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The beginings of the Department from the 1920s on have been influenced by philosopher France Veber, the first professor at the Department. His main topics were related to the History of Philosophy, Systematic Philosophy and Ethics, Esthetics and Cognitive Philosophy. The emphasis on the Philosophy of Historical Materialism was stronger after 1945 when the study was contucted by profesors Boris Ziherl and Cene Logar. In 1954 the Department was renamed to Department of Philosophy and Sociology. The cathedra for Historical Materialism became a part of the new Department of Sociology at the Faculty of Arts in 1960.
After introducing the postgraduate study the Department formed four new cathedras with new professors: History of Philosophy and Phenomenology; Logics, Science Methodology and Cognitive Science Philosophy; Social Philosophy, Philosophy of History, Theoretical Pychoanalysis; Systemathics Philosophy. Until today, the Department is still unique in its approach when it represents different philosophical orientations under one roof instead following one tradition only.
Graduate studies include a two-year Masters Degree programme and a guided PhD programme, both covered with European Credit Transfer System (ECTS), which allows for participants to combine their postgraduate studies in Ljubljana with their study on other universities, or to complete all of their postgraduate studies in Ljubljana. Exchange programmes (SOCRATES-ERASMUS, CEEPUS, university exchanges) also enable professors and students from other universities to participate in the graduate programme.
Both the Association for Analytical Philosophy and Science Philosophy and the Slovene Philosophical Association are based here. The Department has its own library.
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