PHL 326 - Philosophy and Literature

Analysis of the notion of textuality, and the form and logic of discursive practices, common both to philosophical and literary works. The general notion of writing is presented as a critical practice whose ultimate goal is the exploration of the scope and limits of human understanding of reality. A semiotic approach would act as a methodological means to establish the continuity and validity of cognitive and expressive discourses. Satisfies the Arts and Humanities core requirement.

Prerequisites & Notes
PHL 101 or PHL 104.

(Cr: 3)