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MAS Comparative Philosophy (MA 82001; MA 82401; MA 82011; MA 82012; MA 82411; theoretisch: BA 54701, BA 54702, BA 53901; praktisch: BA 54801, BA 54802, BA 53801)- Dozent/in
- Prof. Dr. Philipp Balsiger
- Angaben
- Masterseminar
2 SWS, Schein, ECTS-Studium
Master, Bachelor, auch für fortgeschrittene BA-Studierende geeignet; ECTS-Credits: siehe entsprechende meinCampus-Einträge für die o. g. Prüfungsnummern - masterseminar / advanced seminar (BA), 2 SWS, graded seminar paper, ECTS-studies, ECTS-Credits: 8 (advanced seminar BA VT practical/theoretical philosophy, seminar paper) resp. 2 (colloquium VT theoretical resp. practical philosophy); 4 (masterseminar practical resp. theoretical philosophy, participation on a regular basis); 6 (masterseminar practical resp. theoretical philosophy, graded seminar paper); 11 (masterseminar key module practical/theoretical philosophy, oral presentation and graded seminar paper). Working language: English. Guest auditor not permitted! - ECTS-Credits: 11/8/6/4/2
Zeit und Ort: n.V.; Bemerkung zu Zeit und Ort: Monday, 18:00–20:00 pm, IKGF, Hartmannstraße 14 - International Consortium for Research in the Humanities, Hartmannstrasse 14, Building D, small seminar room, 91052 Erlangen
ab 24.4.2017
- Voraussetzungen / Organisatorisches
- This master seminar mainly addresses students of the master degree course in philosophy as well as advanced students in the corresponding bachelor degree course; master students from further disciplines which are interested in the offered topic may participate in consultation with their supervisor. The number of participants is limited to the maximum of 12 persons. Due to the small number of admitted students registration on StudOn is highly required! Only regular students are admitted!
- Inhalt
- While globalization mainly is a standardizing program, the comparison issue in transculturality has become important. However, to compare cultural values we have to take for granted that there exist well defined values which represent the particular culture. Therefore we will read one of the classical introduction into Chinese civilization.
- Empfohlene Literatur
- Granet, Marcel (2005): Chinese civilization. Edited by Innes, Kathleen, Brailsford, Mabel. Abingdon, [England], Routledge (E-Text available in University Library Erlangen)
Granet, Marcel (1999): La Pensée Chinoise (Collections Histoire) (English and French Edition). Paris, Albin Michel; 568 pages ISBN-10: 9782226104748; ISBN-13: 978-2226104748 Granet, Marcel (51997): Das chinesische Denken. Inhalt, Form, Charakter. Frankfurt am Main, Suhrkamp, ISBN: 3-518-28119-4
- Zusätzliche Informationen
- Institution: Lehrstuhl für Praktische Philosophie (Prof. Dr. Mayr)
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