2. Required modules

M-03 Language and Thought

• 180142 VO Introduction to Philosophy of language
• 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
• 180412 IK Rhetoric and Theory of Argumentation
• 180472 IK Rhetoric and Theory of Argumentation

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

• 180141 VO-L History of Philosophy I (Antiquity)
• 180337 VO-L History of Philosophy III (Classical Modernity through the 19th Century) - From Kant to Hegel
• 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

M-05 Reality and Truth

• 180332 VO-L Logics and metaphysics
• 180418 SE Aristotle's Metaphysics book Zeta - The problem of substance in book Zeta of Aristotle's Metaphysics
• 180426 SE [ en ] Analytic Social Ontology
• 180430 VO Descartes
• 180433 VO Theory of Science
• 180434 PS History of Epistemology - Locke, Berkeley, Hume
• 180437 VO-L An Outline of the System of Philosophy
• 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
• 180440 VO-L Metaphysics and Ontology - Aristotels - Heidegger
• 180442 VO-L Metaphysics and Ontology
• 180448 SE Transcendentalphilosophy - Basic approaches and problems
• 180455 SE Time: a philosophical problem
• 180456 SE [ en ] Devastating Tropes and Deceiving Senses - Scepticism in the Early Modern Period (SE)
• 180460 PS The World as will and power
• 180463 SE Historism and Critique of Historical Reason - Towards Philosophy of Social,Cultural & Human Sciences
• 180478 SE Introduction to historical Epistemology
• 180483 PS The Apology of Socrates
• 180488 SE Thinking in Open Systems: Cognition, Emotion and Transdisciplinarien Approaches

M-06 Good and Evil

• 180172 VO Law and Justice
• 180342 VO-L Theories of ethic
• 180354 SE Wherefore we must - Ontology in the field of Moral-Philosophy
• 180386 PS Ethics
• 180415 PS [ fr ] The moral reflection in the french philosophy
• 180420 SE Lévinas - Ethic as "first Philosophy" 2
• 180422 VO Ethic in Medicine
• 180449 SE Acknowleging - A fundamental category. A fundamental category to ethics, social & polit. philosophy
• 180450 SE Towards Aristotle`s Nicomachean Ethics
• 180461 PS Ethics without ultimate reason?
• 180508 PS Introduction to ethic
• 190936 SE 5.10.3 Michel Foucault: Die Disziplinargesellschaft (Überwachen und Strafen)
• 180516 VO-L Philosophy of democracy

M-07 Technology and Media

• 180362 PS Size does matter - Close reading
• 180457 PS Introduction to Media Theory
• 180459 VO Code: Communication and Control
• 180518 VO Introduction to the Philosophy of Technology

M-08 The Own and the Alien

• 010029 VO Intercultural Philosophy - Introduction into Latin American philosophy
• 180343 PS Europe as a Cultural Space
• 180383 VO Introduction to Chinese Thought
• 180400 VO-L Human nature and freedom of will - The interpretation of human being in eastern & western philosophy
• 180402 VO Philosophy in Latin America - Identity, comparasion and interaction
• 180451 VO The Philosophy of Zen Buddhism - Philosophical Anthropology
• 180485 VO [ en ] Chinese Philosophy: Classical Confucianism Daoism, and Chinese Mahayana Buddhism
• 180486 VO [ en ] Chinese Philosophy - Neo-Confucianism
• 180513 VO [ de es ] Octavio Paz: Looking for the instant