The second part covers the basic of the philosophy of science and relates key-theoretical principles to concrete examples in the sciences. This course also teaches the student how to use logic as a tool to accomplish their argumentative ends. During the course you study basic concepts as representation, expression, interpretation, meaning, intention, imagination and form. The relation between aesthetics and consciousness philosophy is emphasised, as well as pragmatic aesthetics. The course aims to give a more thorough view of philosophy and its methods.
Emphasis is given to a special problem area chosen by the student in agreement with the teachers.
The course aim is to give a specialised proficiency concerning theory and methods relevant for the later essay. The course aims to specialise the proficiency of an elected area. The studies can be connected to the chosen subject for the later essay or another relevant research project. Writing an essay gives the possibility to an advanced exposition of and argumentation in a special problem area. The topic of the essay can be chosen in agreement with the supervising teacher.