Philosophy of the Humanities 1

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

All Reading questions plus all answers for the Philosophy of the Humanities 1 course

Summary of all the lecture material of philosophy of the humanities 1, media and culture year 2. Based on Leezenberg & de Vries' 'History and philosophy of the humanities'. Part I is all the philosophers linked to their methodological concepts, part II is all the methodological concepts briefly explained.

All weekly reading questions with clear answers including all keywords, concepts, and examples in some cases. This includes; Logical Empiricism, Critical Rationalism, Hermeneutics, Practice Turn, Kuhn, Foucault, Hegel, Gadamer, Dilthey, Critical Theory, Benjamin, Adorno, Leezenberg, Wittgenstein, Austin, Butler, Keller... Reading questions from 2022

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

This essay deems to analyze the 44 day war between Armenia and Azerbaijan in international context looking at it from different geopolitical dimensions pointing about the interdependence and the regional hegemony of Russia, which has been challenged by Turkey, thus applying International Relations theories and explaining its relevance within the scope of International Relations Studies.

Answers to questions that have been discussed during the lectures

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...