Name: David Rozen
Supervisor: Ondrej Beran
Email: DavidRozen.cz@gmail.com
Dissertation Subject: Attitudes towards the Environment, their Ethical Relevance and the Possibilities of their Transformation
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Name: Vladimir Lukić
Supervisor: Matej Cíbik
E-mail: vl.lukic.96@gmail.com
Dissertation Subject: Narrative Procedure of Political Deliberation
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We have two new podcasts.
PHILOSOPHY AT THE CENTRE (where Nora, Niklas, Kamila, and Ondrej talk about the Centre in general, and doing philosophy at the Centre)
and
PHD AT THE CENTRE (where Niklas interviews the PhD students about our experience of studying and doing philosophy at the Centre)
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Antony Fredriksson decided to share some oh his early notes on lockdown in a new Centre blog. You can read it HERE.
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Looking Forward in Hope and Despair: Critical Perspectives on Utopia and Dystopia in Philosophy and the Arts
April 14, 2021 - April 16, 2021
Pardubice, Czech Republic
For full conference programme, click HERE.
Keynote speakers:
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Organizers: Michael Campbell (Centre for Ethics, Pardubice); Lynette Reid (Dalhousie)
Advisors/participants: David Cockburn (Lampeter); Lars Hertzberg (Åbo Akademi)
We invite applications for participation for a virtual workshop on Ludwig Wittgenstein's use of the concept of expression and related notions, centered around the question of the integration of what was formerly presented as Part I and Part II of the Investigations. (See the workshop format below.)
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In a new installment of our blog, Ondřej Beran writes about The self-righteous mind, or, why some very fine people on both sides are divided by politics and religion.
You can read it HERE.
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I am writing while the chaos of the US presidential elections is peaking, and then shortly after Joe Biden is probably confirmed as president-elect. As I have recently been trying to write something about Jonathan Haidt’s The Righteous Mind, it struck me how much this book – hailed 10 years ago, when it was published, but still now, as an insightful explanation of general political phenomena – has aged.
In a new installment of Centre's blog, Nora Hämäläinen discusses how we are being "held" in our identity by various encounters and relationships with other people. You can read it HERE.
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