| Lecturer (assistant) | |
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| Language of instruction | German |
| Dates | See TUMonline |
Content
1. Topics of ethics and their justification:
- freedom
- view from a historical perspective, description of the conceptual development and application to today's standards
- the dignity of the human being
- love
- virtue
- obligation
- freewill
- discourse
- human machine resonance
- ethical and aesthetic noise evaluation
- pragmatism and the metaphysical foundation of ethics
- communicative action and theory of action
- good and evil
- justice
- custom and morality
- education
- to be and to be
- the pursuit of happiness
- the good life
- the fulfilment of desires
- mindfulness
Human consciousness as a controlling instance of needs.
- the individual in social responsibility
- the person
- the age
- psychical and physical aspects of everyday actions
- work-Life-Balance
- professionalism and private life
- philosophical ethics of the Maya and Aztecs
- philosophical ethics of Confucianism and Taoism
2. Introduction to the philosophical dialog
- ... understand, which philosophical prerequisites have led to today's understanding of practical philosophy and ethics (basic knowledge)
- ... independently analyse metaphysical approaches (platonism/constructivism/nominalism, in-depth competence)
- ... independently develop a philosophical basis for their point of view (reflexive knowledge)
- ... evaluate problems on the basis of questions of technology (interpretation competence) and to develop proposals for solutions to concrete problems (solution competence)
- ... relate social-ethical and scientific-technical areas of tension to their professional context (practical vocational competence)