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GAP Infomail 03-2025

by Martin Kusch

Wir sind um die Verbreitung der unten stehenden Informationen gebeten worden. Wenn Sie selbst einen Beitrag zur GAP-Infomail haben, senden Sie uns diesen bitte als einfachen Text im Emailkorpus unter info(a)gap-im-netz.de zu. Beiträge, die uns bis Freitag 10 Uhr erreichen, werden per GAP-Infomail am darauf folgenden Montag verschickt - Beiträge, die uns danach erreichen, entsprechend eine Woche später. ****************************************** (1) CALL FOR PAPERS (Tübingen, Deadline: 10.02.2025) Suffering and Attention. A student conference and a workshop (2) CALL FOR PAPERS (Berlin, Deadline: 03.03.2025) 2. Studi-Kongress für öffentliche Philosophie 25.-27.4 (3) CALL FOR PAPERS (Saarbrücken, Deadline: 10.04.2025) WoW 2025 - Workshop on Welfare and Ethics (4) VERANSTALTUNGSANKÜNDIGUNG (Innsbruck, 29.01.2025) Aquinas Lecture 2025 und Masterclass mit Anna Marmodoro (Saint Louis/Oxford) (5) VERANSTALTUNGSANKÜNDIGUNG (Regensburg, 11-12.02.2025) Conference "Perspectives on human rights: Historical, conceptual, political" (6) VERANSTALTUNGSANKÜNDIGUNG (Wuppertal, 27-28.03.2025, Registration Deadline: 07.02.2025) Workshop on Scientific Pluralism, Epistemic Diversity, and Progress in Science (7) PREISAUSSCHREIBUNG (Deadline: 30.06.2025) Kurt Gödel Preis 2025 ****************************************** (1) CALL FOR PAPERS (Tübingen, Deadline: 10.02.2025) Suffering and Attention. A student conference and a workshop Tübingen, 15-17 April 2025 Organised by Silvia Caprioglio Panizza and Eva-Maria Düringer Funded by the DFG Research Grant Natural Badness: Suffering and Its Place in Contemporary Virtue Ethics We welcome abstract submissions for the student conference on 'Suffering and Attention' which will take place at the University of Tübingen on 15 April 2025. Students at all stages, from BA and MA to PhD, are very welcome to apply. Come and share your ideas in an inclusive, constructive, and non-adversarial environment! The conference will be followed by a workshop with invited speakers on 16 and 17 April 2025 (see below). Description: Suffering has always been topical. Where there is life, there is the capacity to suffer. The contemporary world is plagued by increasing wars, migration crises, and political extremism. Billions of animals suffer and die every day due to human consumption and climate change. Global mental health has been worsening for decades. But what precisely is suffering? It is more than pain, and it is more than things going badly. But what? And what, if anything, should we do about it? The nature of suffering has recently become a topic of lively debate in analytic philosophy. In Suffering and Virtue (2018), Michael Brady thinks of suffering as 'displeasures that we mind', while the volume The Philosophy of Suffering (2020), co-edited by Brady, David Bain and Jennifer Corns, collects a wide array of different views: suffering is conceived e.g. as negatively construing one's situation, as a severe mental disruption, or as an emotion directed at pain. Different as these views are, they all agree that suffering is essentially experiential. But not even this seems to be a given. Corns (2022) has recently argued that suffering is significantly disrupted agency, hence not essentially marked by any experience at all - a view shared by some virtue ethical stances on suffering who take suffering to consist in prevention of flourishing, experienced or not. The account of suffering we accept has a bearing on the way we will answer the ethical questions that suffering gives rise to: How do we engage with suffering, in ourselves and others? Do we have a duty always to alleviate or minimise it? Should we ever welcome it? Is it acceptable to look away, or do we have a responsibility to pay attention to it? And how do we attend to it without being crushed? The aim of this conference is to raise questions about the nature and ethics of suffering by putting in conversation contemporary analytic approaches with historical, continental, and non-Western traditions, and by broadening the scope to include reflections on the suffering of both human and non-human animals, environmental perspectives, and questions of suffering in the philosophy of medicine and mental health. * Students with an interest in the topic should feel encouraged to apply, even if their work does not fit neatly into any of the approaches outlined. Questions to be addressed include, but are not limited to: - What is the nature of suffering? - Is suffering ever to be welcomed? - Simone Weil, attention and affliction - Suffering and attention in Buddhist philosophy - What does it mean to attend to suffering? Is it possible, and ought we to do it? - What kinds of moral responsibility, if any, does suffering give rise to? - How does suffering in oneself compare to our perception and response to suffering in others? - What is the proper way to respond to suffering? - How do different philosophical traditions understand suffering, and what are their main contributions and weaknesses? Students are invited to submit a 200 word abstract (approximately), suitable for a 15-20 minute talk followed by a short Q&A, to silvia.caprioglio-panizza(a)uni-tuebingen.de by 10 February 2025. Decisions will be sent within two weeks of that date. If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact us at the email address above. * Participants at the conference are welcome, but not required to, attend the workshop after the conference. The workshop speakers are: Elisa Aaltola (University of Turku), Michael Brady (University of Glasgow), Silvia Caprioglio Panizza (University of Tübingen), Dorothea Debus (University of Konstanz), Eva-Maria Düringer (University of Tübingen), Ian James Kidd (University of Nottingham), Kamila Pacovská (University of Pardubice), Christopher Thomas (Manchester Metropolitan University), Mariëtte Willemsen (Amsterdam University College) Please note that the conference/workshop and refreshments are free for everyone, but unfortunately we are unable to offer travel bursaries for accepted participants. ****************************************** (2) CALL FOR PAPERS (Berlin, Deadline: 03.03.2025) 2. Studi-Kongress für öffentliche Philosophie 25.-27.4 Wir sind eine Initiative von Studierenden der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin und veranstalten vom 25.-27. April 2025 unseren zweiten Studierenden-Kongress für öffentliche Philosophie. Angesichts einer zunehmend polarisierenden Diskurskultur und dem Erstarken von Post-Truth Phänomenen wie Fake News und Bullshitting, ist es unser Ziel, den Wert der differenzierten Argumentation wieder in den Mittelpunkt zu stellen. In der Philosophie behandeln wir viele gesellschaftsrelevante Themen auf hohem Niveau - verbleiben damit aber häufig im akademischen Elfenbeinturm. Das wollen wir ändern. Zudem möchten wir Studierenden die Möglichkeit geben, ihre Forschung der Öffentlichkeit zu präsentieren und dadurch philosophische Selbstwirksamkeit zu erfahren. Wir würden uns freuen, wenn Sie unseren Call for Paper an Studierende weiterleiten würden bzw. in Ihren Seminaren darauf aufmerksam machen. Die Einsende-Deadline ist der 3.3.2025. Den Call for Paper und alle weiteren Informationen und Kontaktmöglichkeiten finden Sie in unserem Linktree: https://linktr.ee/pragmatische.philosophie ****************************************** (3) CALL FOR PAPERS (Saarbrücken, Deadline: 10.04.2025) WoW 2025 - Workshop on Welfare and Ethics 2-3 July 2025 Saarland University, Germany _Keynote speakers_ Chris Heathwood (University of Colorado, Boulder) Hilary Greaves (Oxford University) _Information on the workshop_ Considerations about the nature of welfare, the value of welfare, its distribution, or welfare-based claims and complaints are central to moral philosophy. They are of particular concern for all philosophers who take welfare to be (at least) one source for normative reasons. Evaluative and deontic considerations about welfare provide an array of fascinating philosophical questions. It is (quite) uncontroversial that welfare has moral value and provides moral reasons; but it is highly contested how in particular. We ought not to harm people, but do we also ought to benefit them? Does this include future people - even if their existence depends on our actions? And can we aggregate people's welfare, or should we limit the trade-offs between their harms and benefits? Our account of welfare has implications for ethics; but do ethical considerations also provide reasons to adopt one or another theory of welfare? What is the interaction between theories of welfare and the ethics of welfare? Some lives are better and some are worse; but what constitutes their prudential value? Are well-being and ill-being analogous or do they differ in structure and relevance - and what do particular theories imply? What are the relevant underlying concepts of desire, pleasure, friendship, or other objective goods on which welfare may depend? This workshop provides a forum for the discussion of those and related questions. It aims at rallying scholars of philosophy to expand our understanding in these issues, and we hope to promote the philosophical engagement with ethics, welfare, and how they interact. _Call for Papers_ We are inviting submissions for talks, which should be between 20 and 30 minutes in length. We are particularly interested in current or future research projects, and especially welcome submissions from philosophers in underrepresented groups. To propose a talk, please send an abstract of approximately 500 words as a PDF attachment to workshoponwelfare(a)gmail.com. The abstract should be suitable for blind review, i.e. it should not contain any information that may identify you as the author. The deadline for submission is 10 April 2025. We aim to notify you about the acceptance of your paper by the end of April. Please make sure that the email to which the abstract is attached contains your name, institutional affiliation, and the title of the paper. The workshop is organised by Jonas Harney (TU Dortmund University), Thorsten Helfer (Saarland University), Maximilian Klein (Saarland University) and Hasko von Kriegstein (Toronto Metropolitan University) and generously supported by UdS Professorship for Practical Philosophy. More details and updates on https://tinyurl.com/c62fj5k9 For further information please contact the organisers at workshoponwelfare(a)gmail.com. ****************************************** (4) VERANSTALTUNGSANKÜNDIGUNG (Innsbruck, 29.01.2025) Aquinas Lecture 2025 und Masterclass mit Anna Marmodoro (Saint Louis/Oxford) _Aquinas Lecture 2025: 29. Januar.2025, 17.00 Uhr, Hörsaal I (Karl-Rahner-Platz 3):_ _The Ontology of Individual Particulars_ _Abstract_ Peter Strawson claimed that each object of our everyday experience is one qua individual particular. However, why would something be one (= single), if it is individual and also particular? I argue that individuality and particularity introduce two different ways of being one; individuality is descriptive, while particularity is indexical. And yet, each object is one! How can this be? I argue that Aristotle, too, had thought that an object is an individual particular (_tode ti - hekaston/ti_), but he argued that, additionally, the oneness of an individual particular requires metaphysical justification. Aristotle's solution is that an 'individual particular' is one because what's particular qualifies what's individual in the object (particularising it). I further suggest the alternative possibility of developing the converse of Aristotle's solution for oneness, namely, that an 'individual particular' is one because what's individual qualifies what's particular in the object (individualising it). I do so by leaning on the (anti-Aristotelian, anti-descriptivist) 'indexical metaphysics' of Michael Ayers. _Masterclass With Anna Marmodoro: 29. Januar.2025, 10.00 Uhr, Dekanatssitzungssaal (Karl-Rahner-Platz 3):_ _Augustine's De Ordine_ Augustine approaches the problem of evil in _De Ordine_, trying to show that God is not causally responsible for _all_ human actions -specifically, he is not responsible for evil ones. In her unpublished paper, Marmodoro argues that Augustine's intuition, as developed through his dialectical engagement with Licentius, is that _all _human actions are governed by determinism, but _not all_are governed by teleology. More abstractly, Augustine's idea is that efficient causation may be decoupled from teleological causation; this is the case when evil happens. In this masterclass, we explore Marmodoro's main ideas on _De Ordine_ and discuss her interpretation of the metaphysical commitments underlying Augustine's thought. Für eine Teilnahme an der Masterclass ist eine kurze Anmeldung unter christliche-philosophie(a)uibk.ac.at erbeten. Kontakt _Institut für Christliche Philosophie | Universität Innsbruck_ Karl-Rahner-Platz 1 A-6020 Innsbruck +43 512 507-85001 Christliche-philosophie(a)uibk.ac.at ****************************************** (5) VERANSTALTUNGSANKÜNDIGUNG (Regensburg, 11-12.02.2025) Conference "Perspectives on human rights: Historical, conceptual, political" Ort: Haus der Begegnung, Hinter der Grieb 8 _Tuesday, February 11_ 13.15 - 13.30: Welcome address 13.30 - 14.30: Johan Olsthoorn (Amsterdam): „Natural rights, human rights and punishment" - _Chair: Daniel Eggers (Regensburg)_ 14.30 - 14.45: Break 14.45 - 15.45: Stefanie Buchenau (Paris): „Human dignity and rights" - _Chair: Oliver Hidalgo (Passau)_ 15.45 - 16.15: Coffee break 16.15 - 17.15: Markus Stepanians (Bern): „The significance of right/duty-correlativity" - _Chair: Marie-Luisa Frick (Innsbruck)_ 17.15 - 17.30: Break 17.30 - 18.30: Heiner Bielefeldt (Erlangen-Nürnberg): „Anti-liberal twists of a liberal right? Recapturing the right to religion or belief" - _Chair: Peter Schröder (UCL)_ 19.30: Dinner, _Weltenburger am Dom_, Domplatz 3 _Wednesday, February 12_ 9.15 - 9.30: Coffee 9.30 - 10.30: Lena Halldenius (Lund): „Human rights as levers for equality" - _Chair: Eva Odzuck (Regensburg)_ 10.30 - 10.45: Break 10. 45 - 11.45: Daniel Eggers (Regensburg): „Does adequate access to scientific findings qualify as a human right?" - _Chair: Manfred Brocker (Eichstätt)_ 11.45 - 12.00: Farewell address 12.00 - 13.00: Lunch contact: Dietrich Schotte, Regensburg ( dietrich.schotte(a)ur.de ) ****************************************** (6) VERANSTALTUNGSANKÜNDIGUNG (Wuppertal, 27-28.03.2025, Registration Deadline: 07.02.2025) Workshop on Scientific Pluralism, Epistemic Diversity, and Progress in Science _Registration Deadline: 07.02.2025_ _Workshop Date: _27. - 28.03.2025 _Location: _University of Wuppertal Glanzstoffhaus, 6th Floor Kasinostraße 19-21 42103 Wuppertal We invite researchers, students, and professionals from all scientific disciplines to participate. Please register by sending an e-mail to pluralism.workshop(a)uni-wuppertal.de by _07.02.2025_. _About the Workshop_ The idea that science should converge on a single, ultimate truth has become contested as the dominant view in the academic world; scientific pluralism has gained wide acceptance. However, these discussions have become so rich and entangled that now we can speak of a confusing "plurality of [scientific] pluralisms" (Wylie 2015). The overall goal of this workshop is to examine and clarify different ideas of scientific pluralism. While proponents of scientific pluralism argue that pluralism offers a range of epistemic benefits which are conducive to scientific progress (Chang, 2012, 2022), pluralism not only comes with benefits but also with costs (e.g., Lari and Mäki 2024). This raises the question of the conditions under which pluralism contributes to scientific progress and those under which it may impede it. In addition to its role in promoting progress, the relationship between pluralism and the social and institutional organisation of science is also a subject of growing debate. Given that science is significantly shaped by social values (Longino 1990), scientific pluralism is increasingly discussed in the context of social and epistemic diversity as a crucial element for objective and inclusive knowledge production. One of the primary subjects to be addressed is that of how diverse research groups can fruitfully collaborate in order to foster scientific progress, and what part institutions play in this process. The workshop investigates the complex relationship between scientific pluralism, epistemic diversity and scientific progress, both theoretically and through the examination of case studies. The overall goal is to discuss whether pluralism hinders or contributes to progress, and to explore the roles of institutional and social structures in this dynamic. A particular focus is put on the social sciences, with an emphasis on the fields of psychology and economics, but case studies from any other field of science are very welcome. _Workshop Themes and Questions:_ _1. Pluralism and Scientific Progress:_ * Under what specific conditions does pluralism contribute to scientific progress, and in what contexts might it impede progress? * How do different forms of pluralism (such as methodological, theoretical, and epistemic) affect the course of scientific progress across various disciplines? * What kind of progress are we talking about in relation to scientific pluralism? _2. Epistemic Diversity:_ * What is the link between epistemic and social diversity and (value) pluralism? * How does epistemic diversity within research teams and scientific communities influence the generation of knowledge? * What are the benefits and challenges of fostering epistemic diversity in scientific research, particularly in the social sciences? _3. __Social Organization and Institutional Structures:_ * What roles do social organization and institutional structures play in fostering or hindering pluralism and epistemic diversity in scientific research? * What institutional measures can be implemented to overcome barriers and promote a more inclusive and cooperative scientific environment? _4. Case Studies:_ * Which scientific fields, e.g. in the social sciences, are particularly interesting for investigating the relationship between pluralism, epistemic diversity, and progress? What lessons can be learned from historical and current examples of pluralistic approaches in the various scientific fields? * What lessons can be learned from historical and current examples where plurality seems to be lacking? _Organizing Committee:_ * Jeremias Düring, University of Wuppertal * Anastasiia Lazutkina, University of Wuppertal * Charlotte Constanze Poller, University of Wuppertal _Keynote Speakers:_ * Paul Hoyningen-Huene * Inkeri Koskinen * David Ludwig For more information, please visit our workshop website https://grk2696.de/scientific-pluralism-workshop/ or contact us at pluralism.workshop(a)uni-wuppertal.de. This workshop is generously supported by the German Society for Analytic Philosophy (GAP) [1]. ****************************************** (7) PREISAUSSCHREIBUNG (Deadline: 30.06.2025) Kurt Gödel Preis 2025 Der Kurt Gödel Freundeskreis in Kooperation mit Prof. Christoph Benzmüller, Universität Bamberg sowie PD. Dr. Oliver Passon, Bergische Universität Wuppertal verleiht den _Kurt Gödel Preis 2025_zur Förderung und Verbreitung von Gödels Werk in Natur- und Geisteswissenschaften. Dieser Preis wird wieder im Rahmen eines Essaywettbewerbs für die besten Antworten auf die folgende Frage verliehen: _Wie sind Gödels begrifflicher und mathematischer Realismus, sein Argument gegen die Existenz der Zeit und sein ontologisches Argument mit einer kohärenten Ontologie vereinbar?_ Willkommen sind Beiträge, die den Gegenstand aus logischer, philosophischer und physikalischer Perspektive beleuchten, und einen Bezug zum Werk von Kurt Gödel herstellen. _1. Preis: 10.000,- EUR_ _sowie fünf weitere Preise für besonders gute Beiträge aus der Shortlist mit jeweils 1.000,- EUR_ Die Teilnahmebedingungen sind hier veröffentlicht: _https://kurtgoedel.de [2]_ Außerdem möchten wir auf unsere Planung des _Kurt Gödel Jahres 2028_ hinweisen, siehe: _https://kurtgoedel.de/jahr [3]_ Am 14.1.2028 ist Kurt Gödels 50. Todestag und 100 Jahre davor, Anfang 1929, hatte er den bekannten Unvollständigkeitssatz formuliert, den er 1931 veröfentlichte. Gödels logische Überlegungen und weiteren Berechnungen sind so bedeutend, dass sie und Kurt Gödel als Person im Mittelpunkt einer einjährigen Würdigung stehen sollen. Wir bereiten dieses Kurt Gödel Jahr gemeinsam mit einem Festkomitee vor. Mit besten Grüßen Hans Schwarzlow und René Talbot (für den _Kurt Gödel Freundeskreis Berlin [2]_) -- Links: ------ [1] https://www.gap-im-netz.de/de/ [2] https://kurtgoedel.de/ [3] https://kurtgoedel.de/jahr/

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VDP Writing Afternoon + VDP Academic Writing Workshop on Peer Feedback, Summer Semester 2025

by Lisa Tragbar

VDP Writing Afternoon Summer Semester 2025 The VDP Writing Afternoons provide an opportunity for focused work on dissertations and academic texts. They are accessible to philosophy PhD candidates, BA and MA students, or anyone in between. Every Tuesday, 14:00-18:00, in Room 3A, NIG, Universitätsstraße 7, 1010 Vienna, it's writing o'clock. No registration necessary, just show up. Each Writing Afternoon consists of 4 writing sessions, each session comprises 50 minutes of writing and 10 minutes of peer interaction/break. Summer Semester 2025: Tuesdays, 14:00-18:00, Room 3A, NIG 3rd floor (Except on public holidays and lecture-free periods) 4.3., 14-17 Uhr Academic Writing Workshop* 11.3., 14-18 Uhr 18.3., 14-18 Uhr 25.3., 14-18 Uhr 1.4., 14-18 Uhr 8.4., 14-18 Uhr 29.4., 14-18 Uhr 6.5., 14-18 Uhr 13.5., 14-18 Uhr 20.5., 14-18 Uhr 27.5., 14-18 Uhr 3.6., 14-18 Uhr 10.6., 14-18 Uhr 24.6., 14-18 Uhr https://vd-philosophy.univie.ac.at/events/details/news/vdp-writing-afternoo… For questions and inquiries, please contact lisa.tragbar(a)univie.ac.at or eva.liedauer(a)univie.ac.at. *VDP Academic Writing Workshop: Peer-Feedback Datum: 4. März, 14:00 - 17:00 Ort: Seminarraum 3A, NIG Workshopsprache: Deutsch Bitte mitbringen: 1-2 Seiten eigener Textentwurf (auf Deutsch oder Englisch) Peer-Feedback ist eine der produktivsten Methoden im Schreibprozess. Es hilft uns, Texte schnell und gezielt zu überarbeiten, damit sie präziser, verständlicher, kohärenter und strukturierter werden. Darüber hinaus wirkt es sich positiv auf unser Schreiben und die Analyse von Literatur aus. In diesem Workshop werden wir den Feedback- und Überarbeitungsprozess diskutieren und unterschiedliche Methoden für Peer-Feedback ausprobieren. Schreibtrainer: Markus Mersits, promovierter Philosoph und Coach für Philosophische Praxis, unterrichtet an Universitäten, Fachhochschulen und privaten Instituten Workshops und Seminare u.a. zu den Themen Schreiben, Lernen, wissenschaftliches Arbeiten, Berufscoaching. Er betreut wissenschaftliche Abschlussarbeiten sowie Sachbuchprojekte: praxisnahe-philosophie.at<https://www.praxisnahe-philosophie.at/?page_id=322> Anmeldung: lisa.tragbar(a)univie.ac.at<mailto:lisa.tragbar@univie.ac.at>

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IVC Talk: Georg Brun (IVC Fellow) on "Explication Based Pluralism", January 23, 4.45 pm

by Zarah Weiss

Dear all, our next speaker in the Philosophy of Science Colloquium organized by the Institute Vienna Circle is Georg Brun (IVC Fellow), who will give a talk on January 23, 4.45-6.15 pm. All are welcome! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Philosophy of Science Colloquium TALK: Georg Brun (IVC Fellow) EXPLICATION BASED PLURALISM Philosophy of Science Colloquium The Institute Vienna Circle holds a Philosophy of Science Colloquium with talks by our present fellows. Date: 23/01/2025 Time: 16h45 Venue: New Institute Building (NIG), Universitätsstraße 7, 1010 Wien, HS 2G Abstract: Carnap emphasized that for a given explicandum, there is no such thing as the correct explicatum, but only one or more adequate explicata. This talk addresses two questions: In what ways can an explication problem have more than one solution? In what sense do multiple solutions to explication problems give rise to pluralism? Based on an analysis of the general structure of explications, I will first develop a systematic overview of the surprisingly many factors that can be responsible for multiple outcomes of an explication project. I will then suggest some conditions under which it is plausible to interpret multiple outcomes as giving rise to explication-based pluralism.

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Informationen der DGPhil - 3. Woche

by Martin Kusch

DEUTSCHE GESELLSCHAFT FÜR PHILOSOPHIE E.V. INFORMATIONEN DER DGPHIL 03. KALENDERWOCHE 2025 Verwenden Sie für eigene Einreichungen bitte die Schnittstelle unter: https://www.dgphil.de/jobs-events-cfps/einreichen/ Für Anregungen zur Verbesserung unserer Angebote sind wir stets dankbar. Die Geschäftsführung STELLENAUSSCHREIBUNGEN 1) Promotionsstipendium in der Forschungsgruppe Socialization in Theory and Practice: Democratizing Access to Land and Energy im Teilprojekt Socialization of Energy (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Insitut für Philosophie, Centre for Social Critique Berlin) 2) Postdoctoral Fellowship in Philosophy and Social Sciences (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main) ------------------------- CALLS FOR PAPERS 3) Call for Participation: Satellitenworkshop GWP.2025, 25.-26.03.2025, Erlangen (Deadline: 28.02.2025) 4) Themenheft der Zeitschrift für Semiotik „Technologie als Symbolische Form. Zur Aktualität von Ernst Cassirers Werk" (Deadline: 30.05.2025) 5) Sommerschule Bioethik im Kontext XII: Natur und Normativität (Deadline: 30.03.2025) 6) Annual Meeting of the Working Group on Economic Philosophy and Ethics (Jahrestreffen AG Wirtschaftsphilosophie und Ethik in der DGPhil) (Deadline: 25.04.2025) 7) The Past of the Futures: Inquiries Taking the Lens of Economic Philosophy (Deadline: 18.01.2026) 8) Knowledge in the Age of Digital Re-/Production: Responsible Epistemologies? (Deadline: 17.02.2025) 9) What Was and What is Left Hegelianism? Historical, Systematic, and Critical Configurations (Deadline: 15.06.2025) 10) 2. Studi-Kongress für öffentliche Philosophie (Deadline: 03.03.2025) ------------------------- VERANSTALTUNGSANKÜNDIGUNG 11) Perspectives on human rights: Historical, conceptual, political (Beginn: 11.02.2025, Ende: 12.02.2025) 12) Phänomenologie der Musik (Beginn: 20.02.2025, Ende: 21.02.2025) 13) Aquinas Lecture 2025 und Masterclass mit Anna Marmodoro (Oxford/St. Louis) (Beginn: 29.01.2025, Ende: 29.01.2025) 14) De coniecturis / Mutmaßungen (Teil 1) oder: Über menschliches Erkennen im Geist der docta ignorantia (Buch I) (Beginn: 14.02.2025, Ende: 17.02.2025) ------------------------- 1) STELLENAUSSCHREIBUNG Promotionsstipendium in der Forschungsgruppe Socialization in Theory and Practice: Democratizing Access to Land and Energy im Teilprojekt Socialization of Energy Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Insitut für Philosophie, Centre for Social Critique Berlin Bewerbungsfrist: 31.01.2025 Einsender Tzvetomila Pauly tzvetomila.pauly(a)hu-berlin.de Online ansehen [1] ------------------------- 2) STELLENAUSSCHREIBUNG Postdoctoral Fellowship in Philosophy and Social Sciences Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main Bewerbungsfrist: 28.02.2025 Einsender Sonja Sickert sbsickert(a)googlemail.com Online ansehen [2] ------------------------- 3) CALL FOR PAPERS Call for Participation: Satellitenworkshop GWP.2025, 25.-26.03.2025, Erlangen Einreichungen an: E-Mail Deadline: 28.02.2025 Call Bezeichnung: Call for Applications Datum: 25.03.2025 Ende: 26.03.2025 Veranstalter: www.philosophiederphysik.de Online ansehen [3] ------------------------- 4) CALL FOR PAPERS Themenheft der Zeitschrift für Semiotik „Technologie als Symbolische Form. Zur Aktualität von Ernst Cassirers Werk" Einreichungen an: E-Mail Deadline: 30.05.2025 Call Bezeichnung: Call for Papers Zeitschrift Veranstalter: Zeitschrift für Semiotik Online ansehen [4] ------------------------- 5) CALL FOR PAPERS Sommerschule Bioethik im Kontext XII: Natur und Normativität Einreichungen an: E-Mail Deadline: 30.03.2025 Call Bezeichnung: Sommerschule Bioethik im Kontext XII: Natur und Normativität Datum: 30.06.2025 - 09:15 Uhr Ende: 04.07.2025 - 14:30 Uhr Veranstalter: FernUniversität in Hagen, Katholische Privatuniversität Linz & weitere Online ansehen [5] ------------------------- 6) CALL FOR PAPERS Annual Meeting of the Working Group on Economic Philosophy and Ethics (Jahrestreffen AG Wirtschaftsphilosophie und Ethik in der DGPhil) Einreichungen an: E-Mail Deadline: 25.04.2025 Call Bezeichnung: Call for Papers Datum: 18.09.2025 Ende: 20.09.2025 Veranstalter: Working Group on Economic Philosophy and Ethics / AG Wirtschaftsphilosophie und Ethik in der DGPhil Online ansehen [6] ------------------------- 7) CALL FOR PAPERS The Past of the Futures: Inquiries Taking the Lens of Economic Philosophy Einreichungen an: E-Mail Deadline: 18.01.2026 Call Bezeichnung: Call for Papers Veranstalter: Journal of Philosophical Economics (J Philos Econ) Online ansehen [7] ------------------------- 8) CALL FOR PAPERS Knowledge in the Age of Digital Re-/Production: Responsible Epistemologies? Einreichungen an: E-Mail Deadline: 17.02.2025 Call Bezeichnung: Call for Papers Datum: 04.06.2025 Ende: 05.06.2025 Veranstalter: h_da; European Culture and Technology Laboratory (ECT Lab+) Online ansehen [8] ------------------------- 9) CALL FOR PAPERS What Was and What is Left Hegelianism? Historical, Systematic, and Critical Configurations Einreichungen an: E-Mail Deadline: 15.06.2025 Call Bezeichnung: Call for Papers Veranstalter: Dissonância. Revista de Teoria CrÍtica / Critical Theory Journal Online ansehen [9] ------------------------- 10) CALL FOR PAPERS 2. 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Reminder: Fri. 17.01. Teaching in Philosophy & External Teaching Applications - Pragmatic Academic Series

by VD Philosophy

Dear all, You are cordially invited to our last pragmatic academic event of the WS24 on Teaching in Philosophy & External Teaching Applications Date: 17.01.25 - 11:30-13:00 - Room 3A Speakers: Michael Staudigl and Donata Romizi Moderator: Mira Magdalena Sickinger If you're planning to apply for external teaching positions, or if you'd like to brush up on your teaching skills in philosophy, this workshop is for you! Led by Donata Romizi and Michael Staudigl, it will first focus on the structure of applications for external teaching positions, the expectations of decision-making committees, and clues for writing a good application. The second part will focus on teaching preparation. Speakers will share their views on how to teach philosophy in a way that promotes reading, writing and critical thinking skills to undergraduate students, managing their expectations, presenting philosophical ideas, motivating class discussions, assigning homework, and giving feedback. This event is aimed primarily at PhD candidates in philosophy. I ask you to spread the word to those who may be interested. https://vd-philosophy.univie.ac.at/events/details/news/pragmatic-academic-s… Best regards, Raphael -- 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

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Call For Abstracts - PSA Around the world 2025

by Vienna Doctoral School of Philosophy

https://www.philsci.org/psa_around_the_world_2025.php In 2023, the Philosophy of Science Association launched a new initiative called PSA Around the World. The aim of the initiative is to reach out to the global community of philosophers of science and spotlight the rich diversity of practices and traditions in the field of philosophy of science via fully online conferences with a dedicated regional focus, running in the years when the Biennial Meeting of the PSA does not take place. The second PSA Around the World conference spotlights Eastern and Central Europe and is organized by the East European Network for Philosophy of Science (https://eenps.weebly.com/). The conference is open to all PSA members worldwide. Contributed papers may be on any topic in philosophy of science. Scholars working in Eastern and Central Europe are particularly encouraged to submit papers, and papers exploring the philosophy of science in Eastern and Central European contexts are most welcome. The PSA Around the World 2025 Committee is committed to assembling a program with high-quality papers on a variety of topics and diverse presenters that reflect the full range of current work in the philosophy of science. Given the time zones constraints, and with an eye to increasing diversity of topics, there is no call for symposia for this conference. The conference will run fully online for three days and different time slots to accommodate a global audience in various time zones: Thursday, November 6; Friday, November 14; Saturday, November 22 (precise timing for each day TBA). The conference fee is $50 and is able to be waived. Submissions should consist of a 1000-word abstract and be prepared for anonymous review with no information identifying the author in the body of the abstract. For co-authored papers, the presenting author should submit the abstract. Abstracts should be submitted using the SciencesConf link: http://psaatw25.sciencesconf.org. Users will need to register for a SciencesConf account before submitting an abstract. The deadline for submissions is March 31, 2025, 11:59 PM Pacific Standard Time. All presenters should be members of the Philosophy of Science Association, but if this represents an unreasonable burden, please reach out to director(a)philsci.org. The Program Committee expects to announce its decision on papers accepted for presentation by June 2025. Authors of accepted abstracts are encouraged to post full-length papers as PSA Around the World 2025 Conference Papers at philsci-archive.pitt.edu (a publicly accessible digital archive) prior to the meeting. Paper presentation at the conference should take no more than 15 minutes to allow 15 minutes for questions (in a 30-minute time slot per paper). In accordance with the current PSA policy no one is permitted to present more than once at each PSA meeting. A scholar may appear as co-author on more than one paper but may present only once at PSA Around the World 2025. General questions about contributed papers should be directed to the Co-Chair of the PSA AtW 2025 Program Committee, Tomáš Marvan, at marvan(a)flu.cas.cz. To maintain anonymity in the review process, questions about specific submissions should be sent to office(a)philsci.org, as this address will be monitored by someone not involved in the review process.

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Fwd: [Hermes] Hannes Leitgeb, "On Rational Reconstruction" - PACE/KiC Metaphilosophical Talk Series

by Vienna Doctoral School of Philosophy

Dear all, The PACE and KiC Projects cordially invite you to the next talk of the Metaphilosophical Talk Series by Hannes Leitgeb, LMU Munich Title: On Rational Reconstruction Date: January 22nd, 2025 (Wednesday) Time: 16:45-18:15 Location: Seminar Room 7, Hauptgebäude (Tiefparterre, Stiege 9, Hof 5) - Universitätsring 1, 1010 Wien We look forward to seeing you then! Best wishes, The PACE/KiC organising team https://pace.phl.univie.ac.at/ https://www.knowledgeincrisis.com/ _______________________________________________ Hermes mailing list -- hermes(a)lists.philo.at To unsubscribe send an email to hermes-leave(a)lists.philo.at

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REMINDER: FÖP – Fakultätsöffentliche Präsentation von Dissertationskonzepten der Philosophie | Heute ab 14:00 Uhr, Hörsaal 2H, NIG

by Vienna Doctoral School of Philosophy

Liebe alle, wir laden herzlich zur nächsten *Fakultätsöffentlichen Präsentation von Dissertationskonzepten der Philosophie (FÖP) *ein. Die Veranstaltung findet *_heute_*, *Mittwoch, den _15. Januar 2025 ab 14:00 Uhr im Hörsaal 2H_ *(NIG, 2. Stock) statt. Die folgenden drei Kandidat*innen werden ihre Dissertationenkonzepte vorstellen: 14:00-14:30 /*Aristotle and the Objects of Geometry */Eric Leighton Archambault, MA Betreuung: Univ.-Prof. Mag. Mag. Dr. Georg Schiemer 14:30-15:00 /*Mensch und Phantasie. Untersuchung der anthropologischen Grundlage von José Ortega y Gassets Kulturphilosophie */Alexander Strupp, BA MA Betreuung: Univ.-Prof. DDr. Hans Schelkshorn & Univ.-Prof. Dr. Ralf Becker 15:00-15:30 /*„I have always been for the woman” Eine Untersuchung von Otto Neuraths praktischer Philosophie in Kooperation mit den Frauen seines sozialen Umfelds */Patricia Sydney Grill, BA MA MA Betreuung: Mag. Dr. Christian Damböck, Privatdoz. Ab 15:30 */Nicht-öffentliche Beratung des Beirats für Philosophie Bekanntgabe der Entscheidung/* Für das *leibliche Wohl* ist gesorgt! In Zusammenarbeit mit Raphael Gustavo Aybar Valdivia, Scientific Coordinator der Vienna Doctoral School of Philosophy (VDP), konnten wir ein Catering organisieren. /Wir freuen uns sehr auf eure Teilnahme!/ Bitte teilt die Einladung gerne mit Interessent*innen. Mit besten Grüßen im Auftrag von Prof. Dr. Benjamin Schnieder /Studienprogrammleitung Doktoratsstudium DSPL43/ *** Dear all, We cordially invite you to the next *Faculty Public Presentation of Dissertation Concepts in Philosophy (FÖP)*. The event will take place today, *_Wednesday, January 15, 2025, from 2:00 p.m. in Lecture Hall 2H_ *(NIG, 2nd floor). The following *three candidates *will present their dissertation concepts: 14:00-14:30 /*Aristotle and the Objects of Geometry */Eric Leighton Archambault, MA Supervision: Univ.-Prof. Mag. Mag. Dr. Georg Schiemer 14:30-15:00 /*Mensch und Phantasie. Untersuchung der anthropologischen Grundlage von José Ortega y Gassets Kulturphilosophie */Alexander Strupp, BA MA Supervision: Univ.-Prof. DDr. Hans Schelkshorn & Univ.-Prof. Dr. Ralf Becker 15:00-15:30 /*„I have always been for the woman” Eine Untersuchung von Otto Neuraths praktischer Philosophie in Kooperation mit den Frauen seines sozialen Umfelds */Patricia Sydney Grill, BA MA MA Supervision: Mag. Dr. Christian Damböck, Privatdoz. From 15:30 */Non-public consultation of the Philosophy Board Announcement of the decision/* Refreshments will be provided during the event./ / / / /We are looking forward to your participation!/ Please feel free to share this invitation. With best wishes On behalf of Prof. Dr. Benjamin Schnieder/ / /Director of Doctoral Programmes DSPL43/

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Call for Applications: Postdoctoral Fellowship in Brazil

by Vienna Circle Society

Call for Applications (Please note: This opportunity is part of a research group in Brazil that Lucas Baccarat (research assistant at Institute Vienna Circles project Carnap in Context II: "Practical" Philosophy in the US) is affiliated with.) Postdoctoral fellowship at the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo (PUC-SP) The post-doc researcher will be part of the Brazilian research team of the bilateral research project The crisis of philosophy in the 1930s, funded by SNSF (Switzerland) and FAPESP (São Paulo, Brazil) and led by Guillaume Fréchette (Geneva) and Mario Porta (São Paulo). The selected candidate will be integrated into the Research Group on the Origins of Contemporary Philosophy. The fellowship provides a monthly amount of R$ 12,000.00 (twelve thousand reais), with a planned duration of 42 months. It requires full-time dedication to the project with a workload of 40 hours per week. The starting date is April 2025 Activities to be performed by the Fellow: (i) writing and submission of individual and joint papers related to the general theme of the project; (ii) active participation in the activities of the Research Group on the Origins of Contemporary Philosophy, including weekly meetings; (iii) organization of conferences, workshops, and lectures in Brazil and abroad. Application: The candidate is required to submit, by February 13, 2025, a single PDF document via email to mariopor(a)pucsp.br. The document must include: (i) A project proposal of up to 4 pages (Times New Roman/Arial 11, 1.5 spacing) addressing the Identity Crisis of Philosophy in the 1930s in the following philosophical Traditions: Neokantianism, Logical Empiricism, Phenomenology and Hermeneutics (ii) a cover letter describing the candidates background and profile, as well as the alignment between the candidates interests and skills and the research project (maximum 800 words). (iii) an updated CV (Lattes Curriculum or Orcid for Brazilian candidates). (iv) two academic reference letters. (v) proof of completion of a Master's and Doctorate in Philosophy. Requirements: a) proven prior experience in group research projects; b) strong ability to work effectively in teams, contributing not only to individual activities but also to the management of administrative and bureaucratic matters; c) great command of the English language (proficiency in Portuguese is desirable), and d) reside in São Paulo during the fellowship. Evaluation: a) evaluation of prior academic work and the submitted research proposal; b) thematic alignment of the candidate's research with the central theme of the project, as well as with the historical-philosophical approach adopted by the Research Group on the Origins of Contemporary Philosophy; c) review of external references regarding group activity. The Research Group on the Origins of Contemporary Philosophy seeks to promote good academic practices regarding gender and socio-economic diversity. Female researchers are encouraged to apply for the position. After an initial review of the applications, a select group of candidates will be shortlisted for the interview round. Project description The identity crisis of philosophy is a large-scale phenomenon beginning in the 19th century and extending throughout the entire 20th century, following us even today: many of the questions that were raised in the 19th century are still relevant today: is there a place for philosophy in the development of science? What is the relationship between philosophy and science? To assess such a large-scale phenomenon and its effects on contemporary thought, we need to investigate first its main turning points. This project aims to provide a unified account of the identity crisis of philosophy in the 1930s by examining it through the lens of four philosophical traditions: Neo-Kantianism (Cassirer), logical empiricism (Carnap), phenomenology (Husserl) and hermeneutics (Heidegger).

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"Adverse Allies: Logical Empiricism and Austrian Economics": Program and Registration for Workshop in Vienna

by Vienna Circle Society

Program for Workshop I "Adverse Allies: Logical Empiricism and Austrian Economics"; 12.-14.02.2025 in Vienna The FWF ESPRIT research project Adverse Allies: Logical Empiricism and Austrian Economics, the Institute of Philosophy and Scientific Method (JKU Linz), the Institute Vienna Circle (University of Vienna), and the Vienna Circle Society will host two workshops in 2025. Workshop I at the University of Vienna: 12.02.-14.02.2025 Workshop II at JKU Linz: 23.09.-25.09.2025 Watch out for call for papers for workshop II in April/May 2025. Registration / Online Participation for workshop I: The event is free and open to the public, with advance registration via <mailto:vcs@univie.ac.at> vcs(a)univie.ac.at by 05.02.2025 requested. Please indicate whether you want to attend in person or online, in which case the link for online participation will be provided. All presentations will be in person. Participation in discussions will be limited for online participants. You can find the program, a book of abstracts, and further information on workshop I <https://homepage.univie.ac.at/alexander.linsbichler/> here, <https://www.jku.at/institut-fuer-philosophie-und-wissenschaftstheorie/news- events/detail/news/2-workshops-adverse-allies-logical-empiricism-and-austria n-economics/> here, and on philevents. Scientific Committee: Alexander Linsbichler, Julian Reiss, Georg Schiemer, Friedrich Stadler Contact: Alexander Linsbichler ( <mailto:alexander.linsbichler@jku.at> alexander.linsbichler(a)jku.at) Subject to Changes. Alexander Linsbichler Institute of Philosophy and Scientific Method (Johannes Kepler University Linz) <mailto:alexander.linsbichler@jku.at> alexander.linsbichler(a)jku.at <https://ufind.univie.ac.at/de/person.html?id=47545> Department of Philosophy ( <https://ufind.univie.ac.at/de/person.html?id=47545> University of Vienna) alexander.linsbichler(a)univie.ac.at <mailto:alexander.linsbichler@univie.ac.at> neu erschienen: Viel mehr <https://www.vandenhoeck-ruprecht-verlage.com/detail/index/sArticle/57805/sC ategory/1545?number=BVW0010374> als nur <https://www.vandenhoeck-ruprecht-verlage.com/detail/index/sArticle/57805/sC ategory/1545?number=BVW0010374> Ökonomie <https://www.vandenhoeck-ruprecht-verlage.com/detail/index/sArticle/57805/sC ategory/1545?number=BVW0010374> (Böhlau, 2022)

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