Lecture

Introduction: thematic and evaluation

Description

This lecture covers the course structure (flipped classroom) and the evaluation process. It introduces the general theme of beliefs and explores topics such as religious beliefs, collective beliefs like rumors, and the impact of beliefs in modern society. The lecture also delves into conspiracy theories, the distinction between beliefs, knowledge, and opinions, and the importance of critical thinking. The instructor provides guidance on written assignments, including summaries of texts, oral presentations, essays, and book reviews. The lecture emphasizes the importance of critical analysis and interpretation in evaluating texts and encourages students to engage critically with the course material.

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