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Introduction to Philosophy

  • Course ID: Κ 16 Υ
  • Semester: 1th Semester
  • Mandatory: Yes
  • Teachers: Alexandros Theodoridis
  • Erasmus: Yes
  • Theory Hours: 3
  • Laboratory Hours:
  • Teaching Hours: 3
  • ECTS: 4.5

Introduction to Philosophy

The course entails the following units:

– The aporetic character of a definition of Philosophy.
– The historicity and the history of Philosophy.
– The boundaries of philosophy: Philosophy and science. Philosophy and ideology. Philosophy and religion.
– The division of Philosophy. Τhe ontological paradigm of philosophizing.
– Τhe concepts of “being” and “becoming” in pro-Socratic philosophy.
– Sophistic. Plato’s ontology.
– Aristotle and the foundation of Philosophy as metaphysics.
– Fundamental issues in the philosophy of the Middle Ages.
– Philosophy as a cognitive theory.
– Rationalism, empiricism and their synthesis in Kantian philosophy.
– German Idealism.
– Philosophy as epistemology.
– Phenomenology.
– The linguistic-analytical paradigm of philosophizing.

You can find more about this Course on the Students Guide