Universität Wien FIND

Master Philosophy (941 [2] - Version 2012)

Bitte beachten Sie: Anmelden müssen Sie sich ausschließlich zu prüfungsimmanenten Lehrveranstaltungen (pi-LVen) und Prüfungen. Hilfestellungen zur Anmeldung zu Lehrveranstaltungen, zur Zuordnung von Prüfungen und zur Lehrveranstaltungssuche auf u:find finden Sie auf YouTube unter dem Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeNMi3C8FxU&index=1&list=PLtVoYsOVM7By4mXAXvtENdW0i8hTZN9lI

Die Lehrveranstaltungen (LVen) beginnen regelmäßig, d.h. wenn nicht anders angegeben, in der Woche, die nach einem 1. Oktober bzw. 1. März folgt.

Die Hörsäle des Instituts für Philosophie (im NIG 2. und 3. Stock) werden wie folgt bezeichnet:
3. Stock HS: 3A, 3B, 3C, 3D, 3E, 3F
2. Stock HS: 2G, 2H, 2i
Daneben finden viele LVen auch außerhalb des Instituts statt. Bitte beachten Sie die Angaben zu den einzelnen Veranstaltungen.

M1 Mind - World - Language
180021 SE [en] Scientific Truth or Revelation? - An Introduction to Philosophy in the Long Middle Ages
180053 SE Foundations - Theory of Reason and Final Justification
180085 SE [en] The Philosophy of William James
M2 Practice - Society - Culture
132502 KO Conversatorium in Cultural Science - Hungarian Thinkers and Theoreticians of the 20th Century: Lukács, Mannheim, Balázs
180002 SE Honor and Dignity in the Old Testament and in Philosophy
180094 SE Aesthetics of Seduction - Kierkegaard’s construction of erotics out of the spirit of art
180118 VO Introduction into Animal Ethics
180120 SE Reading Marx
180167 SE Reading Marx
M3 Advanced Module (25 ECTS)
M3 A. Epistemology, Philosophy of Science, Media Theory and Philosophy of Technology
180073 SE [en] Contemporary Discussions on Scientific Pluralism
180092 FS [en] Philosophy of Technology and Performance
180138 SE Philosophy of Mathematics: Current Debates
M3 B. Metaphysics/Ontology, Phenomenology, Philosophy of Mind
010123 FS Hegel’s Science of Logic
180020 SE [en] Universals, Immateriality and Thinking in the Long Middle Ages
180050 SE Hegel's Science of Logic: Being, Essence, Concept - An approach - Part II
180056 SE [en] Aristotle's Metaphysics
180085 SE [en] The Philosophy of William James
180089 VO-L Strange Things
M3 C. Philosophy of Language/Hermeneutics, Logic
180044 SE Conceptual Engineering
180087 SE Wittgenstein: Philosophical Investigations
180107 SE Logic II
M3 D. Ethics/Applied Ethics, Philosophy of Politics, Social Philosophy
180054 FS Theories of Evil
180095 SE [en] Christine M. Korsgaard, The Sources of Normativity
180114 SE [en] Philosophy of Economics
180119 SE From the Desiring-Machine to the Assemblage - Deleuze and Guattari’s "Anti-Oedipus" and "A Thousand Plateaus".
180120 SE Reading Marx
180167 SE Reading Marx
M3 E. Aesthetics, Philosophy of Culture, Intercultural Philosophy/Philosophy in a Global World
010052 FS Walter Benjamin's History and Religion - Wahrnehmung von Geschichte und Religion bei Walter Benjamin
180094 SE Aesthetics of Seduction - Kierkegaard’s construction of erotics out of the spirit of art
180110 SE Kafka and Philosophy
180147 SE 33/5000 The myth of Adorno and Barthes
M4 Individual Specialization (15 ECTS)
M5 Project- and Research Module (25 ECTS)
070220 SE Masterseminar (PM 5)
180043 SE Project
180054 FS Theories of Evil
180063 SE-MA Seminar for Doctoral Candidates
180094 SE Aesthetics of Seduction - Kierkegaard’s construction of erotics out of the spirit of art
180128 SE-MA Seminar for Doctoral Candidates - Masterseminar
180146 SE-MA Seminar for Master Candidates and PhD Students
430004 SE Seminar for Doctoral Candidates - Writing, Presenting, and Publishing Philosophy
430008 SE-MA Seminar for Doctoral Candidates
430009 SE [de en] Seminar for Doctoral Candidates
430010 SE Seminar for Doctoral Candidates
430013 SE [en] Seminar for Doctoral Candidates - Cognitive Science, Philosophy of Science, Knowledge, and Innovation
430014 SE [en] Writing, Presenting, and Publishing Philosophy
430015 SE Seminar for Doctoral Candidates

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