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This is a complete summary for the Philology 2: Introduction to Old English Language and Literature course at Leiden University. The summary includes chapters 1, 2, 4-8, 10-12, 13.1, 14, 15, 16.1 of Peter Baker's Introduction to Old English and the history of the lectures given by Dr. M.H. (Thijs) Porck

A summary of chapters 20 to 30 of the handbook and lecture summaries. The book is in English, so is the summary. The lectures vary depending on which language is used. The important terms in the book are also highlighted in bold in the summaries.

It describes the history of China from 1792 to 1997, and contains basically everything you need to know about China and its history. I took the course in 2019/2020. In principle, it should be the same!

A summary of the knowledge clips for the philosophy of science course. This course is a core curriculum for the studies; history, Russian language, German language, French language, Dutch language, China studies, Japanese studies and much more. Subject code is: 5000VWF

Volledige samenvatting van het blok mechanisms of disease 2. Compleet met duidelijke uitleg en afbeeldingen. Bevat ook de hoorcolleges over de geschiedenis.

In this document you will find a schematic overview of the philosophers mentioned in chapters 2 to 4 of Chapters on Psychology by Prof. F. van der Velde. This literature is part of the course History of Psychology (Psychology, first year). The philosophers in the overview are: Plato, Locke, Hobbes, Hume, Kant, Descartes and Berkeley. For each philosopher you can find whether they were rationalists/empiricists, whether they believed in free will or if they were dualists/monists and much more. ...

In this document you will find a schematic overview of the philosophers mentioned in chapters 2 to 4 of Chapters on Psychology by Prof. F. van der Velde. This literature is part of the course History of Psychology (Psychology, first year). The philosophers in the overview are: Plato, Locke, Hobbes, Hume, Kant, Descartes and Berkeley. For each philosopher you can find whether they were rationalists/empiricists, whether they believed in free will or if they were dualists/monists and much more. ...

This summary displays several aspects of the course. All important persons are appointed (think of Hume, Kant, etc.), as are the currents in history (think of functionalism, behaviorism, etc.), and the times and the types of psychology that have arisen (think of enlightenment, gestalt psychology, etc.).