Core Structure for UG B. A. – CBCS Programme
Subject Philosophy
Semester – I
CoreCC101
Unit 1 :
Logic
Sem 1
1. Definition of Logic
2. Structure of Argument
3. Types of Argument
4. Truth and Validity
5. Functions of Language and their Mixture
Unit 2 :
1. Structure of Definition
2. Purposes of Definition
3. Types of Definition
4. Types of Meaning
5. Relation between Denotative and Connotative meaning of
the Term
Unit 3 :
1. Methods of giving Definition – An Introduction
2. Denotative Meaning and its Criticism
3. Connotative Meaning and its Criticism
4. Definition by Genus and Differentia
5. Rules of Definition by Genus and Differentia
Unit 4 :
1. Classification of Knowledge given by Nyaya system of
Philosophy
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2. Parath Pramanyavada
3. Concept of Anumana (argument) in a Nyaya system of
Philosophy
4. Types of Anumana – (i) Svarthanumanaatireki –
Pararthanunama (ii) Kevalanvayi –Kevalvyatireki –
Anvayavyatireki (iii) Purvavat – Sheshavat –
Samanyatodrishta
5. Hetvabasa (Fallacies)
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CoreCC102
Unit 1 :
Introduction to Philosophy
Sem 1
1. Definition of Philosophy – Western point of view
2. Definition of ‘Darshana’ – Indian point of view
3. Introduction to different main branches of philosophy :
Metaphysics, Epistemology, Cosmology, Ethics, Logic,
Social Philosophy, Political Philosophy, Philosophy of
Religion, Philosophy of Education.
Unit 2 :
1. Introduction to Science and Religion with reference to
Philosophy
2. Similarities between Philosophy and Science
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3. Difference between Philosophy and Science
4. Relation between Philosophy and Science
5. Difference between Philosophy and Religion
6. Relation between Philosophy and Religion
Unit 3 :
1. Nature of Mind
2. Problem of Mind-body Relation
3. Problem of Evil
4. Possible answer to the Problem of Evil
Unit 4 :
1. Introduction to Indian Systems of Philosophy
2. Classification of Indian Systems of Philosophy : Astic and
Nastic Darshana
3. Common Characteristics of Indian Systems of Philosophy
4. Brief Introduction to Metaphysical and Epistemological
Principles of Indian Systems of Philosophy.
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Elective (ECII)101
Unit 1 :
Deductive Logic
1. Definition of Logic
2. Structure of Argument
3. Types of Argument
3
Sem 1
4. Truth and Validity
5. Functions of Language and their Mixture
Unit 2 :
1. Structure of Categorical Proposition
2. Four Types of Categorical Proposition
3. Definition of Categorical Syllogism
4. Figure and Modes of Categorical Syllogism
5. Rules of Valid Categorical Syllogism and fallacies by
breaking that rules
Unit 3 :
1. Disjunctive Syllogism
2. Pure Hypothetical Syllogism
3. Mixed Hypothetical Syllogism
4. Definition and Types of Dilemma
5. Methods of Refutation of Dilemma
Unit 4 :
1. Nature of Simple Proposition
2. Types of Simple Proposition
3. Nature of Compound Proposition
4. Types of Compound Proposition
5. Symbolization of Simple and Compound Proposition
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Core Structure for UG B. A. – CBCS Programme
Semester – II
CoreCC111
Unit 1 :
Logic
Sem 2
1. Difference between Proposition and Sentence
2. Structure of Categorical Proposition
3. Concept of Classes and Categorical Proposition
4. Four Types of Categorical Proposition
5. Distribution of the terms in Categorical Proposition
6. Conversion of Proposition into Standard form of Categorical
Proposition
Unit 2 :
1. Definition of Categorical Syllogism
2. Terms and Propositions of Categorical Syllogism
3. Figure and Modes of Categorical Syllogism
4. Valid and Invalid Form of Categorical Syllogism
5. Rules of Valid Categorical Syllogism and fallacies by
breaking that rules
Unit 3 :
1. Vann Diagram Presentation of Categorical Proposition
2. Judging validity of Categorical Syllogism through Vann
Diagram
Unit 4 :
1. Disjunctive Syllogism
2. Pure Hypothetical Syllogism
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3. Mixed Hypothetical Syllogism
4. Definition and Types of Dilemma
5. Methods of Refutation of Dilemma
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CoreCC112
Unit 1 :
Some Doctrines of Philosophy
Sem 2
1. Introduction to Empiricism and Rationalism
2. Explanation of Rationalism
3. Explanation of Empiricism
4. Comparison of Empiricism and Rationalism
Unit 2 :
1. Introduction to Idealism and Realism
2. Basic Doctrines of Idealism
3. Refutation of Idealism by Realist philosopher Moor
4. Types of Realism and its Criticism
Unit 3 :
1. Introduction to Mechanism and Teleology
2. Reasons Against Mechanism
3. Arguments for Teleology
4. Problems put against Teleology and its possible answers
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Unit 4 :
1. Introduction to Evolution
2. Evolutionary Theory of Darwin and its criticism
3. Evolutionary Theory of Lamarck and its criticism
4. Philosophical Principles of Evolution
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Elective(ECII) 111
Unit 1 :
Inductive Logic
Sem 2
1. Functions of Language and their Mixture
2. Definition and Classification of Fallacies
3. Fallacies of Relevance
4. Fallacies of Ambiguity
Unit 2 :
1. Structure of Definition
2. Purposes of Definition
3. Types of Definition
4. Types of Meaning
5. Relation between Denotative and Connotative meaning of
the Term
Unit 3 :
1. Methods of giving Definition – An Introduction
2. Denotative Meaning and its Criticism
3. Connotative Meaning and its Criticism
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4. Nature of Definition by Genus and Differentia
5. Rules of Definition by Genus and Differentia
Unit 4 :
1. Characteristics of Induction and its Philosophical Basis
2. Steps of Scientific Induction
3. General and Specific Characteristics of Scientific Induction
4. General and Specific Characteristics of Simple Innumeration
5. General and Specific Characteristics of Analogy
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Core Structure for UG B. A. – CBCS Programme
Subject Philosophy
Semester – I
CoreCC101
fkuhMkeMke 101
yuf{ 1 :
Logic
Sem 1
íkfoþk†
1. íkfoþk†Lke ÔÞkÏÞk
2. yLkw{kLkLkwt çktÄkhý
3. yLkw{kLkLkk «fkhku : rLkøk{Lk÷ûke yLku ÔÞkró÷ûke yLkw{kLkku
4. MkíÞíkk yLku «k{kÛÞ
5. ¼k»kkLkkt fkÞkuo yLku íku{Lkwt r{©ý
yuf{ 2 :
1. ÷ûkýLkwt çktÄkhý
2. ÷ûkýLkk nuíkwyku
3. ÷ûkýLkk «fkhku
4. yÚkoLkk «fkhku
5. ÃkËLkk ðMíkwrLkËuoþ yLku økwýrLkËuoþ ðå[uLkku MktçktÄ
yuf{ 3 :
1. ÷ûký ykÃkðkLke heíkku - «MíkkðLkk
2. ðMíkwrLkËuoþf ÷ûkýLkk «fkhku yLku íku{Lke Mk{eûkk
Mku{ - 1
3. økwýrLkËuoþf ÷ûkýLkk «fkhku yLku íku{Lke Mk{eûkk
4. ÔÞkÃkfòrík yLku ¼uËfíkk îkhk yÃkkíkwt ÷ûký
5. ÔÞkÃkfòrík yLku ¼uËfíkk îkhk yÃkkíkk ÷ûkýLkk rLkÞ{ku
yuf{ 4 :
1.LÞkÞËþoLk {wsçk ¿kkLkLkwt ðøkeofhý
2.Ãkhík:«k{kÛÞðkË
3. ¼khíkeÞ yLkw{kLkLkk «fkhku :
(1) MðkÚkkoLkw{kLk – ÃkhkÚkkoLkw{kLk
(2) fuð÷kLðÞe – fuð÷ÔÞríkhufe – yLðÞÔÞríkhufe
(3) ÃkqðoðíkT – þu»kðíkT – Mkk{kLÞíkkuáü
4. nuíðk¼kMk (íkfoËku»kku)
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CoreCC102
Introduction to Philosophy
Sem 1
fkuhMkeMke102
yuf{ 1 :
ík¥ð¿kkLkLke YÃkhu¾k
Mku{ - 1
1. ÃkkùkíÞ áü®çkËwÚke ík¥ð¿kkLkLke ÔÞkÏÞk
2. ¼khíkeÞ áü®çkËwÚke "ËþoLk"Lke ÔÞkÏÞk
3. ík¥ð¿kkLkLke rðrðÄ {wÏÞ þk¾kykuLkku Ãkrh[Þ : ík¥ð{e{ktMkk, ¿kkLk{e{ktMkk,
Mk]rü{e{ktMkk, Lkerík{e{ktMkk, íkfo{e{ktMkk, Mk{ks{e{ktMkk, hkßÞ{e{ktMkk,
Ä{o{e{ktMkk, fu¤ðýe{e{ktMkk.
yuf{ 2 :
1. rð¿kkLk yLku Ä{oLkku ík¥ð¿kkLkLkk Mkt˼o{kt Ãkrh[Þ
2. ík¥ð¿kkLk yLku rð¿kkLk ðå[uLkwt MkkBÞ
3. ík¥ð¿kkLk yLku rð¿kkLk ðå[uLkku ¼uË
4. ík¥ð¿kkLk yLku rð¿kkLk ðå[uLkku MktçktÄ
5. ík¥ð¿kkLk yLku Ä{o ðå[uLkku ¼uË
6. ík¥ð¿kkLk yLku Ä{o ðå[uLkku MktçktÄ
yuf{ 3 :
1. {LkLkwt MðYÃk
2. þheh-{Lk MktçktÄLke Mk{MÞk
3. yrLküLke Mk{MÞk
4. yrLküLke Mk{MÞkLkk þõÞ Wfu÷ku
yuf{ 4 :
1. ¼khíkeÞ ËþoLkkuLkku Ãkrh[Þ
2. ¼khíkeÞ ËþoLkkuLkwt ðøkeofhý : ykÂMíkf yLku LkkÂMíkf ËþoLk
3. ¼khíkeÞ ËþoLkkuLke Mkk{kLÞ ÷kûkrýfíkkyku
4. ¼khíkeÞ ËþoLkLkkuLke ík¥kð{e{ktMkk yLku ¿kkLk{e{ktMkkLkku Mktrûkó Ãkrh[Þ
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Elective (ECII)101
Deductive Logic
R÷uõxeð(RMke-2)101
rLkøk{Lk÷ûke íkfoþk†
1
yuf{ 1 :
1. íkfoþk†Lke ÔÞkÏÞk
2. yLkw{kLkLkwt çktÄkhý
3. yLkw{kLkLkk «fkhku : rLkøk{Lk÷ûke yLku ÔÞkró÷ûke yLkw{kLkku
4. MkíÞíkk yLku «k{kÛÞ
yuf{ 2 :
1. rLkYÃkkrÄf rðÄkLkLkwt çktÄkhý
2. [kh «fkhLkk r™YÃkkrÄf rðÄkLkku
3. rLkYÃkkrÄf MktrðÄkLkLkwt ÷ûký
4. rLkYÃkkrÄf MktrðÄkLkLkk ¼uË yLku ykf]ríkyku
Sem 1
Mku{ -
5. rLkYÃkkrÄf MktrðÄkLkLkk «{kÛÞLkk rLkÞ{ku yLku ¼tøkÚke Úkíkk Ëku»kku
yuf{ 3 :
1. ðifÂÕÃkf MktrðÄkLk
2. þwØ MkkuÃkkrÄf MktrðÄkLk
3. r{© MkkuÃkkrÄf MktrðÄkLk
4. rîÄkLkw{kLkLkwt ÷ûký yLku íkuLkk «fkhku
5. rîÄkLkw{kLkLkk ¾tzLkLke heíkku
yuf{ 4 :
1. MkkËk rðÄkLkkuLkwt MðYÃk
2. MkkËk rðÄkLkkuLkk «fkhku
3. MktÞwõík rðÄkLkkuLkwt MðYÃk
4. MktÞwõík rðÄkLkkuLkk «fkhku
5. MkkËk yLku MktÞwõík rðÄkLkkuLke «kíkef hsqykík
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Core Structure for UG B. A. – CBCS Programme
Semester – II
CoreCC111
Logic
Sem 2
fkuhMkeMke111
yuf{ 1 :
íkfoþk†
1. rðÄkLk yLku ðkõÞ ðå[uLkku ¼uË
2. rLkYÃkkrÄf rðÄkLkLkwt çktÄkhý
3. rðÄkLkLkk rðhkuÄLkku [kuhMk
4. [kh «fkhLkk r™YÃkkrÄf rðÄkLkku
5. rLkYÃkkrÄf rðÄkLkLkk ÃkËkuLke ÔÞkró
yuf{ 2 :
1. rLkYÃkkrÄf MktrðÄkLkLkwt ÷ûký
2. rLkYÃkkrÄf MktrðÄkLkLkk ÃkËku yLku rðÄkLkku
3. rLkYÃkkrÄf MktrðÄkLkLkk ¼uË yLku ykf]ríkyku
4. rLkYÃkkrÄf MktrðÄkLkLkwt «{ký¼qík yLku y«{ký¼qík YÃk
5. rLkYÃkkrÄf MktrðÄkLkLkk «{kÛÞLkk rLkÞ{ku yLku ¼tøkÚke Úkíkk Ëku»kku
yuf{ 3 :
1. rLkYÃkkrÄf rðÄkLkkuLke ðuLk ykf]rík îkhk hsqykík
2. ðuLk ykf]rík îkhk rLkYÃkkrÄf MktrðÄkLkLkk «k{kÛÞLke íkÃkkMk
yuf{ 4 :
1. ðifÂÕÃkf MktrðÄkLk
2. þwØ MkkuÃkkrÄf MktrðÄkLk
3. r{© MkkuÃkkrÄf MktrðÄkLk
4. rîÄkLkw{kLkLkwt ÷ûký yLku íkuLkk «fkhku
5. rîÄkLkw{kLkLkk ¾tzLkLke heíkku
Mku{ - 2
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CoreCC112
Some Doctrines of Philosophy
Sem 2
fkuhMkeMke112
ík¥ð¿kkLkLkk fux÷kf rMkØktíkku
Mku{ - 2
yuf{ 1 :
1. yLkw¼ððkË – çkwrØðkËLkku Ãkrh[Þ
2. çkwrØðkËLke Mk{sqíke
3. yLkw¼ððkËLke Mk{sqíke
4. yLkw¼ððkË – çkwrØðkËLke íkw÷Lkk
yuf{ 2 :
1. rð[khðkË – ðkMíkððkËLkku Ãkrh[Þ
2. {wÏÞ rð[khðkËe rMkØktíkku
3. ðkMíkððkËe ®[íkf {qhu fhu÷wt rð[khðkËLkwt ¾tzLk
4. ðkMíkððkËLkk «fkhku yLku íkuLke Mk{eûkk
yuf{ 3 :
1. ÞtºkðkË yLku nuíkwðkËLkku Ãkrh[Þ
2. ÞtºkðkË Mkk{uLkk yMktíkku»kLkkt fkhýku
3. nuíkwðkËLkk Mk{ÚkoLkLke Ë÷e÷ku
4. nuíkwðkË Mkk{u hsq fhðk{kt ykðíke {q~fu÷eyku yLku íkuLkk þõÞ W¥khku
yuf{ 4 :
1. Wí¢ktríkðkËLkku Ãkrh[Þ
2. zkŠðLkLkku Wí¢ktríkðkË íkÚkk íkuLke Mk{eûkk
3. ÷k{kfoLkku Wí¢ktríkðkË íkÚkk íkuLke Mk{eûkk
4. Wí¢ktríkðkËLkk íkkÂ¥ðf Vr÷íkkÚkkuo
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Elective(ECII) 111
Inductive Logic
R÷uõxeð(RMke-2)111
yuf{ 1 :
ÔÞkró÷ûke íkfoþk†
1. ¼k»kkLkkt fkÞkuo yLku íku{Lkwt r{©ý
2. íkfoËku»kkuLke ÔÞkÏÞk yLku íku{Lkwt ðøkeofhý
3. «MíkwíkíkkLku ÷økíkk íkfoËku»kku
Sem 2
Mku{ - 2
4. MktrËøÄíkkLku ÷økíkk íkfoËku»kku
yuf{ 2 :
1. ÷ûkýLkwt çktÄkhý
2. ÷ûkýLkk nuíkwyku
3. ÷ûkýLkk «fkhku
4. yÚkoLkk «fkhku
5. ÃkËLkk ðMíkwrLkËuoþ yLku økwýrLkËuoþ ðå[uLkku MktçktÄ
yuf{ 3 :
1. ÷ûký ykÃkðkLke heíkku - «MíkkðLkk
2. ðMíkwrLkËuoþf ÷ûkýLkk «fkhku yLku íku{Lke Mk{eûkk
3. økwýrLkËuoþf ÷ûkýLkk «fkhku yLku íku{Lke Mk{eûkk
4. ÔÞkÃkfòrík yLku ¼uËfíkk îkhk yÃkkíkk ÷ûkýLkwt MðYÃk
5. ÔÞkÃkfòrík yLku ¼uËfíkk îkhk yÃkkíkk ÷ûkýLkk rLkÞ{ku
yuf{ 4 :
1. ÔÞkrófhýLkwt ÷ûký yLku íkuLkk íkkÂ¥ðf ykÄkhku
2. ði¿kkrLkf ÔÞkróLkk MkkuÃkkLkku
3. ði¿kkrLkf ÔÞkróLke Mkk{kLÞ yLku rðrþ»x ÷kûkrýfíkkyku
4. {kºk økýLkk{q÷f ÔÞkróLke Mkk{kLÞ yLku rðrþü ÷kûkrýfíkkyku
5. Mkká»ÞíkfoLke Mkk{kLÞ yLku rðrþü ÷kûkrýfíkkyku
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