CM
Mar 12, 2016
Sad to see it end. I loved this course. I thought Professor Roth was a great guide. As I've completed Part 2 I am tempted to go listen to the lectures all over again. This hooked me on MOOCs. 6 stars.
BS
Sep 3, 2019
It was a wonderful experience to know about modern and post modern developments in European world. This has developed in me curiosity to dwell in to Indian Philosophical concepts and doctrines.
By Garth H
•May 3, 2021
Great!
By Susannah R
•Feb 1, 2018
After my experience on Part 1, I chose to only watch the lectures. I really enjoyed them. Prof Roth's delivery is excellent. The course gave me much food for thought, but I couldn't face writing the essays.
The reading timings should be set to more realistic values, to give us students a true idea of what we are committing to.
By Anjali R
•Oct 17, 2020
The course itself was excellent, but there was no discussion of the topics in the forum, only requests for peers to review assignments, a process I ended up resorting to as well on a couple of occasions because of the significant delay in assignments being reviewed.
By dorina c
•Jan 20, 2022
it really offered an insight into philosophical movements and works as well as an overall view on the evolution of Enlightenment ideas and their impact on modern thought
By David G
•Aug 22, 2020
surprised by the focus on literature, art and architecture
teacher does good job of explaining concepts and reviewing-summarizing
By Emmanouil P
•Apr 4, 2017
I quite appreciate the teaching of American philosophers, like Emerson or Rorty.
By Deleted A
•Mar 1, 2016
Slow start to week 1 but 'The Modern and the Postmodern (Part 2) is a continuation to 'The Modern and the Postmodern (Part 1) so best to understand (part 1). Looking forward to week 2.