Philosophy of the Humanities

The perfect summary to pass your exam (without spending too much time on readings and lectures). I've studied the key questions + answers and my text reports and that was more than enough for the exam. I've passed the course with a 7,6 (and minimum effort :p)

All notes for the final exam of Philosophy of the Humanities

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Notes for the first part of the course philosophy of the humanities

These super detailed 27-pages notes include everything one the slides and discussed in the weekly lectures (full attendance), plus all term definitions added. I studied with these notes plus the seminar notes (second document I uploaded) and got a 9.0. *from 2018/2019, so syllabus might have slightly changed

These super detailed 25-pages notes include everything discussed in the weekly seminars (full attendance), explaining all readings. I studied with these notes plus the lecture notes (second document I uploaded) and got a 8.7. *from 2018/2019, so parts of the syllabus might have changed

This 20-page summary consists of all readings and all information given during both the lectures and seminars of Philosophy of the Humanities 2nd year of Media Studies (Media & Cultuur/Media & Information). The document is week-by-week divided, and has images to accompany some more complex theories like Popper's demarcation theory and Roland Barthes' theory of signs.

This summary contains all the readings for the course Philosophy of the Humanities (Area Studies) and notes from the lectures. It includes notes on the literature by Galilei, Hume, Popper, Kuhn, Humboldt, Zammito, Adorno, Benjamin, Geertz, Skinner, Rorty, Foucault, Said, and Eisenstadt.

Includes summaries of Leezenberg's history and philosophy of the humanities, the reader with texts by philosophers such as Foucault, Popper, Kuhn, Dilthey, Schleiermacher, Aristotle and Carnap etc. Also has a list of definitions. (Block 1; Area Studies; European Studies)