History and Philosophy of the Humanities samenvattingen (1e druk)

I summarized every lecture and seminar/article mandatory for this course

Problems with being unprepared, last-minute or sleepy during class?!?! I GOT YOU! This is all you will ever need for the Philosophy of the Humanities (1) course :) You are welcome!

A summary of all notes from the manual, lecture and seminars. Week 1: FORMS Ch. 1 (facultative), Ch. 3 (with the exception of 3.3c), and 4.2-4.4 of Ch. 4 Plato:“The Allegory of the Cave” Week 2: UNIVERSAL & PARTICULAR 5.1, 5.2, 5.4 & 5.5 of Ch. 5, and 6.1, & 6.2of Ch. 6 Baruch Spinoza: excerpts from Ethics (appendix part 1, intro parts 3, 4, 5) Week 3:INTERPRETATION 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 7.5, 7.6, & 7.7 of Ch. 7 Hans-Georg Gadamer: “Rehabilitation of Authority and Tradition” inTrut...

A complete overview of all my notes taken during the course: PHILOSOPHY OF THE HUMANITIES (1) > ENGLISH. (The dutch parts are just translations of words for myself to make studying easier! So if you are a Dutchie, the difficult English words are translated for you! If you're not, you won't miss out on things).

Samenvatting van de lectures van et vak Philosophy of the Humanities 1. 40 pagina's

Relevante auteurs en Leezenberg handboek + lectures

Lecture/seminar/chapter notes for the course "Philosophy of the Humanities 1"

Everything in detail that is easy to understand

Relevante auteurs en Leezenberg handboek + lectures

Problems with being unprepared, last-minute or sleepy during class?!?! I GOT YOU! This is all you will ever need for the Philosophy of the Humanities (1) course :) You are welcome!

A complete overview of all my notes taken during the course: PHILOSOPHY OF THE HUMANITIES (1) > ENGLISH. (The dutch parts are just translations of words for myself to make studying easier! So if you are a Dutchie, the difficult English words are translated for you! If you're not, you won't miss out on things).

A very comprehensive summary of the lectures of the course Philosophy of the Humanities 1 (Media Studies). The summary provides my notes of all the lectures - which are written in such detail because I'm that kind of person - and therefore provides a broad overview of the six lectures. All concepts are defined and explained. For the exam, I've only learned these notes and completed the course with an 8, in other words, I did not use the book! So I hope this summary can be helpful for you as well...

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A summary of all notes from the manual, lecture and seminars. Week 1: FORMS Ch. 1 (facultative), Ch. 3 (with the exception of 3.3c), and 4.2-4.4 of Ch. 4 Plato:“The Allegory of the Cave” Week 2: UNIVERSAL & PARTICULAR 5.1, 5.2, 5.4 & 5.5 of Ch. 5, and 6.1, & 6.2of Ch. 6 Baruch Spinoza: excerpts from Ethics (appendix part 1, intro parts 3, 4, 5) Week 3:INTERPRETATION 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 7.5, 7.6, & 7.7 of Ch. 7 Hans-Georg Gadamer: “Rehabilitation of Authority and Tradition” inTrut...

Samenvatting van de lectures van et vak Philosophy of the Humanities 1. 40 pagina's

Lecture/seminar/chapter notes for the course "Philosophy of the Humanities 1"