2. Required Modules

M-03 Language and Thought

• 180005 LPS Pascal's Pensées
• 180006 LPS Hellenistic philosophy
• 180007 LPS Karl Mannheim: Ideology and Utopia
• 180008 LPS Kant - Critique of Pure Reason - Transcendental Aesthetic and Analytics
• 180018 LPS Logic of phantoms - Philosophical (and literary) texts about the reality of the unreal
• 180092 GV Greek Terminology
• 180093 LPS The Philosophical Investigations of Ludwig Wittgenstein
• 180094 LPS Reading Locke: An Essay Concerning Human Understanding
• 180169 LPS Sartre as a writer
• 180176 IK Introduction to Academic Writing in Philosophy
• 180181 LPS Blumenberg's Cave Exists

M-03 Language and Thought

• 180011 VO-GKL Basic Logic
• 180013 IK [ en de ] Rhetoric and Theory of Argumentation
• 180014 VO Philosophy of Language
• 180095 UE-GKL Exercise in Logic

M-04 History of Philosophy until the End of the 19th Century

• 180015 VO-L History of Philosophy I (Antiquity)
• 180016 VO-L History of Philosophy III - Spinoza, Wolff, Descartes - Epistemology
• 180096 VO-L History of Philosophy II

M-05 Reality and Truth

• 180009 PS Plato, the dialogue Theaetetus: perception and cognition
• 180017 PS The problem of universals
• 180019 PS Self-consciousness in the Context of the Phenomenology of Time-consciousness
• 180021 SE Philosophy of Religion
• 180022 VO Introduction to Epistemology
• 180078 SE [ en ] Phenomenology of the Body
• 180079 VO-L [ en ] Introduction to Phenomenology and Existentialism
• 180084 SE [ en ] Irrationality
• 180098 SE [ en ] Radical French Philosophy: De Sade
• 180099 SE Body, knowledge and society in Merleau-Ponty and Bourdieu
• 180100 VO Introduction to Philosophy of Science
• 180140 SE [ en ] Social Epistemology
• 180147 SE Plotin: Central metaphysical texts

M-06 Good and Evil

• 030502 KU [ en ] An Introduction to Legal Theory - also for diploma and doctoral students
• 180023 PS Introduction to David Hume's Ethics
• 180024 PS Theories of justice
• 180026 SE Justifications of injustice - Law and morality in Nazism
• 180027 VO-L Political philosophy of the citizen
• 180028 SE [ de en ] Ancient Political Philosophy
• 180029 SE [ en ] Robert Nozick: Anarchy, State, and Utopia
• 180030 SE The civilization theory of Norbert Elias
• 180048 PS Philosophy and the Holocaust
• 180087 VO-L [ de en ] Philosophical Perspectives | Escape, asylum, human rights
• 180088 SE Jean-Paul Sartre | Notebooks for an Ethics
• 180101 PS Stoic ethics based on Marcus Aurelius' admonitions to oneself
• 180103 VO-L The philosophy and its Other
• 180146 SE Forms and origin of evil
• 180150 SE Ethics, Human Rights and Justice in Psychoanalysis - Part 1: Freud’s investigations into ethics
• 180154 VO Introduction to Applied Ethics
• 180171 VO Law, Power, Violence - An introduction to the philosophy of law and politics

M-07 Technology and Media

• 180032 SE Philosophical Podcasts
• 180033 SE Working on the image - Selected readings
• 180034 VO-L [ en ] Introduction to Philosophy of Technology
• 180036 SE Anthropology and Philosophy of Technology and Media - Current areas of work and research questions
• 180065 SE [ en ] Politics and Technology

M-08 The Own and the Alien

• 180039 VO-L What is an image? - Theory and practice in an intercultural context
• 180040 SE Philosophy of multiculturalism
• 180041 SE Tantra - Introduction to Philosophy of Tantrism
• 180042 SE Reading Chinese Philosophy: Philosophy in the Book of Changes - Philosophisches im "Buch der Wandlungen
• 180105 SE Mexico in consideriation of the Caribbean area - Identity, Comparison, and Interaction between Latin American and European
• 180142 VO-L Philosophy of mind in the 20th century at the Universities of Vienna and Kyoto - Im Denkweg der Komparativen Philosophie
• 180143 SE Framework of comparatives Philosophy - Its Way of Thinking and Its Relevance for a global World