18.02. Teacher Training Programme: "Psychology and Philosophy"

Unter Punkt 18.02 finden Sie, gegliedert nach dem Studienplan, alle Lehrveranstaltungen, die für das UF PP anrechenbar sind. Die Zuordnungen zu § 57.5 (Pädagogik) und § 57.6. (Wahlfächer) stellen eine Auswahl dar, die gegebenenfalls durch andere Lehrveranstaltungen ähnlicher Thematik ersetzt werden kann.

Die Lehrveranstaltungen beginnen, wenn nicht anders angegeben, in der Woche ab dem 2.3.2009. Den aktuellen Stand entnehmen Sie bitte den Aushängen am Institut und dem elektronischen VVZ.
Frist für die elektronische Anmeldung zu prüfungsimmanenten Lehrveranstaltungen: 15.2.2009 (12h) - 1.3.2009 (12h)
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

200147 VO Elective Course: General Psychology II

§ 57.1.3. Developmental Psychology I

§ 57.1.4. Developmental Psychology II

200148 VO Elective Course: Developmental Psychology II

§ 57.1.5. Social Psychology I

§ 57.1.6. Social Psychology II

200149 VO Elective Course: Social Psychology II

§ 57.1.7. Depth Psychology I

§ 57.2. Philosophy: First Stage of the Degree Programme

§ 57.2.1. Introduction to Philosophy for Prospective Teachers

180371 PS Introduction to Philosophy PP

§ 57.2.2. History of Philosophy

180069 VO History of Philosophical Ideas
180070 VO German Idealism
180071 VO-L Introduction to Theoretical Philosophy
180072 VO-L Introduction to Practical Philosophy
180339 VO-L History of Philosophy III (Classical Modernity through the 19th Century) - German Idealism
180341 VO-L History of Philosophy III (Classical Modernity through the 19th Century) - Rationalism and Empirism
180448 VO-L History of Philosophy I (Antiquity)
180475 VO-L History of Philosophy II (Middle Ages and Early Modernity) - Retracing Main Moments of Medieval and early Modern Philosophy
180477 VO-L History of Philosophy II (Middle Ages and Early Modernity) - Islamic philosophy and its influence on the European Middle Ages
180508 VO-L History of Philosophy III (Classical Modernity through the 19th Century) - The Dead Dogs of Philosophy: Spinoza, Hegel, Marx

§ 57.2.3. Logics and Theory of Argumentation

180389 VO-GKL Basic Logic - (1. Teil: BA und PP)
180391 UE Logic-exercise for teaching post candidate

§ 57.2.4. Epistemology and Philosophy of Science

180354 VO Mind: An interdisciplinary approach. - A dialogue between philosophy of mind, psychoanalysis, and cognitive neurobiology
180356 VO-L Kant - The Critique of pure Reason
180416 VO Introduction to Philosophy of Science
180521 VO Kant`s Theory of Knowledge

§ 57.2.5. Basics of Ethics

180483 VO-L The European Moralists - Texts and Concepts
180518 SE Classical Reading in Ethics

§ 57.2.6. Greek Terminology for Students of "Psychology and Philosophy" or with Proof of Knowledge in Greek, Proseminar "Basic Problems in Philosophy"

Greek Terminology

180438 UE Greek Terminology

PS Basic Questions in Philosophy

180170 PS Europe as a Cultural Space - Between Unity and Diversity
180334 LPS Immanuel Kant: The Contest of faculties Kant:<a href='http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=The_Contest_o'>http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=The_Contest_o</a>
180335 LPS Reading Course - Wittgenstein, Philosophical Investigations (Introductory Passages)
180342 PS Nature and culture of thinking - Der Mensch als bio-psycho-soziales Lebewesen
180414 PS Aristotle: Nicomachean Ethics

§ 57.3. Philosophy Second Stage of the Degree Programme

§ 57.3.1. History of Philosophy II

180070 VO German Idealism
180141 VO The Indian Body - Tantric philosophies in India
180331 SE Elements of philosophical Anthropology - Philosophical Anthropology instead of Metaphysics?
180338 VO Introduction to Philosophy of language
180339 VO-L History of Philosophy III (Classical Modernity through the 19th Century) - German Idealism
180341 VO-L History of Philosophy III (Classical Modernity through the 19th Century) - Rationalism and Empirism
180360 SE Epistemological basic notions - (vor allem Allgemeines, Idee, Wissenschaft, Dialektik, Vernunft/Geist - inkl. Eristik und Sophistik von Ansehen und Sieg bis hin zu Eifersucht und Eitelkeit)
180411 SE Philosophy of History - Historical Thinking in Non-European Traditions
180448 VO-L History of Philosophy I (Antiquity)
180475 VO-L History of Philosophy II (Middle Ages and Early Modernity) - Retracing Main Moments of Medieval and early Modern Philosophy
180477 VO-L History of Philosophy II (Middle Ages and Early Modernity) - Islamic philosophy and its influence on the European Middle Ages
180508 VO-L History of Philosophy III (Classical Modernity through the 19th Century) - The Dead Dogs of Philosophy: Spinoza, Hegel, Marx

§ 57.3.2. Interpretation of Philosophical Texts

180370 SE [ en ] Renaissance Politics: Machiavelli
180418 SE Ethics and Philosophy of Religion - Kant - Critique of Practical Reason
180419 SE Free Actualities - The Emergence of Substantiality in Hegel's Logic
180428 SE Logic and classical philosophical Texts
180484 SE Phenomenology of Violence

§ 57.3.3. Applied Ethics

180309 SE Applied ethics - Politics, business and environment
180455 VO Ethics requires feeling - Ethics requires feeling - The importance and influence of feelings and emotions in the doctor patients relationship with focus on oncology patients
180503 SE Aging-Disease-Dying - Philosophical, medical and ethical problems in geriatrics