusions

A fully up-to-date program, with the most relevant and essential aspects organized in a dynamic and structured way”