- J. G. Fichte, Grundlage des Naturrechts. EinleitungAFS500278 | Faculty of Arts
- Hegels Philosophy of Religion III, ChristianityAFSV00374 | Faculty of Arts
- Kant's Theory of GeniusAFS100561 | Faculty of Arts
- Kant - The One Possible Basis for the Demostration of the Existence of GodAFS500294 | Faculty of Arts
- Seminar in PhilosophyRET7061 | Protestant Theological Faculty
- Ancient Philosophy - exam in front of an examination boardAFS100006 | Faculty of Arts
- The Art of CunningAFSV00265 | Faculty of Arts
- Introduction to Ancient Languages of ArabiaASJ500134 | Faculty of Arts
- Outline of Semitic LanguagesASJ50100 | Faculty of Arts
- Edmund Husserl: Experience and judgement +1YMF590 | Faculty of Humanities
- Epistemology as an Ontological ProblemAFSV00005 | Faculty of Arts
- Hegels Trinitarism in compartion with theological doctrine of St.Trinity +1AFSV00392 | Faculty of Arts
- The Beginning of the Science by HegelAFSV00337 | Faculty of Arts
- The rhetoric basis of Aristotles CattegoriesAFS500125 | Faculty of Arts
- Hegel's concept of philosophyAFSV00270 | Faculty of Arts
- Areal and Contact Linguistics in South Eastern EuropeAJVES0552 | Faculty of Arts
- On One Possible Proof of the Existence of GodAFS500309 | Faculty of Arts
- Semiotic Landscape in the BalkansAJVES0554 | Faculty of Arts
- Texts in the privat tombs of the Old KingdomAEGY00011 | Faculty of Arts
- Semitic Comparative Linguistics (Introduction)AKL500011 | Faculty of Arts
- The Birth of the Philosophy of Religion in Early Modern Philosophy: Disputes Concerning Atheism, Pantheism and NihilismARL100271 | Faculty of Arts
- Czech-German Literary RelationsORNJ07018 | Faculty of Education
- Lexical semantics and Egyptology: methodology and concrete applicationsADVSV0017 | Faculty of Arts
- Project Culture of German-speaking Countries IOPBG2G125B | Faculty of Education
- Transformations in the late Old Kingdom in royal and non-royal contextAEA500052 | Faculty of Arts
- Schelling: Of Human Freedom (Reading and Commentary)AFSV00148 | Faculty of Arts
- Concepts of Givenness of the World in German Idealism and Phenomenologically-oriented Philosophy +1YDF004 | Faculty of Humanities