Difference between revisions of "Basic Course Information for Happiness"

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==Goals of the Course==
 
==Goals of the Course==
  
#To understand and critically assess some of the best thinking about happiness from human history and new research in positive psychology, economics, history, and philosophy.
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# To understand and critically assess some of the best thinking about happiness from human history and new research in positive psychology, economics, history, and philosophy.
#To develop your own philosophical theory of happiness.
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# To develop your own philosophical theory of happiness.
  
 
==Contact Information==
 
==Contact Information==
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==Policies==
 
==Policies==
  
#. You must complete all work in the course to receive a grade.
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# You must complete all work in the course to receive a grade.
#. You must disclose any work that you are turning in for this course that you are submitting or have submitted for other courses.
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# You must disclose any work that you are turning in for this course that you are submitting or have submitted for other courses.
#. You must comply with all university policies concerning academic honesty.
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# You must comply with all university policies concerning academic honesty.

Revision as of 19:49, 11 January 2011

Return to Happiness

Goals of the Course

  1. To understand and critically assess some of the best thinking about happiness from human history and new research in positive psychology, economics, history, and philosophy.
  2. To develop your own philosophical theory of happiness.

Contact Information

Dr. Mark Alfino, Department of Philosophy, Rebmann Hall 203, Gonzaga University, Spokane, Washington 99258
Office Hours: See alfino.org
Office: (509) 313-6753 | Home: (509) 455-8831 | Fax: (509) 324-5718 | Cell: (509) 939-4225
Email: alfino@gonzaga.edu
Students in my courses should feel free to call me at home if the other phone numbers do not find me.

Policies

  1. You must complete all work in the course to receive a grade.
  2. You must disclose any work that you are turning in for this course that you are submitting or have submitted for other courses.
  3. You must comply with all university policies concerning academic honesty.