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PHL313: Philosophy of Labour and Leisure

PHL 313: Philosophy of Labour and Leisure is a two-credit unit course for 300 level philosophy-major undergraduates of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN). The material is developed to equip the student with the requisite philosophical knowledge of the subject matter. The course guide gives an over-view of the course; it informs the student of what the course is all about, and provides information on the organisation and requirements of the course. The course consists of three modules made up of 12 units. It is divided into two sections.

What Will You Learn?

The overall aim of PHL 313: Philosophy of Labour and Leisure is to introduce the student to fundamental theories, principles and questions of labour and leisure. The ethical, epistemological and axiological issues concerning labour will be espoused through philosophical scrutiny. The understanding of these fundamentals will enable the student to appreciate, explain and critic some basic concepts and issues about labour and leisure.

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Teacher Of Course
Dr. Helen T. Olojede
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Information Of Course
Category
Management Sciences
Duration Time
1 Semester
Level
300 Level
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Course Department
Philosophy

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Lessons Of Course

kinds of Work 07:08
Effect of Human Work on Nature 05:52
Issues in Philosophy Labour 06:05
Law, Ethics and Labour 05:10
Law, Ethics and Labour 06:29
The Notion of Leisure 06:52
Types of Leisure 06:46
Kinds of Value 06:53
Philosophical Foundations of Leisure 05:09
Philosophical Foundations of Leisure II 06:37

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