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Current students

Doctoral students at Centre for Ethics:

 

  İrem Güven (since 2020)

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Study programme: Philosophy

Language of instruction: English

Mode of study: full-time, part-time

Length of funded full-time study: 4 years (from ac. year 2020/2021 on)

Academic title: Ph.D.

Visit us

Centre for Ethics offers a vibrant and stimulating research environment in which a broad range of ethical topics are discussed. The Centre’s weekly seminars, various reading groups, the new Centre Library, as well as the Conferences, Workshops and Intensive Seminars that the Centre organizes, make the Centre a productive place for short- or long-term research visits.

We welcome both senior researchers, post-docs and PhD-students to spend time here as a visiting researcher and partake in the Centre’s activities and discussions.

Translations

Part of the Centre’s mission is to promote key works in analytical ethics and make them accessible to the Czech readership. We believe that in order for this tradition to inform and enliven debates over a broad range of ethical issues, it needs to be available in Czech. We hope to provide translations with which students of all levels can easily work and which will reach an intelligent non-academic readership as well.

 

Tentative plan of the translations:

I. Bernard Williams – selected papers

Conferences & Workshops

Upcoming events:

  • Intensive seminar with Rick Furtak, 25th -27th August, 2021

  • Intensive seminar with Steven Mulhall, 20th -22th September, 2021

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Past Events:

Library

Overview

Our library, primarily focused on Anglophone ethics, is an integral part of the Centre for Ethics. With 9000 different registered items, it is situated on the first floor in building G at the University of Pardubice campus. 

Partners

Strategic partnerships

The project Centre for Ethics as Study in Human Value has two strategic partners. The strategic partnerships offer platform especially for exchange of visiting scholars and for students' mobility. Coorganising conferences is also envisaged, as well as collaboration on project activities. 

King's College London

University.of Melbourne

 

Other partner and friend institutions