2. Mandatory Modules (104 ECTS)

M-02 Language and Thought (14 ECTS)

M 2.1 Introduction to Academic Writing in Philosophy

• 180047 VU M-02 Introduction to Academic Writing in Philosophy

M 2.2 Lecture Course on Greek Terminology

• 180016 VO M-04 Greek Terminology

M 2.3 Introductory Seminar with Close Readings (Version 2011)

• 180036 PS Friedrich Nietzsche: Thus Spoke Zarathustra
• 180052 PS Kant: Critique of Aestetic Judgement
• 180108 PS Language, Power and Resistance

M-03 Language and Thought (15 ECTS)

M 3.1 Basic Logic

• 180015 VO M-03 Fundamentals of Logic

M 3.2 Exercise Course in Logic

• 180140 UE M-03 Exercise Course in Logic

M 3.3 Rhetoric and Theory of Argumentation

• 180184 VU [ en ] M-03 Reasoning in Philosophy

M 3.4 Philosophy of Language

• 180068 VO Introduction to the Philosophy of Language
• 180097 VO Introduction to Philosophy of Language

M-04 History of Philosophy until the End of the 19th Century (15 ECTS)

M 4.1 History of Philosophy I (Antiquity)

• 180010 VO-L History of Philosophy I (Antiquity)

M 4.2 History of Philosophy II (Middle Ages and Early Modern Period)

• 180018 VO-L History of Philosophy II

M 4.3 History of Philosophy III (Modern Period)

• 180024 VO-L History of Philosophy III

M-05 Reality and Truth (20 ECTS)

M 5.1 Metaphysics and Ontology

• 180046 PS [ en ] Ontology and Metaphysics
• 180098 PS [ de en ] Cognitive Phenomenology and the Unity of Experience
• 180104 PS Ancient Platonism
• 180137 PS [ en ] German Empirism
• 180139 PS Panpsychism in Contemporary Philosophy

M 5.2 Metaphysics and Ontology

• 180075 VO-L [ en ] Introduction to Phenomenology and Existentialism
• 180076 VO-L Spinoza: Practical Philosophy

M 5.3 Knowledge and Society

• 010069 SE The Birth of Modernity: Man and the Infinity of the Cosmos in the Philosophy of the Renaissance
• 180072 SE [ en ] Introduction to Scientific Rationality
• 180099 VO [ en ] Subject, Mode, Force I
• 180123 VO-L [ en ] Science and Society

M 5.4 Epistemology

• 180008 VO Introduction to Epistemology
• 180051 VO Introduction to Epistemology

M 5.5 Theory of Science

• 180009 VO Introduction to Philosophy of Science

M-06 Good and Evil (20 ECTS)

M 6.1 Introductiory Seminar in Ethics

• 180038 PS Philosophy of Consumption
• 180074 PS [ en ] Ethical Questions: Theory and Practice
• 180077 PS Language and Normativity
• 180079 PS Theories of Justice
• 180080 PS Platon: Politeia
• 180116 PS [ en ] John Locke - Two Treatises of Government
• 180150 PS Plato: Statesman

M 6.2 Ethics

• 180082 VO-L Lecture on Ethics
• 180142 SE Ethics, Human Rights and Justice in Psychoanalysis - Part 1: Freud’s Investigations into Ethics

M 6.3 Political Philosophy, Social Philosophy

• 010072 SE Kant for Christians, Jews, Muslims
• 180122 VO Philosophy in Nazi Germany
• 180153 SE Emmanuel Levinas - Ethics as First Philosophie

M 6.4 Philosophy of Law and Morals

• 180124 VO Philosophical Foundations of a Community-without-Sovereignty - Poststrukturalistische Ansätze zur Grundlegung von Recht, Gemeinschaft und politischem Handeln

M 6.5 Fundamentals of Applied Ethics

• 180017 VO Introduction to Applied Ethics

M-07 Technology and Media (10 ECTS)

M 7.1 Media Theory

• 180045 SE Media Workshop Antigone

M 7.2 Philosophy of Technology

• 180028 VO-L [ en ] Introduction to Philosophy of Technology
• 180034 SE Feminist Philosophy of Technology
• 180035 SE Technological Transformation of Work
• 180083 SE The Co-Production of Technology and Society

M-08 The Foreign and the Familiar (10 ECTS)

M 8.1 Intercultural Philosophy and Cultural Hermeneutics

• 180039 SE Yoga - Theory and Theory of Practice
• 180064 SE Seminar: Theories of Time
• 180105 KU Intercultural Philosophy

M 8.2 Non-European Philosophy

• 180037 VO The History of Philosophy in Africa - Ein Überblick vom Alten Ägypten bis zur Gegenwart
• 180059 SE [ de en ] Philosophy in Latin America 3 (Argentinien, Chile,Paraguay) - Identity, Comparison, Interaction between Latin American and European
• 180106 KU What is Time?