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23.04.2024 bis 16.07.2024
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114 (Seminarraum)
Stockwerk: EG
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Phil13-Haus 6 / Labor-/Hörsaalgebäude - Philippstraße 13 (PH13-H06)
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Mussavifard
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Please note, this is a course the Department of Philosophy offers together with the master’s program Mind and Brain. The Department of Philosophy offers four similar courses. If Mind and Brain students want to use this course in their program, they have to register in Agnes for THIS course, please and not one of the four others offered!
Dr. Nima Mussavifard (Berlin School of Mind and Brain / Institut für Philosophie, HU Berlin)
Venue: Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience, Philippstr. 13., 10115 Berlin, House 6, Lecture Hall (ground floor)
MIND
Not only philosophy, but cognitive science, linguistics, and other scientific fields are founded on comprehensive theories. The goal of this seminar is to develop students’ skills in understanding how sound theories are built through philosophical reasoning and argumentation. Besides enabling students to appreciate the structure of theoretical arguments, they’ll refine their ability to critically evaluate philosophical texts. By engaging with several classic papers in philosophy and theoretical cognitive science, we'll assess the validity and consistency of their underlying logic and judge whether their use of evidence is warranted. Students will also learn how to structure their philosophical and theoretical ideas and how to present them in a clear and comprehensible language.
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