2021- | Filosofi

12.2 Minisymposium: Nyliberalism och demokrati. Med Jenny Andersson (Uppsala) och Johan Strang (Helsingfors). Symposiet är ett samarbete mellan Filosofi och Allmän historia vid Åbo Akademi. Kl. 17:15-20.00, i Arken Källan (C201).

26.2 (17:15-18:15) Maria Balaska (Hertfordshire): How nature matters: The example of houseplants, real and fake

26.2 (18:30-20:00) Cecilie Eriksen (Århus): Bias, Blind Spots, and Cherry-picking: An uneasy text experiment with the genre ’academic article’

4.3 Natan Elgabsi (ÅA): Reading About the Past, or To Witness Absent Others

18.3 Oskar Lindblom (ÅA): The Sincerity Condition: Some Wittgensteinian Remarks

25.3 Olli Lagerspetz (ÅA): Edward Westermarck’s ‘Rehabilitation’ after the Turn of the Millenium

8.4 Camilla Kronqvist (ÅA): “Did he love?” On the indeterminacy of the mental and open questions in ethical encounters

15.4 Salla Aldrin Alskov (ÅA): Inledning (till ”Vardagsspråkskritik: Nordisk litteratur, litteraturforskning och filosofi efter Austin, Wittgenstein och Cavell”)

22.4 Jonas Ahlskog (ÅA): The Metaphilosophy of Action Explanation: Exploring G. H. von Wright’s Later View of Philosophical Inquiry

29.4 Fredrik Westerlund (Helsingfors): Killing and dehumanization in the Iliad

6.5 Ylva Gustafsson (ÅA): The tragedy of Alzheimer’s disease

13.5 Valde Hougaard (ÅA): Locating agency: Anscombe on intention and ‘doing what happens.’

20.5 Martin Gustafsson (ÅA): Inledning till Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus

27.5 Olli Lagerspetz (ÅA): Descartes and the Other Minds Problem

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Forskarseminariet i filosofi ht 2023

Måndagar 18-20

11.9 Salla Aldrin Salskov och Ryan Manhire (ÅA): Bedrock gender and Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Auntie Diaries’ – struggling for epistemic justice?

18.9 Lyra Ekström Lindbäck: Playing with Fire: The Immorality of Literature

25.9 Natan Elgabsi (ÅA): Prehistoric Time, Preliterate Mind: The Interconnection of Writing and History

2.10 Ryan Manhire (ÅA): The Difficulties of Climate Grief and the Role of Ecosexuality in Climate Acceptance

9.10 Jonas Ahlskog (ÅA): How history is about reality

16.10 Camilla Kronqvist (ÅA): “Woman enough”: Certainty and Doubt

23.10 Henrik Thorson (ÅA): What’s the Plan? On Law and Morality

6.11 Hugo Strandberg (ÅA): Moral tegrity

13.11 Joel Backström (ÅA / HU): A pervert’s guide to sexuality, morality, and love

20.11 Christoffer Steffansson (ÅA): Om estetism och konstens dialogiska potential

27.11 Natan Elgabsi (ÅA): Ethics and Hermeneutics: Relationships with Absent Others

4.12 Lesley Jamieson (Pardubice): Love’s Realism: Iris Murdoch and the Importance of Being Human

11.12 (NB! 17:15-19:00) Nichan Piispanen (ÅA): Existential vulnerability and its relation to responsibility in Human Robot Interaction

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Forskarseminariet i filosofi vt 2023

Måndagar 18-20

9.1 Michael Campbell (University of Kyoto): Psychological Themes in Wittgenstein’s Philosophy: The Case of Einstellungen

23.1 Otso Kortekangas (ÅA): Indigenous avant la lettre: Social anthropology and cultural preservation in the Nordic Sámi areas 1930-1970

30.1 Kristian Sköld (ÅA): Nietzsche: Rhetoric, Language and the Will to Power

6.2 Åsa Slotte (ÅA) presenterar sin nya bok Ur mammas mörker: Essäer om sjukdom, diagnoser, omsorg och hur jag blev filosof. Kommentatorer: Martin Gustafsson och Ylva Gustafsson

16.2 (OBS! Torsdag; kl. 14.15-16.00; Smedjan (M227)) Hans-Johann Glock (Zürich): The Quest for Rigour in Analytic Philosophy

20.2 Martin Gustafsson (ÅA): Passive rationality in speech

24.2 (OBS! Fredag; kl. 14.00-) Philosophy as a Form of Life: Symposium in Honour of Olli Lagerspetz on His Sixtieth Birthday

27.2 Lars Hertzberg (ÅA): Winch’s Wittgenstein

6.3 Patrick Sibelius (ÅA): Ethical Health versus Modern Western Ethics

13.3 Diskussion av texten ”’But Mom, Crop-Tops Are Cute!’: Social Knowledge, Social Structure and Ideology Critique” av Sally Haslanger. Martin Gustafsson inleder.

20.3 Niklas Toivakainen (ÅA): Lacan and Wittgenstein on the ethics of subjectivity

27.3 Olli Lagerspetz (ÅA): Some Main Ideas by Collingwood on Realism

3.4 Salla Aldrin Salskov, Jacob Hjortman, Maria Åsvik (ÅA): Samtalets utmaningar och möjligheter i en polariserad värld

17.4 Ylva Gustafsson (ÅA): Wittgenstein’s hinges and dementia

24.4 Stefan Giesewetter (ÅA): The Objectivity of Meanings

8.5 Christoffer Steffansson (ÅA): On art, creativity and love – a dialogue with Simone Weil

15.5 Taeda Tomić (Uppsala): Kritiskt tänkande och logisk argumentationsanalys

17.5 (OBS! Onsdag; Rhodium (Aurum C 104)) Symposiet Moral understanding / Moralisk förståelse

22.5 Natan Elgabsi (ÅA): A Hermeneutics of Literacy

29.5 Arata Hamawaki (Auburn): The priority of judgment, autonomy, and acknowledgement

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Forskarseminariet i filosofi ht 2022

Måndagar 18-20

12.9 Hugo Strandberg (ÅA): On the Supernatural

19.9 Martin Gustafsson (ÅA): Taking truth seriously

26.9 Ryan Manhire (Pardubice): A Shifting Awareness: Thinking about Death During the COVID-19 Pandemic

3.10 Christoffer Steffansson (ÅA): Love and Playing

10.10 Philip Strammer (Pardubice): Love’s Goodness

17.10 Jonas Ahlskog (ÅA): Philosophy and the Real Reasons for Action: G. H. von Wright’s Understanding Explanations

24.10 Camilla Kronqvist (ÅA): Listening to who’s talking: The speaker as context

31.10

7.11 Ulrika Björk (Södertörn): Förstörelse och förvandling hos Sabina Spielrein

14.11 Olli Lagerspetz (ÅA / Pardubice): Winch and Collingwood on Logic: Points of Connection in the Light of Published and Unpublished Material

21.11 Alexey Rakhmanin (Helsingfors): Rush Rhees’ Philosophy of Religion: Moral Critique and Grammatical Investigation

28.11 Alexander Öhman (ÅA): Skönheten skall frälsa världen – Var Dostojevskijs Idiot verkligen en idiot?

5.12 Martins Kwazema (ÅA): History of the Past or of Past Futures? Locating a Meeting Point in Africa’s Past

12.12 Natan Elgabsi (ÅA): Posterity’s Responsibility: Rejecting Inherited Guilt and Historical Destiny (JULFEST efteråt!)

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Forskarseminariet i filosofi vt 2022

24.1 Martin Gustafsson (ÅA): ”Why worry about Weierstrass? Frege on the paradox of analysis”

31.1 Patrik Hulterström (ÅA/Försvarshögskolan): “Evaluating Wargame Experience”

7.2 Sagy Watemberg Izraeli (ÅA): ”Religiousity as Seriality” / Background reading: Sartre, Collectives

14.2 Nora Hämäläinen (Pardubice): ”Murdoch on ethical formation in a changing world”

21.2 Lars Hertzberg (ÅA): ”Ryle on habits and knowing how”

28.2 Stefan Giesewetter (ÅA): ”Does the meaning of a sentence depend on the meanings of the words in it?”

7.3 David Cockburn (University of Wales, Lampeter): ”Frege, Prior, and the reality of the passage of time”

14.3 Kevin Cahill (Bergen): ”Why Wittgenstein Rejected Carnap’s Conception of Logical Syntax: or, Wittgenstein at Davos”

21.3 Maria Balaska (Hertfordshire/ÅA): ”Wittgenstein on Heidegger on the nothing”

28.3 Antony Fredriksson (Pardubice): ”Václav Havel, Simone Weil and our desire for totalitarianism”

4.4 Olli Lagerspetz (ÅA/Pardubice): ”Collingwood and Winch on the Status of Logic: ’Aristotelian’ vs ’Socratic'”

11.4 Camilla Kronqvist (ÅA): ”What it makes sense to ask about expressions of love”

25.4 Natan Elgabsi (ÅA): ”The Existential Beginnings of Historical Writing” (For thesis introduction)

2.5 Philip Strammer (Pardubice): ”Reflections on the Relation between Morality, Togetherness, Praxis, and Meaningfulness in the Thought of McDowell, Wittgenstein, and Beyond”

9.5 Arwen Meereboer (ÅA): ”Failure and queer kinship in Sven Nordqvist’s Pettson and Findus”

16.5 Emma Strömberg (ÅA): ”Omvandlingar: Reflektioner kring kroppslighet och subjektivitet under och efter en graviditet”

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Program för forskarseminariet i filosofi höstterminen 2021

13.9 Martin Gustafsson (ÅA): “I don’t know: Agency, self-understanding and new beginnings in three films by Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne”

20.9 Jonas Ahlskog (ÅA): ”Narrativism and the Reality of the Historical Past”

27.9 (OBS tiden: 17.30 – 20.00):
17.30-18.40 Matti Syiem (Pardubice): ”The Place of Wrongdoing and Remorse in a Child’s Life”
18.50-20.00 Diana Kalášková (Pardubice): ”Reading Malaparte’s Kaputt”

4.10 Salla Aldrin Salskov (ÅA): ”On the Politics of Experience in Feminist Theory”

11.10 Thomas Wallgren (Helsingfors): ”Unearthing the Socratic Wittgenstein”

18.10 Hugo Strandberg (ÅA): ”Forgiveness and the Dead”

25.10 Lovisa Andén (Södertörn): ”Truth and Representation in Literary Testimonies from the Gulag”

1.11 Göran Torrkulla (ÅA): ”Uppmärksamhet, gensvar och ansvar: Till frågan om uppmärksamhetens roller i våra liv”

8.11 Olli Lagerspetz (ÅA): ”Reality’ and the Morally Unsayable”

15.11 Ryan Manhire (ÅA): ”On the Wrongness of Racism and the Possibility of Moral Persuasion”

22.11 Camilla Kronqvist (ÅA): ”The Uncertainty of Love”

29.11 Salla Aldrin Salskov et al. (ÅA, TY): ”From Angry Monologues to Engaged Dialogue? On Self-reflexivity in Studying Polarised Conflict”

6.12 Självständighetsdagen

13.12 Christoffer Steffansson (ÅA): ”Freudian Themes in Iris Murdoch’s Moral Philosophy”

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Program för forskarseminariet i filosofi vårterminen 2021

18.1 Martin Gustafsson (ÅA): ”The thinker as draughtsman: On the significance of interconnections in Wittgenstein’s philosophy”

25.1 Sharon Rider (Uppsala): ” Autonomy for Whom? Governance of What? The Rationality of Academic Freedom”

1.2 Cora Diamond (Virginia): ”Some Thoughts on Wittgenstein on Rules”

8.2 Nora Hämäläinen (Helsingfors/Pardubice): ”Moral Change and Moral Truth”

15.2 Avner Baz (Tufts): ”The Problem of ’The World’ in Contemporary Analytic Philosophy”

22.2 Rögnvaldur Ingthorsson (Helsingfors): ”Three Dogmas of Causation” (Abstract)

1.3 Ylva Gustafsson (ÅA): ”Reflections on the Emotionalization of Research on Burnout in the Health Care Sector”

8.3 Camilla Kronqvist (ÅA): ”Wittgenstein on Recognising Value”

15.3. Stefan Giesewetter (ÅA): ”Category Mistakes in Ordinary Language”

22.3 Cynthia M. Grund (University of Southern Denmark): ”Philosophical Reflections on Food and Its Relationship to Global Health and Sustainability”

29.3 Camilla Kronqvist & Natan Elgabsi (ÅA): ”Laying One’s Cards on the Table”

12.4 Nicholas Lawrence (ÅA), ”Between Scylla and Charybdis: Reading Maimon reading Kant reading Hume”

19.4 Alexander Öhman (ÅA), ”Lévinas, Proust & den Andre”

26.4 Olli Lagerspetz (ÅA), “Investigating ’Man’s Relation to Reality’: Peter Winch and the Vanishing Shed.” Extra reading: Winch’s Ceasing to Exist

3.5 Open

10.5 Erik Jansson Boström (Uppsala), ”What’s the Point of Philosophy in the 21st C entury?”

17.5 Lynette Reid (Dalhousie University), ”Unpacking “The Expression of Belief””

24.5 Alice Crary (New School for Social Research), “Against Effective Altruism”

7.6 Linda Zerilli (Chicago)i: ”To Bring Thinking Down to Earth: Reflections on Volume I of Arendt’s The Life of the Mind”