Course guide for the summer term 2024 – Theoretical Philosophy (M.A. in Philosophy)

Seminars taking place on a weekly basis

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
10:00 am		030054 Introductory Math and Programming for Computational Philosophy (Yoo)
11:00 am

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

030111 Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence: Concepts, Computation, & Connectionism (Werning)
030086 Gentzen: The Provability of the Consistency of Arithmetic (Seminar) (Kürbis, Kurt)
030095 Andy Clark, “The Experience Machine: How Our Minds Predict and Shape Reality” (Wiese)
030120 Topics in Philosophy of Language, Logic, and Information: Attitudes and their objects (Liefke, Rami)
030114 Introduction to Formal Epistemology (Wang/Straßer)
030125 Research Colloquium: Rationality and Cognition (Brössel)

Thursday

Friday

0000000 Experts and Epistemic Authorities (Thienenkamp)

Seminars taking place en bloc on given days

Block
030106 Writing a Bachelor or Master Thesis in English (Seselja, Straßer) Takes place 12.04., 19.04, 17.05., 31.05., 28.06., 14:15-17:30, Wasserstr. 221/4

Block

030097 Methods in History and Philosophy of Science (Baedke)
Takes place 09.9.-13.09., 10:00-16:00, GABF 04/352
030115 Integrated History and Philosophy of Science (Seselja)
Takes place 18.05., 08.06., 13.07., 10:00 – 16:00, Wasserstr. 221/4
030106 Writing a Bachelor or Master Thesis in English (Seselja, Straßer)
Takes place 12.04., 19.04, 17.05., 31.05., 28.06., 14:15-17:30, Wasserstr. 221/4

Legend

WM IIIa 1 Epistemology, Action, and Methods in Philosophy and Science

WM IIIa 2 Logic, Language, and Metaphysics

WM IIIc 1 Mind and Cognition

VM IIIa 1 Epistemology, Action, and Methods in Philosophy and Science

VM IIIa 2 Logic, Language, and Metaphysics

VM IIIc 1 Mind and Cognition

(SP) Focus
(EB) Advanced

Courses beginning with 0000000 are offered by TU Dortmund. Please register by email to max <dot> gab <at> tu-dortmund <dot> de.

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
10:00 am		030054 Introductory Math and Programming for Computational Philosophy (Yoo)		030046 Philosophy as a way of life (Steinkrüger) 030094 History and Philosophy of Science, I (Baedke) 030110 Philosophical Methods: An Introduction (Horvath) 000000 Philosophical Issues in Artificial Intelligence (Boge)
11:00 am
12:00 pm	030057 Embodied Mind and Subjectivity (Rhigetti)	030119 Colloquium Philosophy of Information and Communication (Liefke) 030132 Philosophy Meets Cognitive Science: Memory and Language (Werning)		030089 Imagination, Intuition, and Thought Experiments: A Route to Knowledge? (Werning)	0000000 Experts and Epistemic Authorities (Thienenkamp)
1:00 pm
2:00 pm	030078 Hans Jonas’ (1966) Phenomenon of Life: a contemporary reappraisal (Radomski) 030113 Introduction to Social Epistemology (Wang/Straßer)	030116 Social Epistemology of Bad Beliefs: Filter Bubbles, Informational Cascades, and Identity Beliefs (Michelini, Seselja) 030100 Research seminar on contradictory logics (Wansing) 030099 Cognitive Systems and the Extended Mind (Venter) 030136 Interdisciplinary Reading Club: Recent in Philosophy of Mind and Situated Cognitions (Newen)	030111 Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence: Concepts, Computation, & Connectionism (Werning) 030086 Gentzen: The Provability of the Consistency of Arithmetic (Seminar) (Kürbis, Kurt) 030095 Andy Clark, “The Experience Machine: How Our Minds Predict and Shape Reality” (Wiese)	030003 History and Philosophy of Science, II (Baedke) 030091 Philosophy of Film (Liefke) 030103 Epistemology of Inquiry (Seselja)
3:00 pm
4:00 pm		030130 Kolloquium zur Antiken Philosophie (Sattler)	030120 Topics in Philosophy of Language, Logic, and Information: Attitudes and their objects (Liefke, Rami) 030114 Introduction to Formal Epistemology (Wang/Straßer)	030007 Social Epistemology of Science (Seselja) 030121 Research Colloquium “Logic and Epistemology” (Kürbis, Skurt)
5:00 pm			030125 Research Colloquium: Rationality and Cognition (Brössel)
6:00 pm