Lectures on Jewish Philosophy
The aim of this Zoom lecture series is to examine together with international invited speakers the potential of Jewish thought for ethical and political questions of contemporary relevance, also from the perspective of different disciplines. The lectures complement my current teaching on Jewish Philosophy at the University of Bayreuth, but are open to all interested (registration required).
The aim of this Zoom lecture series is to examine together with international invited speakers the potential of Jewish thought for ethical and political questions of contemporary relevance, also from the perspective of different disciplines. The lectures complement my current teaching on Jewish Philosophy at the University of Bayreuth, but are open to all interested (registration required).
Programme Lectures on Jewish Philosophy 2021
Thursday, 20.05.21 16 - 17h30 (CEST) |
Dr. Joëlle Hansel (Collège international de philosophie, Paris) Emmanuel Levinas before the war: a philosophy of "evasion" |
Tuesday, 01.06.21 17 - 18h30 (CEST) |
Prof. Dr. Martin Kusch (University of Vienna) Georg Simmel's Relativism and Jewish Philosophy |
Thursday, 01.07.21 16 - 17h30 (CEST) |
Prof. Dr. Anne Pollok (University of Mainz) Jewish Women and the Salon |
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past events
Programme Lectures on Jewish Philosophy 2020/21
Tuesday, 15.10.20 16 - 18h (CEST) |
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Thursday, 12.11.20 16 - 18h (CEST) |
Nuria Sanchez Madrid (Philosophy, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain ) Arendt on the Jewish Condition: Cultural Belonging and Political Construction |
Thursday, 17.12.20 14 - 16h (CEST) |
Asaf Degani (Research & Development, General Motors) Autonomous and Automated Vehicles: Interactions with pedestrian and ethical considerations |
Tuesday, 26.01.2121 16 - 18h (CEST) |
Annabel Herzog (Political Science, University of Haifa, Israel) Levinas and Derrida and 20th Century French Jewish Philosophy |
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