The department of philosophy offers courses up to S.Y.B.A. only. Dr. S. S. Gavare , Asst. professor of philosophy, has been teaching for 21 years.The department collaborates with social science association to organised many activities and completions.
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Year- 2021-22
- Maharashtra Tatvadnyan Parishad and Shantarambhau Gholap Arts, Science and Gotirambhau Pawar College Shivle, Department of Philosophy is jointly organizing a National Level online Seminar on the topic – “Philosophy of Sant Kabir”
Speaker : –
1) Dr. Prakash Dhumal, SGAS & GPC College Shivle
2) Dr. Sudha Pandit, Mahant of Kabir Mandir Pune
Link to Watch Event –https://fb.watch/bjikas9I0y/
| Name | Designation | Qualification | Experience | Profile |
| Dr. S. S. Gavare. | M.A. ,SET,Ph.D | 21 | Click here for CV |
Course Title: Social Philosophy Semester III
The OBJECTIVES of the course on social philosophy are:
- a) To acquaint students with the basic philosophical questions and issues that current in social philosophy
- b) To equip students with argumentative and analytical skills involved in
philosophizing through these issues
- c) To encourage a spirit of rationality in philosophizing while appreciating and respecting differing philosophical ideas and perspectives
Course Title: Political Philosophy Semester IV
The OBJECTIVES of the course on Political philosophy are:
- a) To acquaint students with the basic philosophical questions and issues that are
current in political philosophy
- b) To equip students with argumentative and analytical skills involved in
philosophical reasoning
- c) To encourage a spirit of rationality in philosophising while appreciating and
respecting differing philosophical ideas and perspectives
Course Title: Schools of Indian Philosophy Semester III
The OBJECTIVES of the course on Indian philosophy are:
- a) To acquaint students with the basic philosophical questions that philosophers in India have addressed.
- b) To equip students with argumentative and analytical skills involved in philosophical reasoning.
- c) To encourage a spirit of rationality in philosophizing while appreciating and respecting differing philosophical systems and perspectives.
Course Title: Greek and Medieval Philosophy Semester IV
The objectives of the course are:
- a) To acquaint students with the basic philosophical questions that philosophers in the Greek and medieval tradition have addressed.
- b) To equip students with argumentative and analytical skills involved in philosophical reasoning.
- c) To encourage a spirit of rationality in philosophizing while appreciating and respecting differing philosophical systems and perspectives.
