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Chapter-by-Chapter review of GST 211
We provide detailed reviews of all 12 chapters of your GST 211 textbook as per UNIUYO academic standard:
CHAPTER 1: The Meaning, Nature and Scope of Philosophy (Prof. Elijah O. John)
- Complete definitions of philosophy from multiple perspectives
- Understanding the nature and characteristics of philosophical inquiry
- The scope of philosophy and its relationship to other disciplines
- Why philosophy matters for Nigerian students and society
CHAPTER 2: Some Branches and Problems of Philosophy (Prof. Gabriel E. Idang)
- Detailed coverage of all six major branches: Metaphysics, Epistemology, Logic, Ethics, Aesthetics, Political Philosophy
- Key problems in each branch
- How to distinguish between different philosophical areas
- Important concepts and theories in each branch
CHAPTER 3: Critical Thinking (Nwachukwu M. Anyim & Patrick A. Anoh)
- What critical thinking really means and why it matters
- Characteristics of critical thinkers
- Elements of thought and reasoning
- Obstacles to critical thinking and how to overcome them
- Practical applications for students
CHAPTER 4: Deduction, Induction and Inferences (Dr. Odumayak Okpo & Dr. Dennis E. Igwe)
- Understanding deductive reasoning with examples
- Mastering inductive reasoning and its applications
- Types of inferences: immediate and mediate
- Valid vs. invalid arguments
- Common argument forms you must know
CHAPTER 5: Informal Fallacies (Dr. Darty E. Darty)
- Complete list of all major fallacies with clear definitions
- How to identify fallacies in everyday arguments
- Examples of each fallacy from Nigerian context
- Why recognizing fallacies improves your reasoning
- Practice exercises with answers
CHAPTER 6: Philosophy, Values and Human Conduct (Dr. Idorenyin F. Esikot)
- Understanding values and value systems
- Types of values: moral, social, religious, aesthetic, economic, political
- How philosophy shapes values
- The relationship between values and human behavior
- Ethical theories and their applications
CHAPTER 7: Philosophy and Character Moulding (Dr. Emmanuel I. Archibong)
- Definition and importance of character
- Role of philosophy in character development
- Cardinal virtues and how to cultivate them
- Obstacles to character formation
- Character building for national development
CHAPTER 8: Philosophy, Religion and Human Co-Existence (Dr. Michael A. Etim & Dr. Anthony R. Etuk)
- Relationship between philosophy and religion
- Faith and reason debate
- Problem of evil and theodicies
- Religious pluralism and diversity
- Pathways to peaceful religious coexistence in Nigeria
CHAPTER 9: Philosophy, Social and Scientific Values (Dr. Adekunle A. Ibrahim & Dr. Samuel O. Ishaya)
- Social values: justice, equality, freedom, solidarity
- Scientific values: objectivity, empiricism, skepticism
- Philosophy of science
- Relationship between science and society
- Ethical issues in scientific research
CHAPTER 10: Philosophy and Educational Values (Dr. Emmanuel E. Ette & Ikemesit J. Nkanta)
- Philosophy of education
- Educational values and their importance
- Major educational philosophies: idealism, realism, pragmatism, existentialism
- Role of philosophy in curriculum development
- Application to Nigerian education system
CHAPTER 11: Philosophy, Politics and Good Governance (Dr. Aniekan U. Ekefre)
- Political philosophy fundamentals
- Forms of government
- Principles of good governance
- Social contract theory
- Justice, rights, and responsibilities
- Challenges of governance in Nigeria
CHAPTER 12: Philosophy, Knowledge and Reality (Dr. Idorenyin F. Esikot & Dr. Emmanuel I. Archibong)
- Epistemology: theory of knowledge
- Sources of knowledge: reason, experience, intuition, revelation
- Types of knowledge: a priori vs. a posteriori
- Theories of truth
- Metaphysics and the nature of reality
- Skepticism and certainty
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Why GST 211 Is Challenging for UNIUYO Students
GST 211 is a foundational General Studies course at the University of Uyo that introduces students to critical thinking, logical reasoning, and philosophical inquiry. While these skills are essential for academic success and life beyond university, many students struggle with the course for several reasons:
- Abstract Concepts: Unlike courses with concrete, practical applications, philosophy deals with abstract ideas about existence, knowledge, and values
- New Terminology: The course introduces numerous philosophical terms and concepts students haven't encountered before
- Critical Thinking Demands: GST 211 requires you to think differently—to question, analyze, and evaluate rather than simply memorize facts
- Multiple Authors: With 12 different chapters written by various UNIUYO professors, the writing styles and approaches vary significantly
- Broad Scope: The course covers everything from formal logic to ethics, politics, education, religion, and epistemology
- Heavy Reading: 217 pages of dense philosophical material can be overwhelming
- Application Required: You need to apply concepts, not just recall them.