This practical philosophy course acts as an introduction and foundation towards living life with meaning and awareness. It brings together the thoughts of the most prominent philosophers of the East and West, especially those who left deep marks on humanity. This comparative study of philosophies does not belong to a single thinker or to any particular school, it is a universal human heritage. We seek to promote philosophy as a way of life for building new and better human beings for a new and better world.
Know Thy Self - Strengthening Ethics And Values
Know Thy Self - Strengthening Ethics And Values
To Belong - Improving Human Relationships
To Belong - Improving Human Relationships
Building the Future
Building the Future
At the heart of the activities of New Acropolis is its School of
Philosophy, which we understand as a way of life, i.e. a means of
access to spiritual knowledge and to individual and collective
realization.
This School of Philosophy has a Program of Studies which is common
to all countries and is taught in successive levels. It provides an
updated version of the traditional knowledge of East and West,
which, in accordance with classical humanism, combines the study of
sciences, arts, religions and philosophies in a comparative way.
A synthesis of the knowledge about psychology held by the ancient and classical civilizations, gathered from the broad spectrum of philosophy. As love of knowledge, philosophy has always been concerned with the knowledge of the human being.
Compendium of subjects revolving around the universe, life and the human being, approached from the traditions of wisdom in East and West, and their implications for the postulates of current science.
Comparative study and analysis of the myths and symbols of religions and civilizations.
An overview of the major schools of moral philosophy of East and West.
A philosophical approach to improving our society.
Our aim is to recover the art of public speaking – effective communication through oral expression.
An in-depth study of philosophical theories throughout history, analyzing their context and influence.
A comparative study of the theological messages of the religions which, in all ages, have raised the consciousness of humanity.