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1 | Introduction to course: Aristotle’s classification of sciences; the matter and problems of metaphysics | Discussion of the course content | |
2 | Relationships between metaphysics, ontology and theology | Discussion of the course content and Seminar | |
3 | Ontological problematic: distinction between reality and appearance | Discussion of the course content | |
4 | Relationship between being and essence | Discussion of the course content and Seminar | |
5 | Types of being: the necessary being- the contingent being | Discussion of the course content | |
6 | The basis concepts: substance- accident; matter-form; categories | Discussion of the course content and Seminar | |
7 | The problem of universals: nominalism, realism, conceptualism | Discussion of the course content | |
8 | Ontological realism: Ontological demonstration related to existence of god and its critics | Discussion of the course content and Seminar | |
9 | Freedom as a metaphysical problem: fatalism, mechanism, teleological determination, occasionalism | Discussion of the course content | |
10 | Theories of being I: monism, pluralism | Discussion of the course content and Seminar | |
11 | Theories of being II: Naturalism- materialism | Discussion of the course content | |
12 | Theories of being III: Supernaturalism- idealism | Discussion of the course content and Seminar | |
13 | Theories of being IV: Dualism:problem of mind-and body | Discussion of the course content | |
14 | Kant’s criticism: “noumenon”, border-line of knowing | Discussion of the course content and Seminar | |
15 | Overview-Discussion | Discussion of the course content | |