SCHEDULE OFSTUDIES
| № | DATE | TIME | THEMES |
| LECTURES. | |||
| 30.01. | 16.20-18.10 | Introduction to philosophy. Philosophy as phenomenon of culture. Its subject and functions. Philosophy in cultural – historical context. | |
| 6.02 | 16.20-18.10 | The Ancient East Philosophy. Phenomenon of philosophy in Eastern philosophy. | |
| 13.02 | 16.20-18.10 | The Ancient West Philosophy. Philosophy within the culture of Antiquity. | |
| 20.02 | 16.20-18.10 | The Medieval Philosophy Philosophy in Medieval culture. Arabic – Moslem philosophy within the context of Islam Medieval philosophy. | |
| 27.02 | 16.20-18.10 | Philosophy of Renaissance. Philosophy of Renaissance culture and Reformation. | |
| 5.03 | 16.20-18.10 | Philosophy of Enlightenment. Western European philosophy of “New time”. Philosophy of Enlightenment period. | |
| 12.03 | 16.20-18.10 | German philosophy XVIII – XIX centuries Marxism philosophy within the context of Soviet culture. | |
| 19.03 | 16.20-18.10 | Kazakh national philosophy. Phenomenon of philosophy in Kazakh culture. Russian philosophy XIX- XX centuries. . | |
| 26.03 | 16.20-18.10 | The nineteenth century philosophy. Philosophy of West in XIX century. The nineteenth century philosophy | |
| 2.04 | 16.20-18.10 | Contemporary philosophy. West philosophy within the context of XX – beginning of XXI centuries’ culture. | |
| 9.04 | 16.20-18.10 | Social philosophy. Anthropology. Philosophy of culture. | |
| 16.04 | 16.20-18.10 | Philosophy of science | |
| 23.04 | 16.20-18.10 | Ontology Philosophy of being. Theory of dialectics. Epistemology. Philosophy of politics and education. | |
| 30.04 | 16.20-18.10 | Problems of human in philosophy. (Self-consciousness as the basis of personal identity). Philosophy of history. Philosophy of religion | |
| 30.04 | 18.20 – 19.10 | Philosophy of global problems. | |
| SEMINARS | |||
| 29.01, 31.01 | 16.20-18.10 | Introduction to philosophy. Human world view, self- determinacy and role of philosophy. | |
| 5.02, 7.02 12.02,14.02 | 16.20-18.10 | The Ancient East Philosophy. Comparative analysis of Indian, Chinese and Greek philosophies. The Ancient West Philosophy. The place and interrelations of the of God, Human and the world in the doctrines of Augustine, Aquinas. | |
| 19.02,21.02 26.02, 22.02 | 16.20-18.10 | The Medieval Philosophy. The belief and the knowledge in medieval Arabic – Mozlem philosophy and in Western culture: comparative analyses. Philosophy of Renaissance. Comparativistic analysis of sophistics, scholastic, and dialectics. | |
| 4.03, 6.03 11.03, 13.03 | 16.20-18.10 | Philosophy of Enlightenment. German philosophy XVIII – XIX centuries | |
| 18.03,20.03 26.03,28.03 | 16.20-18.10 | Kazakh national philosophy. Transition from autocracy and totalitarianism to democracy: philosophical aspects of transitional society(by using materials of Kazakhstan. ) Differences between natural and cultural in the being of the human and society. | |
| 1.04, 3.04 8.04, 10.04 | 16.20-18.10 | The nineteenth century philosophy. Contemporary philosophy. Critics of western philosophy by postmodernists. Science, art, religion and morality in the culture. | |
| 15.04, 17.04 | 16.20-18.10 | Social philosophy. Rational – philosophical and occult description of essence and origin of reality. Material and spiritual in culture. Usefulness and value. Economical – political necessity and the meaning of human life. Philosophy of science | |
| 25.04, 27.04 | 16.20-18.10 | Religion religious fundamentalism and extremism. Freedom of scientific activity and responsibility of scientist. Philosophical aspects of education. Ontology. Problems of human in philosophy. The human: his essence and existence. Human techniques and historical process. |
SCHEDULE of IWS (SSW) implementation:
| Theme | Contents (form) of the task | References on recommended authors | Type of controls | Terms. | Grades. | |
| Introduction to Philosophy. | Report (Aims of Philosophy. Functions. Fundamental question of philosophy) | 1,11 | Middle termination | VI | ||
| Ancient Indian philosophy | Report (Indian philosophy: schools, religions, philosophers.) | Middle termination | X | |||
| Ancient Chinese philosophy | Report (Chinese philosophy: schools, religions, philosophers.) | 1,11 | Current | XI | ||
| The Ancient West Philosophy. Medieval period. Philosophy of Romans | Report (Before classical period: Milet school. Classical period: Plato, Socrate, Arisotel.) | 11, 4. | Middle termination | II - VI | ||
| Arabian Philosophy. | Report (Arabian philosophy. Al – Pharaby, Ibn – Cina, Ibn – Rushd.) | 1, 12 | Middle termination | XI III | ||
| . The philosophy of Western Europe. | Report (Christianity, Medieval thinkers.) | Current | IV | |||
| The specifics of Renaissance philosophy. | Essay – work (Connection of philosophy whith art. The human in the center of univers) | Current | III -VI | |||
| Enlightenment period | Composition. (The problem of matter and the universe. In Enlightenment period) | 14, 1 | Current | |||
| German classical period. | Report (The principle and object of German philosophy.) | 1,11 | Current | II - IV | ||
| Contemporary philosophy | Essay - work (Contemporary social, political and philosophical doctrines) | Current | X IV | |||
| Modern western philosophy. | Essay - work (Postmodernism, existentialism, structuralism and poststructuralism) | 1,15 | Current | VI | ||
| Social philosophy. | Essay – work. (The peculiar feature of social philosophy) | Current | III | |||
| The philosophy of science as the branch of philosophy. | Report (Scientism, Positivism, Philosophy and the science) | XII VI | ||||
| Ontology. | Report. (Ontology as a rigorous discipline dealing with such concepts as: object, state of affairs, property etc.) | домашний | ||||
| Problem of the human in society and philosophy | Composition (Notion of Self through western and eastern philosophy.) | 14,15 | ||||
| All grades: 268 |
SCHEDULE of SSWT implementation: