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Intercultural Philosophizing: Theory and Practice,Working Group of the Vienna Society for Intercultural Philosophy,Winter semester 2022/2023

by Institut für Philosophie

Intercultural Philosophizing: Theory and Practice Working Group of the Vienna Society for Intercultural Philosophy Winter semester 2022/2023 Encountering Madness. Intercultural and Decolonial Approaches to the Phenomenon of Mental Illness A cooperation between WIGIP, IWK and the Department of Philosophy at the University of Vienna INVITATION ►30.11., 18.30 (6:30 pm CET), Institut für Wissenschaft und Kunst (Berggasse 17, 1090 Vienna) · Lecture in English · please register under: office(a)wigip.org (the registration is not mandatory, but helpful for the organization) Dr. Susannah Deane (University of Bristol, UK): Mind, Body, Spirits: Tibetan Notions of the ‘Subtle Body’ and its Implications for the Causation and Treatment of Mental Illness Integral to Tibetan understandings of mind and body, and humans’ relation to the wider world, are two key concepts. Firstly, the notion of loong – ‘wind’ energy which circulates through the body as a key component of the ‘subtle body’ system – is fundamental to Tibetan understandings on mind-body structure and functioning, particularly in relation to the mind and consciousness. Secondly, the relationship between humans and the wide variety of spirits and deities seen to populate the landscape is important in understanding Tibetan notions of health and good fortune. Both are predicated on an understanding of a rather ‘porous’ boundary between the self and the outer world, and within this, Buddhism provides not only a way to manage these local spirits and deities, but also designs practices which utilise this subtle body system to manipulate the mind and body towards enlightenment. All of these factors become key when we explore Tibetan notions of mental health and illness. Where spirits and deities may be implicated in the causation of madness and other illnesses and misfortunes, they can also be controlled by skilled Buddhist practitioners, who may even utilise them in their Tantric practices in their pursuit of enlightenment. Equally, while the manipulation of bodily wind currents forms an integral part of Tantric practitioners’ Buddhist practices, unintended disruptions in their flow – including as a result of conducting such practices incorrectly – is seen to have implications for an individual’s mental health. This paper explores the diverse understandings of causation and treatment of ‘madness’ and other mental health difficulties which result from these Tibetan notions of mind, body, and spirits.

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[Call for Papers] Democracy and Radical Imagination: Castoriadis Revisited

by Sergej Seitz

Liebe Kolleg:innen, Anbei darf ich Sie auf einen CfP zur politischen Philosophie von Cornelius Castoriadis aufmerksam machen. Mit besten Grüßen Sergej Seitz Call for Papers Democracy and Radical Imagination: Castoriadis Revisited International Workshop University of Vienna, Department of Political Science May 25-26, 2023 Organized by Sara Gebh & Sergej Seitz | ERC Research Project Prefiguring Democratic Futures That democracy is in crisis is a truism today. In recent years, many commentators have identified the disintegration of truth and facts as the core threat to democratic societies, and accordingly call for restoring our political sense of reality. In turn, this workshop proceeds from the conviction that we face at least as severe a crisis of our political sense of possibility: a crisis of political imagination. It has become increasingly difficult to even imagine democratic politics and democratic futurity differently, that is, significantly departing from the status quo of the minimal model of present, liberal western democracy. The infamous TINA dictum emblematically attests to the outright rejection of political creativity under the hegemony of neoliberal capitalism. While democratic creativity withers away, progressive change seems to be outsourced to the field of technology, in terms of planned and anticipable ‘innovation’. This is all the more fatal in times of ecological disaster, where democratic political action is increasingly challenged by calls for establishing ‘authoritarian environmentalism’, often accompanied with technocratic ideas of climate engineering. To explore paths for restoring and enlivening political imagination and our political sense of possibility, it seems apt to (re)turn to the work of Cornelius Castoriadis. Nearly half a century after the publication of his magnum opus The Imaginary Institution of Society (1975), it is not only time to take stock and evaluate the relevance and productivity of his political philosophy for present discussions. Rather, with his distinctive account of democracy as autonomous self-institution and his notion of radical imagination at the heart of the political, Castoriadis’s thought may deliver conceptual tools and theoretical frameworks that help foster new, radical democratic imaginaries. Against this background, the workshop proposes to revisit the work of Castoriadis in order to explore how, to what extent, and in which respects it can be utilized or updated for tackling the crisis of imagination. To this end, the workshop convenes interdisciplinary participants from philosophy, political science, and sociology, rallying around the main question of whether Castoriadis’s thinking allows us to establish a notion of democratic imagination and/or democratic imaginaries fit for the challenges of the present. Central Questions 1. Theorizing Democratic Imaginaries: Recently, there has been a lot of research on different types of imaginaries, as for instance the broad discourse on ‘socio-technical imaginaries’ in science and technology studies. Following Castoriadis, we propose to explore the notion of ‘democratic imaginaries’: What are the components of a democratic imaginary? How can a specifically democratic imaginary be distinguished from other kinds of political imagination? In what ways can a democratic imaginary be revived, and how does it have to be adapted, in times of (political, ecological, military, pandemic) crises? 2. Rethinking History as Creation: Based on Castoriadis’s critique of a Marxist theory of history, we invite contributions that investigate his view of history as ‘creation and destruction’. What is the role of the past in creating alternative visions of the future? How can we acknowledge history as made and always in-the-making without rendering its meaning fully contingent? What are the hidden potentials of conceiving the history of ideas, specifically, not as an unambiguous recounting of the past, but as a resource for keeping alive the self-instituting impulse of society? 3. Widening (Counter-)Institutional Imagination: Castoriadis decidedly opposes functionalist theories of political institutions. Instead of analyzing institutions merely in terms of their instrumental rationality and stabilizing function, he points us towards the ways in which institutions incorporate, reflect, and reproduce imaginary meanings. In this vein, we want to ask—empirically and theoretically—how both established institutions as well as activist counter-institutions constrain and expand the horizon of political imagination. What kinds of concrete institutions or institutional features widen our sense of possibility today? Format We strive towards creating a true workshop-atmosphere that allows for a serious, productive, and collaborative engagement with each other’s work. Workshop participants send in working papers (approx. 5000 words) in advance (deadline: April 30, 2023) and each participant prepares a commentary on one of the other papers. Each session begins with a brief opening statement by the author(s) on the background of the text (5 min), followed by a commentary (10 min) that opens the general discussion of the text. Venue and Accommodation The workshop will take place in-person at the University of Vienna. Online participation is not possible. There is no participation fee. The organizers are happy to give recommendations regarding travel arrangements. In individual cases, assistance with travel expenses may be provided. Publication We plan to publish the workshop’s proceedings as a special issue in a peer-reviewed journal and/or in an edited volume. Timeline Submission deadline: December 31, 2022 Communication of results: January 31, 2023 Deadline for working papers: April 30, 2023 Submission & Contact Please send your application with an abstract of max. 500 words and a brief biographical note to sara.gebh(a)univie.ac.at<mailto:sara.gebh@univie.ac.at> and sergej.seitz(a)univie.ac.at<mailto:sergej.seitz@univie.ac.at>. For any questions regarding the CfP, please contact both Sara Gebh and Sergej Seitz. Web: https://www.academia.edu/90816767/CfP_Democracy_and_Radical_Imagination_Cas… Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or European Research Council (erc). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

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Virtuelle Ausstellung zur Eröffnung der Dauerleihgabe der Wiener Kreis Gesellschaft https://ub-view.univie.ac.at/events/phil_wiener_kreis_2022/

by Sonja Fiala

Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren! Die FB Philosophie und Psychologie freut sich, die virtuelle Ausstellung zur Eröffnung der Dauerleihgabe der Wiener Kreis Gesellschaft vorstellen zu dürfen: https://ub-view.univie.ac.at/events/phil_wiener_kreis_2022/ Liebe Grüße Sonja Fiala Von: Sonja Fiala Gesendet: Montag, 10. Oktober 2022 11:32 An: hermes(a)lists.philo.at<mailto:hermes@lists.philo.at> Betreff: Reminder: Herzliche Einladung zur Eröffnung der Dauerleihgabe der Wiener Kreis Gesellschaft 20.10.2022 16h Liebe Institutsangehörige! Wir laden Sie herzlich ein zur Eröffnung der Dauerleihgabe der Wiener Kreis Gesellschaft https://bibliothek.univie.ac.at/events/005797.html Wann: Donnerstag, 20. Oktober 2022, 16:00 Uhr Wo: Lesesaal der Fachbereichsbibliothek Philosophie und Psychologie Begrüßung und Eröffnung: Sonja Fiala, Leiterin der Fachbereichsbibliothek Philosophie und Psychologie, Universität Wien Friedrich Stadler, Gründer und Leiter der Wiener Kreis Gesellschaft, Universität Wien Paul Weingartner, Universität Salzburg Im Anschluss laden wir zu Brot und Wein. Zur Sammlung: Viele Wissenschaftler*innen, die im Geiste des Wiener Kreises gearbeitet haben, wurden von den Nationalsozialist*innen vertrieben und mit ihnen deren Gedanken, Ideen und Werke. Herzstücke ihrer Arbeit sind natürlich die Bibliotheken. Die Dauerleihgabe der Wiener Kreis Gesellschaft umfasst rund 10.000 Titel aus den Beständen des Vereins und wichtiger Anhänger des Wiener Kreises. Sie besteht aus historischen Werken, händisch kommentierten Ausgaben, Fachliteratur über Philosophie, Musikwissenschaft, aus der Theatertheorie, Geschichte, Religionswissenschaft, Literaturforschung - viele davon mit Widmungen und Ex Libris versehen -, die eine historisch interessante und für die logisch-empirische Philosophie bedeutende Sammlung bilden. Die Arbeitsbibliotheken und Sammlungen sind ihren Nachlassgeber*innen folgend aufgestellt. Sie stehen der interessierten Öffentlichkeit und der Forschung ab sofort als Präsenzbestand zur Verfügung. Zu den Nachlassgeber*innen: * Paul Weingartner, Philosoph und Wissenschaftstheoretiker (Innsbruck, London, München, Salzburg) * Kurt Rudolf Fischer, Philosoph (Wien, Brünn, Shanghai, Berkeley, Millersville, Lancaster) * Eugene T. Gadol, Philosoph, Logiker, Wissenschaftstheoretiker (Wien, New York, Oxford) * Kurt Blaukopf, Musiksoziologe und Philosoph (Wien, Paris, Jerusalem) * Herta Blaukopf, Literatur- und Musikwissenschaftlerin (Wien) * Hilde Zaloscer, Kunsthistorikerin, Koptologin (Wien, Alexandria, Ottawa) Zur Ausstellung: Die Ausstellung zur Eröffnung der Dauerleihgabe wird von einer Projektgruppe des "Universitätslehrgangs Library and Information Studies" gestaltet. Sie befasst sich mit den Biografien der Nachlassgeber*innen, der Geschichte der Bestände und den Bearbeitungsschritten der Dauerleihgabe. Univ.-Prof. i.R. Mag. Dr. Friedrich Stadler gründete als Historiker und Philosoph 1991 unter dem Namen Institut Wiener Kreis die Wiener Kreis Gesellschaft und leitet diese seitdem. Seit 2011 ist das Institut Wiener Kreis eine Subeinheit der Fakultät für Philosophie und Bildungswissenschaft. Die einzelnen und vielgereisten Bibliotheken der Wiener Kreis Gesellschaft wurden von Prof. Stadler zusammengeführt und der Fachbereichsbibliothek Philosophie und Psychologie als Dauerleihgabe zur Verfügung gestellt. Die Ausstellung wurde von ihm außerdem dankenswerterweise mit Kommentaren versehen. Um Anmeldung wird gebeten! Tel. (01) 4277-16822 oder Email fb-phil-psych.ub(a)univie.ac.at<mailto:fb-phil-psych.ub@univie.ac.at> Mit freundlichen Grüßen Sonja Fiala Bitte informieren Sie sich über die zum Zeitpunkt der Veranstaltung geltenden Covid-Maßnahmen<https://www.univie.ac.at/ueber-uns/weitere-informationen/coronavirus/>. Mit der Teilnahme an dieser Veranstaltung stimmen Sie der Veröffentlichung und Speicherung von Fotos, Video- sowie Audioaufzeichnungen, die im Rahmen der Veranstaltung entstehen, bis auf Widerruf zu (Datenschutzerklärung<https://bibliothek.univie.ac.at/datenschutzerklaerung.html>). OR Mag. Sonja Fiala Leiterin der Fachbereichsbibliothek Philosophie und Psychologie Fachreferentin für Philosophie Universität Wien Universitätsbibliothek Fachbereichsbibliothek Philosophie und Psychologie Universitätsstraße 7 1010 Wien T: +43-1-4277-15079 sonja.fiala(a)univie.ac.at<mailto:sonja.fiala@univie.ac.at> https://bibliothek.univie.ac.at/fb-philosophie-psychologie/

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,CEU Department of Philosophy events

by Evelyn Gasiorek

Dear all The CEU Department of Philosophy has the following upcoming events: Cartesianism, Baconianism and the new science: Henry Power’s "Experimental Philosophy" <https://events.ceu.edu/2022-11-15/cartesianism-baconianism-and-new-science-…> Dana Jalobeanu (University of Bucharest) Tuesday, November 15, 2022 - 3:40PM Vienna Campus | Quellenstrasse 51 | QS D-001 Tiered The Holism of Doxastic Justification <https://events.ceu.edu/2022-11-17/holism-doxastic-justification> Erhan Demircioğlu Thursday, November 17, 2022 - 1:30PM Vienna Campus | Quellenstrasse 51 | QS D-001 Tiered Social Science in Urbanism: Neurath's Modern Utopias <https://events.ceu.edu/2022-11-17/social-science-urbanism-neuraths-modern-u…> Ivan Ferreira da Cunha (Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, IVC Research Fellowship) Thursday, November 17, 2022 - 3:00PM Universität Wien (NIG, Hörsaal SR3A) & ONLINE “What’s on your mind?” Webinar for prospective students at the Department of Philosophy at CEU <https://events.ceu.edu/2022-11-18/whats-your-mind-webinar-prospective-stude…> Katalin Farkas, Head of Department, Hanoch Ben-Yami Friday, November 18, 2022 - 2:30PM ONLINE Pablo Cobreros (Universidad de Navarra) <https://events.ceu.edu/2022-11-22/pablo-cobreros-universidad-de-navarra> Pablo Cobreros (Universidad de Navarra) Tuesday, November 22, 2022 - 3:40PM Vienna Campus | Quellenstrasse 51 | QS D-001 Tiered Sorin Bangu (IVC Fellow) <https://events.ceu.edu/2022-11-24/sorin-bangu-ivc-fellow> Sorin Bangu (IVC Fellow) Thursday, November 24, 2022 - 3:45PM Universität Wien (NIG, Hörsaal SR3A) & ONLINE The Tractatus Centenary Celebration <https://events.ceu.edu/2022-11-24/tractatus-centenary-celebration> Peter Hacker, Martin Pilch, Ilse Somavilla Thursday, November 24, 2022 - 5:40PM QS D-002 Tiered Jonathan Birch (LSE) <https://events.ceu.edu/2022-11-29/jonathan-birch-lse> Jonathan Birch (LSE) Tuesday, November 29, 2022 - 3:40PM Vienna Campus | Quellenstrasse 51 | QS D-001 Tiered and ONLINE Instrumental formalism and conservativity <https://events.ceu.edu/2022-12-01/instrumental-formalism-and-conservativity> Georg Schiemer (Institute Vienna Circle, University of Vienna) Thursday, December 1, 2022 - 3:45PM Universität Wien (NIG, Hörsaal SR3A) & ONLINE Indeterminacy in Physics <https://events.ceu.edu/2022-12-16/indeterminacy-physics> Hanoch Ben-Yami (CEU), Claudio Calosi (University of Geneva), Flavio del Santo (Austrian Academy of Sciences), Sebastian Horvat (University of Vienna), Iulian Toader (University of Vienna) Friday, December 16, 2022 - 11:30AM Vienna Campus | Quellenstrasse 51 | C419 For more information and updates to events, please consult ourevents pages <https://events.ceu.edu/host/department-philosophy?_ga=2.128138252.143145656…>. We look forward to welcoming you to CEU. Kind regards *Dr. Sigrid Preissl (she/her)* Department Coordinator * * *Central European University* *Department of Philosophy* Quellenstrasse 51 | A-1100 Wien | Austria Office: Room D426 Working hours: Monday 09:00 – 17:00; Tuesday 09:30 – 17:30; Wednesday and Thursday 09:00 – 16:00 This message is intended for the individual named above and is confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, please notify the sender. Central European University (CEU) is an undergraduate- and graduate-level private university accredited in the United States, Austria, and Hungary. CEU’s educational activities in Austria are performed at Central European University Private University by CEU GmbH, a private limited-liability company having its seat in Vienna, under the address Quellenstrasse 51, A-1100 Wien, and is registered at the Vienna Commercial Court under registration number FN 502313 x. CEU’s educational activities in Hungary are performed by Közép-európai Egyetem, at Nádor utca 9., 1051 Budapest, under registration number FI 27861. CEU is accredited in the US, with a registered address at 224 West 57th Street, New York, NY 10019, USA.

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Upcoming VDP Writing Evenings

by Institut für Philosophie

Dear Colleagues, The Vienna Doctoral School of Philosophy is launching a weekly academic writing event for doctoral students, co-organized by Lisa Tragbar and Raphael Aybar. The VDP Writing Evenings provide an opportunity, and space, to advance your dissertation or other academic texts. We will have focused writing sessions under a peer pressure schema. The evenings are structured in four 50 minutes sessions, with short breaks in between for socializing with your peers. The VDP Writing Evenings will take place every *Monday evening* in *Hörsaal 3A, NIG*, Universitätsstraße 7, 1010 Vienna. Writing Evenings for the WS 2022: 14.11.22, 16:00-20:00, NIG, 3A 21.11.22, 16:00-20:00, NIG, 3A 28.11.22, *17:00-*20:00, NIG, 3A* 05.12.22, 16:00-20:00, NIG, 3A 12.12.22, 16:00-20:00, NIG, 3A 19.12.22, 16:00-20:00, NIG, 3A 09.01.23,*17:00-*20:00, NIG, 3A* 16.01.23, 16:00-20:00, NIG, 3A 23.01.23, 16:00-20:00, NIG, 3A 30.01.23, 16:00-20:00, NIG, 3A *Please note the shorter writing sessions on 28.11.22 and 09.01.23 We are pleased to kick off *the first VDP Writing Evening on the 14^th of November 2022 *with a*short academic writing workshop from Lisette Schmidt*, staff member of the Centre for Doctoral Studies. We invite all the members of the VDP to attend our weekly Writing Evenings and especially encourage those to come who do not have an office space at the university. If there is enough room, we would like to extend the invitation to advanced master students working on their thesis. If you wish to attend the kick-off session on the 14th of november, please send a short message to vd.philosophy(a)univie.ac.at <mailto:vd.philosophie@univie.ac.at>to register. For the other meetings, you do not need to register, but you will greatly help us if you do it. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask lisa.tragbar(a)univie.ac.at <mailto:lisa.tragbar@univie.ac.at>or raphael.aybar(a)univie.ac.at <mailto:raphael.aybar@univie.ac.at>. __ We look forward to seeing you all! Lisa & Raphael

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Encountering Madness. Intercultural and Decolonial Approaches to the Phenomenon of Mental Illness ►11.11., 18.30 | Mitha Karim: Mental Health and Muslim Communities

by EDV Philosophie

Lecture Series Winter semester 2022/2023 *Encountering Madness. Intercultural and Decolonial Approaches to the Phenomenon of Mental Illness* Organization: Cristina Chitu, Manu Sharma & Murat Ates A cooperation between WIGIP, IWK and the Department of Philosophy Lecture 11.11.2022, 6:30 pm, Location: Institut für Wissenschaft und Kunst (Berggasse 17, 1090 Vienna) *Mitha Karim (Edinburgh): Mental Health and Muslim Communities * Abstract: Within any culture, there are paradigmatic views of personal and communal experiences and understanding of social and natural phenomena. This includes frameworks of understanding what is viewed as “mental illness”. Whilst a sociopsychobio framework is largely the model used to address mental health and illness amongst allopathic practitioners, it is important to recognise that the lived experience and therefore the understanding of experiences by individuals is influenced by cultural frameworks. In relation to Muslims, conceptualisations of mental health and illness is often viewed and discussed in the literature in terms of “cultural formulations”, with an almost Other-ed approach in viewing traditional and spirito-cultural models of understanding mental health. That said, this approach neglects recognition of the diaspora of Muslim communities, that faith is practised across various cultural milieus and the therefore reductive nature of a monolithic approach, and that social and contextual factors can influence discourse on mental health. This talk discusses contemporary approaches and debates pertaining to “Muslim mental health” – noting common models of understanding of psychopathology, various frameworks and coping strategies, and problematises current approaches and whether they are adept/fit for Muslim communities. It also considers current movements to “decolonise” mental health from the Muslim framework, addressing intra-community debates pertaining to Muslim mental health, as well as problematising current approaches to addressing mental health needs amongst Muslim migrant communities.

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Pragmatic Academic Series - 11.11.22

by Institut für Philosophie

Dear colleagues, We would like to invite you to the upcoming Pragmatic Academic event. (see attachment): Topic: Academic CVs and Motivational Letters Time & Date: 11 November 2022, 16:00 CET online: https://univienna.zoom.us/j/66861183059?pwd=V2ovMlJCTmFkQ0FMMXJvcUZ3NDUrZz09 (Meeting-ID: 668 6118 3059, Kenncode: 870354) Language: English Panel Members: Isabella Sarto-Jackson (Konrad Lorenz Institute) Benjamin Schnieder (University of Vienna) Dominik Zechner (Rutgers University) This session of the Pragmatic Academic series will deal with the topic of academic CVs and motivational letters. Our panel members will share some of their experiences with hiring processes in academic philosophy and discuss what, in their view, makes a convincing application. We encourage PhD scholars interested in post-doc positions and advanced MA students looking for prae-doc funding to join our session! Students will have the opportunity to hand in questions prior to the session, which will be forwarded to panel members (to send a question, write an email to vd.philosophie(a)univie.ac.at, with the subject: “Question to panelists”). Planned Schedule: 16:00-16:15: Welcome and introduction by the organizers 16:15-16:30: Input Talk from CV-counselor’s perspective 16:30-16:45: Input Talk from the recruiter’s perspective 16:45-17:00: Input Talk from the applicant’s perspective 17:00-17:10: Break 17:10-approx. 17:45: Open Discussion For questions, please contact the organizers, Eva-Maria Aigner and Raphael Gustavo Aybar Valdivia. We are looking forward to welcoming you!

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Amalia M. Rosenblüth-Dengler: virtuelle Ausstellung https://ub-view.univie.ac.at/events/phil_rosenblueth_2022/

by Sonja Fiala

Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren! Für alle, die gestern nicht dabei sein konnten, haben wir eine virtuelle Ausstellung erstellt: https://ub-view.univie.ac.at/events/phil_rosenblueth_2022/ Vielen lieben Dank an mein Kamerateam und ganz besonders an Martin Ellinger, der für uns die virtuelle Ausstellung erstellt hat. Liebe Grüße und ein schönes Wochenende Sonja Fiala Von: Sonja Fiala Gesendet: Montag, 10. Oktober 2022 11:33 An: hermes(a)lists.philo.at<mailto:hermes@lists.philo.at> Betreff: Reminder: Herzliche Einladung zur Buchpräsentation Amalia M. Rosenblüth-Dengler (1892-1979) 27.10.2022 18h Liebe Institutsangehörige! Wir laden Sie herzlich ein zur Buchpräsentation Amalia M. Rosenblüth-Dengler (1892-1979) Philosophin und Bibliothekarin. Biografische Spuren eines Frauenlebens zwischen Aufbruch und Resignation https://bibliothek.univie.ac.at/events/005799.html Wann: Donnerstag, 27. Oktober 2022, 18:00 Uhr Wo: Lesesaal der Fachbereichsbibliothek Philosophie und Psychologie Begrüßung Sonja Fiala, Leiterin der Fachbereichsbibliothek Philosophie und Psychologie, Universität Wien Einleitung Elisabeth Nemeth, Institut für Philosophie, Universität Wien Buchvorstellung Ilse Korotin, Institut für Wissenschaft und Kunst, Wien Enthüllung der Gedenktafel Im Anschluss laden wir zu einem Glas Sekt. Zum Buch: Amalia Rosenblüth wurde am 10. Mai 1892 in Sanok, Österreich-Ungarn, im heutigen Polen geboren. Sie war die älteste von vier Geschwistern und wuchs in einer wohlhabenden und bildungsfreundlichen Familie auf. Sie studierte in Lemberg und Wien Philosophie und dissertierte "Über das sogenannte disjunktive Urteil in der neueren Logik" bei Adolf Stöhr. Jahrelang arbeitete sie unbezahlt am Philosophischen Institut als Bibliothekarin sowie als Assistentin ihres Mentors und Doktorvaters. An eine Anstellung in der Lehre war für eine Frau zu jener Zeit und besonders in Wien nicht zu denken. Als wissenschaftliche Bibliothekarin hatte sie wenigstens die Möglichkeit, im universitären Umfeld zu arbeiten und sich zu vernetzen. Im Zuge der Neubesetzung der philosophischen Ordinariate 1922 mit Robert Reininger, Moritz Schlick und Karl Bühler organisierte sie die Neuaufstellung der Bibliothek und hielt auch Lehrveranstaltungen ab. Mit der Formierung des Wiener Kreises, der für Offenheit und Pluralismus stand, war Interdisziplinarität gefragt und mit ihr die Expertise zahlreicher Wissenschafter*innen. Amalia Rosenblüth zählte zu den bekannteren Frauen im Wissenschaftsbetrieb ihrer Zeit. Ist sie doch auch eine der Unterzeichner*innen eines Dankesschreibens an Schlick, als dieser sich entschloss, seinem Lehrstuhl in Wien treu zu bleiben. Ab 1937 verlor Rosenblüth ihre Anstellung an der Universität. Mit der Machtergreifung der Nationalsozialist*innen wurden ihre Schwester, eine Freundin und deren Tochter, mit der sie zuletzt zusammenlebte, deportiert und ermordet. Sie selbst tauchte unter dem Decknamen Margarete Dengler unter. Erst 1947 emigrierte sie in die USA, wo sie als Bibliothekarin arbeitete, zunächst am Idaho State College und schließlich an der University of Washington in Seattle, wo sie bis zu ihrem 84. Lebensjahr verblieb, unter anderem auch als Mitarbeiterin des austro-amerikanischen Psychoanalytikers René A. Spitz. Eine Rückkehr an die Universität Wien scheiterte trotz vieler Fürsprecher*innen am Unwillen der Hochschulleitung. Dass es gerade und immer wieder Bibliotheken waren, in denen Frauen und Wissenschafter*innen einen Platz fanden, die aus der universitären Lehre ferngehalten wurden, ist ebenso tragisch wie bemerkenswert. Ohne akademische Anerkennung und Sichtbarwerdung blieb auch Amalia Rosenblüth und geriet darüber fast in Vergessenheit. Dem wirkt die Dokumentationsstelle Frauenforschung mit ihren Publikationen nun entgegen. Die Autorin: Prof.in Dr.in Ilse Korotin, MA leitet die Dokumentationsstelle Frauenforschung sowie das multi-modulare Dokumentations-, Forschungs- und Vernetzungsprojekt "biografiA. Biografische Datenbank und Lexikon österreichischer Frauen" am Institut für Wissenschaft und Kunst. Mit freundlichen Grüßen Sonja Fiala Bitte informieren Sie sich über die zum Zeitpunkt der Veranstaltung geltenden Covid-Maßnahmen<https://www.univie.ac.at/ueber-uns/weitere-informationen/coronavirus/>. Mit der Teilnahme an dieser Veranstaltung stimmen Sie der Veröffentlichung und Speicherung von Fotos, Video- sowie Audioaufzeichnungen, die im Rahmen der Veranstaltung entstehen, bis auf Widerruf zu (Datenschutzerklärung<https://bibliothek.univie.ac.at/datenschutzerklaerung.html>). OR Mag. Sonja Fiala Leiterin der Fachbereichsbibliothek Philosophie und Psychologie Fachreferentin für Philosophie Universität Wien Universitätsbibliothek Fachbereichsbibliothek Philosophie und Psychologie Universitätsstraße 7 1010 Wien T: +43-1-4277-15079 sonja.fiala(a)univie.ac.at<mailto:sonja.fiala@univie.ac.at> https://bibliothek.univie.ac.at/fb-philosophie-psychologie/

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MPhil/PhD studies in Philosophy at Lingnan University, 2023-24 Intake

by Institut für Philosophie

*Pursuing MPhil/PhD studies in **Philosophy**at Lingnan University**, 2023-24 Intake*** I would like to bring to your attention a very attractive PhD programme that the Research Grants Council (RGC) of Hong Kong has established, i.e. /Hong Kong PhD Fellowship Scheme (HKPFS)/, and it would be great if you could kindly help to share this information with your students and graduates who may be interested. The Scheme is aimed at attracting the best and brightest students from around the world to come for PhD studies in Hong Kong, and I very much hope to have one of yours pursuing this degree with us at Lingnan. Each Fellowship awardee will be provided with an annual stipend of HK$325,200* (approximately US$41,690) and a conference and research-related travel allowance of HK$13,600* (approximately US$1,740) per year by the RGC. In addition, awardees’ full tuition fee for the first year of study will be waived by the University. The intention is to make this Scheme prestigious and highly international, hence hopefully attractive to you and your students/graduates. Lingnan, a global leader in quality education and high impact research, is Hong Kong’s liberal arts university, whose relatively smaller size, top international faculty and strong emphasis on close staff and student relationships offer a unique environment for the pursuit of advanced studies in this vibrant and energetic city. It ranks 3^rd for “Quality Education” for two consecutive years in /THE University Impact Rankings/ 2021 and 2022. In the latest Research Assessment Exercise 2020 conducted by the University Grants Committee, Lingnan’s research in humanities, business and social sciences was classified as “World Leading” (4 star) and “Internationally Excellent” (3 star); while some research disciplines under business and social sciences also came 1^st or 2^nd among all public universities in Hong Kong in terms of the percentage of “World Leading” research work.The University offers MPhil and/or PhD programmes in the Arts, Business, Science and Social Sciences disciplines. Our top value is student-centred learning, which ensures close and supportive thesis supervision. At Lingnan, students establish peer-type working relationships with world-class scholars who offer expert and close-contact supervision in their respective areas. Our compact working environment where research students relate as peers with world-class scholars has enabled Lingnan to maintain an excellent track record in the HKPFS. To offer more diversified learning opportunities, especially for interdisciplinary research studies, Lingnan has been offering a number of full-time PhD programmes in collaboration with Mainland universities since the 2021-22 academic year. More collaborative programmes with Mainland/overseas universities are currently in the pipeline. For further details, please visit our website at www.LN.edu.hk/rpg/admission/list-of-programmes <http://www.LN.edu.hk/rpg/admission/list-of-programmes>. The Department of Philosophy at Lingnan currently has 17 faculty members. Their expertise covers all of the main areas in philosophy, including aesthetics, epistemology, ethics, metaphysics, history of Chinese philosophy, logic, philosophy of mind, and philosophy of science. The work of Lingnan philosophers has been published by leading publishers (e.g. Oxford University Press and Cambridge University Press) and in top journals//(e.g./British Journal for the Philosophy of Science/,/Ethics/, /Mind/,/Noûs, Philosophical Quarterly, Philosophical Studies, Philosophy and Phenomenological Research/,//and/Philosophy of Science/). Further information on our current staff list and interests can be found at www.LN.edu.hk/philoso/?page_id=9 <http://www.LN.edu.hk/philoso/?page_id=9>. Given the breadth and high quality of research done by Lingnan philosophers, the Department is one of the best places in Asia for undertaking doctoral studies in philosophy, especially in analytic philosophy. The department is a place of lively philosophical exchanges in our regular staff seminars and even more in informal and frequent discussions. Applicants may seek admission to our PhD programmes in two ways as follows: ·Outstanding applicants may seek admission via the HKPFS *by 1 December 2022 (Hong Kong Time 12:00 noon)*. Fellowship awardees will be provided with a Fellowship with a monthly stipend of HK$27,100*, and will be waived the full tuition fee for his/her first year of study. Students who apply for and do not get the Fellowship can still be considered for the regular PhD places at Lingnan. ·Applicants may apply to the University directly^~ *from 1 November 2022 to 20 January 2023*. Normally, full-time PhD students will be awarded Postgraduate Studentships. In 2022-23, the full monthly stipend is HK$18,170*^# . The amount will be raised to HK$18,520*^# after confirmation of candidature. We also have a popular research-based 2-year MPhil Philosophy programme. Applicants may apply for admission to our MPhil programmes directly *from* *1 November 2022 to 20 January 2023*. Full-time MPhil students will normally be awarded Postgraduate Studentships as well. In 2022-23, the full monthly stipend is HK$17,910*^# . /*Amounts subject to annual review/ /^~ //Application//s for collaborative programmes with Mainland universities can also be made to the University directly. Details can be referred to //www.LN.edu.hk/rpg/admission/collaborative-programmes-with-mainland-universities/ <http://www.LN.edu.hk/rpg/admission/collaborative-programmes-with-mainland-u…>/. ^/ /^# //The University may also award a partial studentship which is a fraction of the amount for a full studentship to students. / For more details regarding application methods and requirements, please visit our website at www.LN.edu.hk/rpg/ <http://www.LN.edu.hk/rpg/>. Should you have any queries, you are most welcome to contact the School of Graduate Studies (tel.: (852) 2616 8720; email: rpgadm(a)LN.edu.hk <mailto:rpgadm@LN.edu.hk>). With best wishes, SAUCHELLI Andrea (Prof.) Head, Department of Philosophy Lingnan University dphilo(a)ln.edu.hk Lingnan University Hong Kong <https://www.ln.edu.hk> Transformation For Life <https://www.ln.edu.hk/transformation-for-life>

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Einladung zum Forum für Analytische Philosophie

by Institut für Philosophie

Hello! My name is Martin and I’m currently the chair of the Vienna Forum for Analytic Philosophy <http://wfap.philo.at/>. We are a student-led organization that meets once a week to discuss philosophy papers on a topic that we decide on once a year. At the end of the academic year, we also organize a graduate conference <http://wfap.philo.at/index.php/conferences/11th-wfap-graduate-conference/> on that topic. This year’s topic is *“Attention and Salience”* and we will meet for the second time this year on *Friday, October 28 at 18:30 in 3F (3rd floor) at the NIG (Universitätsstraße 7, 1010 Wien)*. The time and location will stay the same throughout the academic year. Subscribe to this mailing list <https://lists.univie.ac.at/mailman/listinfo/forum>to get the papers we are reading every week. This week’s text will be attached to this e-mail. So if you want to hang out with friendly people and discuss some philosophy of mind and action, please stop by and say hello! It’s really no problem if you don’t have any prior knowledge on the topic – we don’t either, that’s the whole point! It’s also no problem if you haven’t read the text, we’ll go through it anyways! So really, no need to worry. Just show up and say hello! Looking forward to seeing you! Martin

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