Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren,
wir ersuchen hiermit höflich um Weiterleitung der folgenden Information
bzw. Einladung zur *Buchpräsentation und Konferenz "Construction &
Strangification - The Philosophy of Friedrich Wallner" am 7.11.2025 (ab
14h)*
Es handelt sich dabei um eine halbtägige Veranstaltung, die der
Präsentation und Diskussion eines kürzlich - anläßlich des 80. Geburtstages
von Prof. Dr. Friedrich Wallner - erschienen Sammelbandes gewidmet ist.
Ebenso wie im Buch selbst, ist auch die "Buchpräsentationskonferenz" so
angelegt, dass Fragen rund um Anwendungsbereiche der Konzepte der Wiener
Schule des "Konstruktiven Realismus" (Constructive Realism) aus
verschiedensten disziplinären Blickwinkeln beleuchtet und diskutiert
werden. Details dazu entnehmen Sie bitte dem anbei befindlichen Programm.
Mit herzlichem Dank und besten Grüßen im Namen des Organisationsteams,
Mag. Dr. Jan Brousek
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Mag. Dr. Jan Brousek
Geyschlägergasse 11/61,
A-1150 Wien
Tel.: +43/ 660/ 167 7 367
Dear All,
The Vienna Doctoral School of Philosophy is launching a new initiative:
The Feedback Foyer
Peer Feedback for written or oral Work-in-Progress
Date: 10 November 2025
Time: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Venue: Room 3A NiG
The Feedback Foyer aims to foster a culture of peer feedback among early
career researchers. It is open to PhD researchers and Advanced Master’s
students in Philosophy.
The idea is simple: participants can bring a piece of work in
progress—written or oral—and receive feedback from peers. In turn,
they’ll also offer feedback to others. It’s a chance to the clarity of
their ideas, sharpen arguments, and exchange views in an informal
setting.
Participants Can Expect To:
- Learn and practice how to give constructive feedback
- Receive input on your text, presentation, or idea
- Try out philosophical arguments in front of a friendly audience
Note: The Feedback Foyer does not replace expert supervision. Instead,
it gives participants the chance to hear how their work comes across to
a wider audience of fellow researchers.
Workshop Structure
Written Text Feedback
30 min: preparing feedback in small groups
15 min: discussing comments with peers
Presentation/Brainstorming Feedback
10 min: individual presentations
15 min: oral peer feedback
(Structure may vary depending on the number of participants.)
The moderator(s) will:
- Form small working groups
- Pair participants according to their expertise
- Structure the sessions according to participants’ needs
There will be time to socialize with snacks and drinks
How to Register
- Register via u:rise
(https://urise.univie.ac.at/mod/booking/optionview.php?optionid=1589&cmid=29…).
One week before the workshop, please email vd.philosophy(a)univie.ac.at
indicating whether you’d like to receive feedback on:
- A written text (max. 5 pages, Times New Roman 12pt, 1.5 spacing),
- A presentation, or
- A philosophical idea or argument
- If you choose written text, send your PDF file to the same email.
- If you choose presentation or idea, send a short abstract (max. 250
words) as a PDF file.
You are very welcome to participate, and we kindly ask you to spread
this invitation to anyone who might be interested.
For questions, please contact: vd.philosophy(a)univie.ac.at
We look forward to welcoming you to the Feedback Foyer!
Warm regards,
The Vienna Doctoral School of Philosophy
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MSc. Mag. Raphael Aybar, BA
Scientific Coordinator
Vienna Doctoral School of Philosophy
University of Vienna
Universitätsstraße 7, B0301
1010 Wien
+43-1-4277-46020
https://vd-philosophy.univie.ac.at/
vd.philosophy(a)univie.ac.at
raphael.aybar(a)univie.ac.at
Dear members,
This is a short-notice invitation for two events of the series THINKING
NATURE [1] at the Department of Philosophy, University of Vienna. It
will be a two-day lecture and workshop with Didier Debaise (Université
Libre Bruxelles), who is joining us in Vienna in person (but online
participation is also possible):
Thinking Nature: Didier Debaise - Lecture and Workshop [2]
Thursday, October 16: Lecture "From Nature to the Earthbounds:
Rethinking the Adventure of the Moderns"
18:00-20:00 (CET), Room 3A (NIG) and online
Friday, October 17: Workshop "Geophilosophies"
10:00-16:30 (CET), Room 3A (NIG) and online
Lecture "From Nature to the Earthbounds: Rethinking the Adventure of the
Moderns" (October 16)
Abstract: The Moderns are notably defined by their concept of nature. In
this talk, I aim to examine the birth, circulation, and normative power
of the concept of nature, as well as its current crisis. How was the
idea of nature and a natural order invented? To which events was this
idea connected? How was it deployed across all levels of Modern
experience to become the focal point of all major issues? Finally, how
did nature become a political force that now reveals its limitations
within the framework of the "new climatic regime"? These questions will
be explored through the lens of several thinkers, primarily Whitehead,
Deleuze, Stengers, and Latour.
Workshop "Geophilosophies" (October 17)
Description: Reading and discussion of texts by and with Didier Debaise
(Université Libre Bruxelles).
Inputs/talks by Christoph Hubatschke (IT:U Linz), Eva Jägle (University
of Vienna/ University of Music and Performing Arts), Lilian Kroth
(University of Fribourg), Isabella Schlehaider (Academy of Fine Arts
Vienna).
Texts for the workshop and online participation (Zoom):
ralf.gisinger(a)univie.ac.at [3] or eva-maria.aigner(a)univie.ac.at [3]
Workshop-texts:
- "The earthly becomings of thought. How do we take the legacy of
Geophilosophy?" (Deleuze and Guattari Studies)
- "The Land of the Modernes. The sense of Latour's Pragmatism" (Theory,
Culture and Society)
- "An Ethology of Abstractions: Learning How to Cultivate Our Modes of
Thought with Stengers" (Adventure of Aesthetics)
- (With I. Stengers): "An ecology of trust? Consenting to a pluralist
universe"
Didier Debaise is professor at the Université Libre Bruxelles. His main
areas of research are contemporary forms of speculative philosophy,
philosophy of nature, and links between American pragmatism and the
French contemporary philosophy. He wrote several books on Whitehead's
philosophy (_Un empirisme spéculatif, Le vocabulaire de Whitehead _and
_L'appât des possibles_), edited volumes on pragmatism (_Vie et
experimentation_), on the history of contemporary metaphysics
(_Philosophie des possessions_), and he wrote numerous papers on
Bergson, Tarde, Whitehead, Simondon, Deleuze, Latour and Stengers. Two
of his books were published in English: _Nature as Event _and_
Speculative Empiricism_.
Next Event 2025
Claire Colebrook (Penn State University)
_November 21_, 10:00-12:00, online. Live-Streaming and Responses in Room
3A (NIG)
THINKING NATURE [4], organized by Eva-Maria Aigner and Ralf Gisinger
Research Circle Poststructuralism, Gender Theory, Psychoanalysi
Funded by the Vienna Doctoral School of Philosophy
Contact
Eva-Maria Aigner (eva-maria.aigner(a)univie.ac.at [3] )
Ralf Gisinger (ralf.gisinger(a)univie.ac.at [3] )
https://poststrukturalismus.univie.ac.at [5]
Links:
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[1]
https://poststrukturalismus.univie.ac.at/veranstaltungen/thinking-nature-ev…
[2]
https://poststrukturalismus.univie.ac.at/veranstaltungen/thinking-nature-di…
[3] https://webmail2016.univie.ac.at/#NOP
[4] https://backend.univie.ac.at/index.php?id=219906&L=0
[5] https://poststrukturalismus.univie.ac.at/
Hallo an alle,
dieses Semester möchte ich gerne einen Bergson-Lesekreis anbieten.
Gelesen werden Textausschnitte aus verschiedenen Werken, wobei der
Schwerpunkt auf Bergsons Wissenschaftskritik und später auf der
Deleuze-Rezeption liegt – eine Vorauswahl steht schon, können das aber
noch an unser Tempo & Interesse anpassen. Das Ganze soll wöchentlich
stattfinden, das erste Mal treffen wir uns am Mittwoch, 15.10.,
18:30-20h im Kommunikationsraum der PoWi (NIG, 2. Stock).
Liebe Grüße,
Laura