18.02. Teacher Training Programme: "Psychology and Philosophy"
200147 VO Elective Course: General Psychology II
200149 VO Elective Course: Social Psychology II
180411 PS Experiments in Psychology Classes
180505 PS Experiments in Psychology Classes
180506 PS Experiments in Psychology Classes
180507 PS Psychological Methods of Investigation
180510 PS Psychological Methods of Investigation
180503 VO Introduction to Psychology (PP)
180331 PS Introduction to Philosophy PP
180405 PS Introduction to Philosophy PP
180406 PS Introduction to Philosophy PP
180068 VO History of Philosophical Ideas
180141 VO-L History of Philosophy I (Antiquity)
180310 VO-L Introduction to Theoretical Philosophy
180330 VO-L Introduction to Theoretical Philosophy
180337 VO-L History of Philosophy III (Classical Modernity through the 19th Century) - From Kant to Hegel
180352 VO-L Introduction to Practical Philosophy
180361 VO-L History of Philosophy I (Antiquity)
180371 VO-L History of Philosophy II (MIddle Ages and Early Modernity) - Major Themes in Jewish, Christian, and Islamic Contexts
180350 VO-GKL Introduction to Logic
180369 UE-GKL Exercise in Logic
180370 UE-GKL Logic exercises and classic texts
180409 UE-GKL Exercise in Logic
180165 VO Mind, brain, behavior - An interdisciplinary dialogue between philosophy of mind, cognitive neuroscience and psychoanalysis.
180430 VO Descartes
180433 VO Theory of Science
180437 VO-L An Outline of the System of Philosophy
180172 VO Law and Justice
180342 VO-L Theories of ethic
180449 SE Acknowleging - A fundamental category. A fundamental category to ethics, social & polit. philosophy
180403 UE Greek Terminology
180519 UE Greek Terminology
180403 UE Greek Terminology
180343 PS Europe as a Cultural Space
180355 PS Idea and future of man
180362 PS Size does matter - Close reading
180392 LPS Reading Course - Learning to Philosophize
180428 PS Introduction to Marx's main work - On the logical and conceptual structure of Marx's analysis of cap - Zum logischen und begrifflichen Aufbau der Marxschen Kapitalanalyse
180457 PS Introduction to Media Theory
180460 PS The World as will and power
180461 PS Ethics without ultimate reason?
180483 PS The Apology of Socrates
180508 PS Introduction to ethic
180068 VO History of Philosophical Ideas
180141 VO-L History of Philosophy I (Antiquity)
180310 VO-L Introduction to Theoretical Philosophy
180330 VO-L Introduction to Theoretical Philosophy
180337 VO-L History of Philosophy III (Classical Modernity through the 19th Century) - From Kant to Hegel
180352 VO-L Introduction to Practical Philosophy
180361 VO-L History of Philosophy I (Antiquity)
180371 VO-L History of Philosophy II (MIddle Ages and Early Modernity) - Major Themes in Jewish, Christian, and Islamic Contexts
180439 VO-L Forms of speculative Dialectic - Reconstruction of the Forms of speculative Dialectic in German Idealism ( Fichte,Schelling,Hegel ) and critical survey of the most important attempts at its reception
180363 SE The Notion and its Genesis in Hegel¿s Science of Logic - Relation of Causality, Reciprocity and the Beginning of the Subjective Logic
180418 SE Aristotle's Metaphysics book Zeta - The problem of substance in book Zeta of Aristotle's Metaphysics
180431 LPS Reading Course - Aristotle: Metaphysics
180420 SE Lévinas - Ethic as "first Philosophy" 2
180422 VO Ethic in Medicine
180424 SE Is there a Dignity of Human Embryos? - Der Begriff der Menschenwürde und seine Bedeutung für die zeitgenössische Diskussion um den ethischen Status befruchteter Eizellen
180450 SE Towards Aristotle`s Nicomachean Ethics
180474 SE What we must do and what we may do to keep you healthy? - Ethical problems in health promotion
180142 VO Introduction to Philosophy of language
180359 SE Globalization - Battle between Cultures
180364 SE How to teach Ethics
180365 SE Interdisciplinary Didactics
180397 SE Interdisciplinary Didactics
180401 SE Philosophical Didactics
180407 SE Interdisciplinary Didactics
180408 SE Interdisciplinary Didactics
180410 SE Interdisciplinary Didactics
180416 SE Philosophical Didactics
180417 SE Psychology as a Teaching Discipline
180425 SE Philosophical Didactics
180496 SE Interdisciplinary Didactics
180502 SE Didactic of psychology education
180504 SE Psychology as a Teaching Discipline
190463 VO Society and social change - Youth, Education and Society - Towards a Change of the (educational) Perception of young People
190489 VO Education and the historic dimension
190799 VO Classroom - An Introduction
190887 VO Menschenbilder und -konstruktionen
190889 VO Modelle und Methoden international vergleichender Schul- und Bildungsforschung - School systems in international comparison - An introduction to Comparative Education with special attention to the upper secondary stage of education
190890 PS Modelle und Methoden international vergleichender Schul- und Bildungsforschung - Designs and methods of comparative educational science in the days of PISA & Co.
180070 SE The question on god
180329 VO The Conception of God
180332 VO-L Logics and metaphysics
180344 VO Elfriede Jelinek - An introduction
180348 VO Philosophy and Economies
180349 SE Philosophy and Economics
180362 PS Size does matter - Close reading
180368 SE The Seals of Sophia
180383 VO Introduction to Chinese Thought
180384 VO Metaphysics of Art - The eclipse of the Ontological Argument for God's Existence and modern conjuncture of esthetic function (Kant, Nietzsche, Heidegger, Mukarovsky, Malewitsch)
180393 VO The History of Social Criticism - A historical-philosophical Description of Critical Theories in the 19th and 20th Century
180400 VO-L Human nature and freedom of will - The interpretation of human being in eastern & western philosophy
180419 SE The concept of philosophy in Islam - The authority of Aristoteles on the opinion of Ibn Rushd(Averroes 12. cen.): Are Philosophy and Theologie contradictory?
180421 SE Philosophies of Love
180423 SE Theories of Discourse
180427 SE Transfer(ence)
180452 VO Natural Philosophy and Natural Science - For Comparative Reflection and Interdisciplinary Education
180453 SE Seminar for Comparative Philosophy
180455 SE Time: a philosophical problem
180459 VO Code: Communication and Control
180463 SE Historism and Critique of Historical Reason - Towards Philosophy of Social,Cultural & Human Sciences
180473 SE Philosophy and laughter
180478 SE Introduction to historical Epistemology
180482 VO The esoteric of philosophy of Heidegger
180464 SE Biopolitics
180516 VO-L Philosophy of democracy
190331 VO On Poverty and Education
190463 VO Society and social change - Youth, Education and Society - Towards a Change of the (educational) Perception of young People
190486 VO Special Needs an Inclusive Education
190489 VO Education and the historic dimension
190654 VO Introduction into Adlerian Psychology II
190799 VO Classroom - An Introduction
190887 VO Menschenbilder und -konstruktionen
190889 VO Modelle und Methoden international vergleichender Schul- und Bildungsforschung - School systems in international comparison - An introduction to Comparative Education with special attention to the upper secondary stage of education
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§ 4/2/a Psychologie
1. Allgemeine Psychologie I und II, 2x2st., VO = § 57.1.1 + § 57.1.2
2. Entwicklungspsychologie I, 1x4st. , VO = § 57.1.3 + § 57.1.4
3. Intelligenz- und Persönlichkeitspsychologie 1 und II, 2x2st., VO = § 57.1.10 und/oder eine LV Psychologie aus § 57.6
4. Sozialpsychologie I und II, 2x2st. , VO = § 57.1.5 + § 57.1.6
5. Zwei alternative Lehrveranstaltungen = § 57.1.7 + § 57.1.8 sowie jede Psychologie LV aus § 57.6
§ 4/2/b Pädagogik
1. Proseminar I und II 2 x 2st., PS = es gelten dafür alle LV der Studieneingangsphase des Diplomstudiums Pädagogik
2. Vorlesung zur Problemgeschichte der Pädagogik 2st., VO = jede Vorlesung dem Bereich Pflichtfächer I und II des Diplomstudiums Pädagogik
3. Vorlesung zu einem speziellen systematischen Thema der Pädagogik 2st., VO = jede Vorlesung dem Bereich Pflichtfächer I und II des Diplomstudiums Pädagogik§ 4/2/c Erkenntnistheorie etc.
1. Erkenntnistheorie 2st., VO oder PS = § 57.2.4
2. Logik 2st., VO oder PS = § 57.2.3
3. Wissenschaftstheorie 2st., VO oder PS = § 57.2.4§ 4/2/d Philosophie
1. Einführung in die Philosophie für Lehramtskandidaten 2st. PS = § 57.2.1
2. Geschichte der Philosophie 2st., VO = 57.2.2
3. Eine Interdisziplinäre Arbeitsgemeinschaft oder eine Vorlesung oder ein Proseminar nach Wahl 2st. = alle Vorlesungen, Proseminare oder Arbeitsgemeinschaften des Diplomstudiums Philosophie, die in ihren Anforderungen dem 1.Studienabschnitt entsprechen
Zweiter Studienabschnitt
§ 5/2/a Philosophie
1. Geschichte der Philosophie und Gegenwartsphilosophie = § 57.3.1 + § 57.3.4
2. Wertphilosophie, Ästhetik, Ethik = 57.2.5 + § 57.3.3
3. Sozialphilosophie, politische Philosophie, Rechtsphilosophie, Staatsphilosophie = § 57.3.3 + § 4/2/2 (Diplomstudium Philosophie)
4. Ontologie, Metaphysik, Naturphilosophie = § 4/1/2 + § 4/1/6 (Diplomstudium Philosophie)
5. Kulturphilosophie, Geschichtsphilosophie, Religionsphilosophie = § 4/2/1 und § 4/2/4 (Diplomstudium Philosophie)
6. Anthropologie, Sprachphilosophie = § 3/2/6 + § 3/2/8(Diplomstudium Philosophie, nur VO und SE)
Interdisziplinäres Seminar = 57.3.5§ 5/2/b Pädagogik
1 . Vorlesung (2st.) = jede Vorlesung aus "Schwerpunkte (Wahlfächer)" des Diplomstudiums Pädagogik
2. Seminar (2st.) = jedes SE aus "Schwerpunkte (Wahlfächer)" des Diplomstudiums Pädagogik
3. Seminar oder Übung (2st.) = jedes SE oder jedes PS oder jede UE aus "Schwerpunkte (Wahlfächer)" des Diplomstudiums Pädagogik§ 5/2/d Fachdidaktik = jede LV aus § 57.4§ 7 Vorprüfung = § 57.2.6Die Lehrveranstaltungen beginnen, wenn nicht anders angegeben, in der Woche ab dem 10. März 2008. Den aktuellen Stand entnehmen Sie bitte den Aushängen am Institut und dem jeweils aktuellen Stand des elektronischen VVZ.
Die Hörsäle des Instituts (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