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Antike Philosophie
Provider: LMU München
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Diese Videovorlesungs-Serie gibt eine Einführung in die Antike Philosophie (Vorsokratiker, Sokrates, Platon, Aristoteles).

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LMU München

Instructor: Professor Peter Adamson
Provided by: LMU München
Course language: German
Fees: free course
Level: beginner
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