Pokok Bahasan / Bahan Kajian

1.    Memahami Dunia Kini Melalui Filsafat Kontemporer (Kuliah Pengantar)
2.    Karakteristik dan Latar Historis Kelahiran Filsafat Kontemporer (Akhir Abad 19 - Awal Abad 20)
3.    Dinamika Perkembangan Filsafat Kontemporer (Awal Abad 20 – Sekarang)
4.    Filsafat Neo-Kantianisme
5.    Filsafat Neo-Hegelianisme
6.    Filsafat Neo-Thomisme
7.    Filsafat Neo-Positivisme
8.    Filsafat Analitik
9.    Filsafat Kontinental
10.  Filsafat Personalisme
11.  Filsafat Neo-Marxisme
12.  Filsafat Post-Strukturalisme
13.  Filsafat Neo-Pragmatisme
14.  Pemikiran Filsafat Slavoj Zizek dan Roy Bhaskar

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