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Philosophy (Bachelor's full-time major)

1st year
1st term
FF:PHBD1 History of Philosophy I • 94 %
FF:PHBU Introduction to Philosophy • 59 %
FF:PHBL1 Informal Logic • 53 %
FF:PHBP Proseminar • 41 %
FF:PHV241 Logic I: Seminar • 41 %
FF:PHBO Ontology • 35 %
FF:PHV128 Aristotle's Logic and Metaphysics: An Introduction • 24 %
FF:PHV130 Basics of Greek Philosophical Terminology • 18 %
FF:PHV226 History of Philosophy I: Seminar • 18 %
FF:PHV427 Ancient Cosmology and Cosmonogy: Selected Chapters • 18 %
FF:LJ601 Latin for the Non-Latinists I • 12 %
FF:PHV142 Philosophical Logic: An Introduction • 12 %
FF:PHV152 Elements of Religious Studies • 12 %
2nd term
FF:PHBD2 History of Philosophy II • 88 %
FF:PHBL2 Logic II • 81 %
FF:PHBP Proseminar • 69 %
FF:PHV227 History of Philosophy II: Seminar • 31 %
FF:RLB666 The End of the World • 25 %
FF:PHV242 Logic II: Seminar • 19 %
FF:ARTS019 Shakespeare: Art and Virtue • 13 %
FF:CJJ52 Linguistic experiments • 13 %
FF:CORE052 Cultural history of beer • 13 %
FF:CORE101 In the mesh of nature and artificial intelligence • 13 %
FF:ESA914 European Culture Studies: Utopies • 13 %
FF:PHV131 Philosophy of Mind: An Introduction • 13 %
FF:PHV416 Philosophy and Science Fiction: Selected Chapters • 13 %
2nd year
3rd term
FF:PHBD3 History of Philosophy III • 90 %
FF:PHBE Ethics • 90 %
FF:PHBA Argumentation • 40 %
FF:PHBO Ontology • 40 %
FF:ARTS006 The Fall of an Empire or the Rise of Europe? • 20 %
FF:PHBG Epistemology • 20 %
FF:PHV152 Elements of Religious Studies • 20 %
FF:PHV331 Descarte's Meditations on First Philosophy • 20 %
4th term
FF:PHBD4 History of Philosophy IV • 100 %
FF:PHBO Ontology • 100 %
FF:PHBS Social and Political Philosophy • 67 %
FF:PHV131 Philosophy of Mind: An Introduction • 67 %
FF:JPNN20 Japanese II • 33 %
FF:LGJ702 Practical course of Sanskrit II • 33 %
FF:PHBD6 History of Philosophy VI • 33 %
FF:PHBF Philosophy of Science • 33 %
FF:PHBP Proseminar • 33 %
FF:PHV346 Early Modern Philosophy: Reading • 33 %
FF:PHV438 XXth-Century Czech Philosophy: Selected Chapters • 33 %
FF:PHV449 Philosophy of History: Selected Chapters • 33 %
FSS:SANB1012 Contemporary Social and Cultural Theory • 33 %
3rd year
5th term
FF:PHBPP The project Bachelor’s Thesis • 100 %
FF:PHBD5 History of Philosophy V • 75 %
FF:PHBG Epistemology • 75 %
FF:ARTS020 Digital Humanities • 25 %
FF:CJVA1B English for Academic Purposes I. • 25 %
FF:CORE052 Cultural history of beer • 25 %
FF:DSMB20 Reading of Akkadian Texts I • 25 %
FF:JPNN30 Japanese III • 25 %
FF:KSCX01 Modern Chinese for non-major students I • 25 %
FF:LJ601 Latin for the Non-Latinists I • 25 %
FF:PBM112 Multicultural Education • 25 %
FF:PHBD3 History of Philosophy III • 25 %
FF:PHBD6 History of Philosophy VI • 25 %
FF:PHBF Philosophy of Science • 25 %
FF:PHV127 Aristotle's "Second" Philosophy: An Introduction • 25 %
FF:PHV130 Basics of Greek Philosophical Terminology • 25 %
FF:PHV151 Elements of Sociology • 25 %
FF:RLBCB112 Hebrew I • 25 %
FSS:SANB1001 Introduction to Social Anthropology • 25 %
PřF:CORE074 Biosocial anthropology: the nature of the human species and its variability • 25 %
PřF:CORE125 Astronomie lidem • 25 %
FI:CORE012 Information Society • 25 %
FSpS:P9023 Physical Education – Grappling • 25 %
FSpS:P9038 Physical Education – Yoga • 25 %
FSpS:P955 Physical Education – Mountainbikes • 25 %
6th term
FF:PHBD6 History of Philosophy VI • 100 %
FF:PHBF Philosophy of Science • 100 %
FF:PHBSS Bachelor Thesis Seminar • 67 %
FF:CJVF2B French for Academic Purposes II. • 33 %
FF:CORE052 Cultural history of beer • 33 %
FF:PHBDP Bachelor’s Thesis • 33 %
FF:PHBD4 History of Philosophy IV • 33 %
FF:PHBO Ontology • 33 %
FF:PHBS Social and Political Philosophy • 33 %
FF:PHBSZZ Bachelor State Examination in Philosophy • 33 %

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