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Learning Outcome: Knowledge of the special nature of philosophy and its role in the context of sciences; acquisition of the knowledge and skills needed for successfully completing introductory seminars and seminars; knowledge of the fundamentals of scientific working; knowledge of the terminology used in philosophical logic (existence, identity, necessity, predication, judgment, truth, contradiction etc.); knowledge and practical mastery of philosophical argumentation patterns.

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Learning Outcome: Basic knowledge of concepts, methods and theories of epistemology; advanced knowledge of selected issues and theories as well as the ability to present them verbally or in writing in an understandable way; development of philosophical problem awareness

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Learning Outcome: Basic knowledge of concepts, methods and theories of ethics; advanced knowledge of selected issues and theories as well as the ability to present them verbally or in writing in an understandable way; development of philosophical problem awareness

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Learning Outcome: Basic knowledge of concepts, methods and theories of social philosophy and political philosophy; advanced knowledge of selected issues and theories as well as the ability to present them verbally or in writing in an understandable way; development of philosophical problem awareness

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Learning Outcome: Overview knowledge of the history of philosophy; ability to competently interpret philosophical texts in their historic contexts and as source for contemporary issues and problem solutions

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Learning Outcome: Knowledge of concepts, methods, problems and theories of the philosophy of science; ability to analyse these contents, to relate them to each other, to independently question and advance them

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Learning Outcome: Knowledge of the concepts, methods, issues and theories of the philosophy of religion, the ability to analyse these contents, to relate them to each other, to independently question and advance them

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Learning Outcome: Knowledge of the concepts, methods, issues and theories of the philosophy of technology and media, the ability to analyse these contents, to relate them to each other, to independently question and advance them

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Learning Outcome: Students acquire a basic knowledge of current women's and gender research as well as an overview of the basic findings of critical Gender Research.