Cohen, M.R. & E. Nagel: An Introduction to Logic and Scientific Method, 1936. Gahér, F.: Logika pre každého [Logic for Everyone], 4. vydanie, Iris, Bratislava, 2013. Hoover, K. & T. Donovan: The Elements of Social Scientific Thinking, 2004 [2011]. Kosso, P.: Summary of Scientific Method, Springer, 2011. Miller, L. & Brewer, J.D.: The A–Z of Social Research - A Dictionary of Key Social Science Research, 2003. Psillos, S.: Philosophy of Science A-Z, 2007. Kuhn, T. S.: Structure of Scientific Revolutions Karl Marx's Social-scientific Metatheory Mgr. Halas, PhD. Code Teacher 5 2 ECTS credits Hours weekly none 2/S or 3/S Prerequisites Semester brief written assignments, active participation in class Assessment Learning outcomes: Students will become familiar with the fundaments Content of Marx's approach to social-scientific research. They will acquire a basic overview of the metatheoretical and methodological assumptions underlying Marx's view of society, and appropriate the terminology introduced by Marx into social thought and its methodology. Class syllabus: 1. Introduction to the sources of Marx's social theory 2. The development of Marx's theory: from the philosophical critique of religion and politics (“early Marx”) to the theory of modern society and critique of political economy (“late Marx”) 3. Principles, problems and variants of the view of history” “materialist 4. Contradictions between Marx's metatheory and scientific practice 5. Marx's influence on 20th century social theory and its methodology Recommended literature: Bibliography LINDNER, U.: Stuttgart : Schmetterling Marx und die Philosophie. Verlag, 2013. MARX, K. Grundrisse. Foundations of the Critique of Political Economy London : Penguin, 1973. (Rough Draft). MARX, K. London : Penguin, 1975. Writings. MARX, K. Harmondsworth : Capital I: A Critique of Political Economy. Penguin, 1976. MARX, K. ENGELS, F. [online] The German Ideology. – MARX, K. [online] A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy. SAYER, D.: London : Basil Blackwell, The Violence of Abstraction. 1987.
Cohen, M.R. & E. Nagel: An Introduction to Logic and Scientific Method, 1936. Gahér, F.: Logika pre každého [Logic for Everyone], 4. vydanie, Iris, Bratislava, 2013. Hoover, K. & T. Donovan: The Elements of Social Scientific Thinking, 2004 [2011]. Kosso, P.: Summary of Scientific Method, Springer, 2011. Miller, L. & Brewer, J.D.: The A–Z of Social Research - A Dictionary of Key Social Science Research, 2003. Psillos, S.: Philosophy of Science A-Z, 2007. Kuhn, T. S.: Structure of Scientific Revolutions Karl Marx's Social-scientific Metatheory Code Teacher Mgr. Halas, PhD. ECTS credits 5 Hours weekly 2 Prerequisites none Semester 2/S or 3/S Assessment brief written assignments, active participation in class Content Learning outcomes: Students will become familiar with the fundaments of Marx's approach to social-scientific research. They will acquire a basic overview of the metatheoretical and methodological assumptions underlying Marx's view of society, and appropriate the terminology introduced by Marx into social thought and its methodology. Class syllabus: 1. Introduction to the sources of Marx's social theory 2. The development of Marx's theory: from the philosophical critique of religion and politics (“early Marx”) to the theory of modern society and critique of political economy (“late Marx”) 3. Principles, problems and variants of the “materialist view of history” 4. Contradictions between Marx's metatheory and scientific practice 5. Marx's influence on 20th century social theory and its methodology Bibliography Recommended literature: LINDNER, U.: Marx und die Philosophie. Stuttgart : Schmetterling Verlag, 2013. MARX, K. Grundrisse. Foundations of the Critique of Political Economy (Rough Draft). London : Penguin, 1973. MARX, K. Writings. London : Penguin, 1975. MARX, K. Capital I: A Critique of Political Economy. Harmondsworth : Penguin, 1976. MARX, K. – ENGELS, F. The German Ideology. [online] MARX, K. A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy. [online] SAYER, D.: The Violence of Abstraction. London : Basil Blackwell, 1987.
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