Department of Philosophy
Highlights of the Department
Department of Philosophy,
Sri Arvind Mahila College, Patna
Overview:
The Department of Philosophy at Sri Arvind Mahila College, Patna, is dedicated to fostering critical thinking, ethical reasoning, and a deep understanding of philosophical traditions. Established with a vision to empower women through education, the department offers a robust curriculum that combines classical philosophical thought with contemporary issues, preparing students for both academic and real-world challenges.
Highlights:
- Experienced Faculty: Our department is home to a team of highly qualified and dedicated faculty members who specialize in various branches of philosophy. They are committed to providing personalized attention and guidance to each student.
- Comprehensive Curriculum: The curriculum is designed to cover a wide range of topics, from ancient to modern philosophy, ensuring that students develop a strong foundation in philosophical concepts, critical analysis, and logical reasoning.
- Research Opportunities: We encourage students to engage in research activities, offering guidance and resources to explore philosophical ideas in depth. Our department actively supports participation in seminars, workshops, and conferences at both national and international levels.
- Ethical and Value-Based Education: The department emphasizes the importance of ethics and values, aligning with the college's mission to nurture responsible and informed citizens.
- Career Guidance: We provide career counseling and support for students interested in pursuing higher studies in philosophy or careers in teaching, research, public service, and other related fields.
- Inclusive Environment: The Department of Philosophy fosters an inclusive and supportive learning environment, where students from diverse backgrounds can thrive academically and personally.
To cultivate a deep understanding of philosophical traditions while encouraging critical inquiry and ethical reflection, thereby empowering women to contribute meaningfully to society.
Mission:
To provide quality education in philosophy, promote research and critical thinking, and instil a strong sense of ethical responsibility in our students.
Our Teachers
Name: | GOPAL KUMAR |
Designation: | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR |
Employment Type: | Permanent Teacher |
Name: | DR. ANUMALA SINGH |
Designation: | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR |
Employment Type: | Permanent Teacher |
Name: | DR. GEETA KUMARI |
Designation: | ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR |
Employment Type: | Permanent Teacher |
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VIEW ALLUG Courses (4 Years CBCS) Syllabus
| SrNo | Faculty | Department | Semester | MJC | MIC | MDC |
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| 1 | Humanities | PHILOSOPHY | I-VIII | View/Download | View/Download |
Syllabus for PG Courses
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Syllabus for UG 3 Years Courses (Old Pattern)
| SrNo | Faculty | Department | Program | Name | View |
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| 1 | Humanities | PHILOSOPHY | B.A (3 Years) | UG 3 Years Courses | View/Download |
Outcome
| SrNo | Faculty | Department | Program | Semester | CO | PO | POS |
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| 1 | Humanities | PHILOSOPHY | B.A (4 Years) | I-VIII | View/Download | View/Download |
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Study Material of Philosophy
| S.NO. | COURSE | TOPIC NAME | FACULTY MEMBER NAME | UPLOADED ON(DATE) | DOWNLOAD | VIDEO LINK |
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| 1 | B.A (4 Years) | Deductive Logic: Categorical Propositions | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 2 | B.A (4 Years) | Deductive Logic: Square of Opposition | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 3 | B.A (4 Years) | Deductive Logic: Syllogism (Part-1) | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 4 | B.A (4 Years) | Deductive Logic: Syllogism (Part-2) | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 5 | B.A (4 Years) | Deductive Logic: Syllogism (Part-3) | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 6 | B.A (4 Years) | Deductive Logic: Syllogism (Part-4) | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 7 | B.A (4 Years) | Deductive Logic: Syllogism (Part-5) | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 8 | B.A (3 Years) | Nature of Philosophy | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 9 | B.A (3 Years) | Philosophy's Relation with Science | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 10 | B.A (3 Years) | Philosophy's Relation with Religion | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 11 | B.A (3 Years) | Rationalism (Part-1) | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 12 | B.A (3 Years) | Rationalism (Part-2) | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 13 | B.A (3 Years) | Empiricism (Part-1) | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 14 | B.A (3 Years) | Causality (Aristotle) | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 15 | B.A (3 Years) | Causality (Mill) | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 16 | B.A (3 Years) | Creationism and Evolutionism | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 17 | B.A (3 Years) | Darwin's Theory of Biological Evolution | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 18 | B.A (3 Years) | Criticism | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 19 | B.A (3 Years) | Epistemological Idealism (Part-1) | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 20 | B.A (3 Years) | Epistemological Idealism (Part-2) | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 21 | B.A (3 Years) | Monism | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 22 | B.A (3 Years) | Dualism | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 23 | B.A (3 Years) | Neutralism | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 24 | B.A (3 Years) | Pluralism | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 25 | B.A (3 Years) | Realism (Part-i) | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 26 | B.A (3 Years) | Realism (Part-ii) | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 27 | B.A (3 Years) | Realism (Part-iii) | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 28 | B.A (3 Years) | Theories of God: Deism | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 29 | B.A (3 Years) | Theories of God: Theism | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 30 | B.A (3 Years) | Theories of God: Pantheism | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 31 | B.A (3 Years) | Theories of God: Panentheism | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 32 | B.A (3 Years) | Empiricism (Part 2) | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 33 | B.A (3 Years) | Empiricism (Part-3) | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 34 | B.A (3 Years) | Causality (Hume) | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 35 | B.A (3 Years) | Truth of Knowledge: Correspondence Theory | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 36 | B.A (3 Years) | Truth of Knowledge: Coherence Theory | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 37 | B.A (3 Years) | Truth of Knowledge: Pragmatic Theory | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 38 | B.A (3 Years) | Nature and Object of Moral Judgment | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 39 | B.A (3 Years) | External Law as the Standard of Morality (Legal or Jural Theory) | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 40 | B.A (3 Years) | Paper 2 Assignment 1 Nature of Philosophy; Its Relation with Science & Religion | Gopal Kumar | |||
| 41 | B.A (3 Years) | Paper 2 Assignment 2 Materialism | Gopal Kumar | |||
| 42 | B.A (3 Years) | Paper 2 Assignment 3 Neutralism | Gopal Kumar | |||
| 43 | B.A (3 Years) | Paper 2 Assignment 4 Monism | Gopal Kumar | |||
| 44 | B.A (3 Years) | Paper 2 Assignment 5 Dualism | Gopal Kumar | |||
| 45 | B.A (3 Years) | Paper 2 Assignment 6 Pluralism | Gopal Kumar | |||
| 46 | B.A (3 Years) | Paper 2 Assignment 7 Deism | Gopal Kumar | |||
| 47 | B.A (3 Years) | Paper 2 Assignment 8 Theism | Gopal Kumar | |||
| 48 | B.A (3 Years) | Paper 2 Assignment 9 Pantheism | Gopal Kumar | |||
| 49 | B.A (3 Years) | Paper 2 Assignment 10 Panentheism | Gopal Kumar | |||
| 50 | B.A (3 Years) | Paper 2 Assignment 11 Evolutionism | Gopal Kumar | |||
| 51 | B.A (3 Years) | Paper 2 Assignment 12 Causality | Gopal Kumar | |||
| 52 | B.A (3 Years) | Paper 2 Assignment 13 Theories Related to Sources of Knowledge | Gopal Kumar | |||
| 53 | B.A (3 Years) | Paper 2 Assignment 14 Relation between Knower & Known | Gopal Kumar | |||
| 54 | B.A (3 Years) | Paper 2 Assignment 15 Theories of Truth | Gopal Kumar | |||
| 55 | B.A (3 Years) | Materialism | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 56 | B.A (4 Years) | Deductive Logic: Compound Statements | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 57 | B.A (4 Years) | Indian Philosophy: Perception | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 58 | B.A (4 Years) | Indian Philosophy: Anekantwaad | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 59 | B.A (3 Years) | Western Philosophy: Pre-Socratic Philosophers and Their Contributions | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 60 | B.A (3 Years) | Western Philosophy: Plato & Aristotle | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 61 | B.A (3 Years) | Western Philosophy: Medieval Philosophy | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 62 | B.A (3 Years) | Western Philosophy: René Descartes | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 63 | B.A (3 Years) | Western Philosophy: Spinoza | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 64 | B.A (3 Years) | Western Philosophy: Leibnitz | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 65 | B.A (3 Years) | Western Philosophy: John Locke | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 66 | B.A (3 Years) | Western Philosophy: Berkeley | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 67 | B.A (3 Years) | Western Philosophy: Hume | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 68 | B.A (3 Years) | Western Philosophy: Kant | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 69 | B.A (3 Years) | Western Philosophy: Hegel | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 70 | B.A (4 Years) | Subject Matter and Branches of Logic | Gopal Kumar | Download | ||
| 71 | B.A (4 Years) | Significance of Vedas | DR. ANUMALA SINGH | Download | ||
| 72 | B.A (4 Years) | Basic Features of Indian Philosophy | DR. ANUMALA SINGH | Download | ||
| 73 | B.A (4 Years) | Mimamsa system of Indian Philosophy : APURVA | DR. ANUMALA SINGH | Download | ||
| 74 | B.A (4 Years) | PATANJALI YOGA: CONCEPT OF GOD | DR. ANUMALA SINGH | Download |
