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Value, Freedom and Transformation: Some Reflections on the Place of Value in the Teaching of Philosophy.

Rossman, Neil – 1984

Values and value awareness are central dimensions of the philosophy program at LaGuardia Community College. The broad and fundamental values of the program include the development of self-awareness, the recognition and overcoming of confusion and alienation, and the emergence of clarity and integration. Philosophy (seen as the process of critical…

Descriptors: Community Colleges, Course Content, Course Objectives, Philosophy

Individual Freedom and Work Experience: A Seminar Prepared for Students Who Have Taken Introduction to Philosophy and Who Are Presently on Internships.

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Rossman, Neil; Farrell, Catherine – 1977

Student and instructor course outlines are provided for a seminar designed to relate individual freedom to the work experiences of students presently on internships. First, the guide for the instructor identifies the seven sections of the course: "What Is Freedom?"; "Freedom and Your Internship"; "You and Your Co-Workers"; "How Much Freedom Do You…

Descriptors: Community Colleges, Course Descriptions, Course Objectives, Course Organization