Veranstaltungen
Empathie a priori?
Christoph Fehiges Mitleidsethik
Workshop, Universität Konstanz, 29. September 2023, Raum F 429
Programm
Christoph Fehige (Universität des Saarlandes)
Thorsten Helfer (Universität des Saarlandes)
Helge Rückert (Uni Mannheim)
Konstantin Kärner (Uni Bonn)
Jacob Rosenthal (Uni Konstanz)
Um Anmeldung wird gebeten unter:
jacob.rosenthal@uni-konstanz.de
Morality’s Reward. New Approaches to Reconcile Morality with Individual Well-Being
International Conference
September, 7 – 8, 2023
University of Konstanz, Conference Room K7
Funding: Fritz Thyssen Foundation and the Doctoral Fund (KRS)
Organization and Contact:
Melanie Spangehl (melanie.spangehl@uni-konstanz.de)
Susanne Burri (susanne.burri@uni-konstanz.de)
Speakers:
Paul Bloomfield (Connecticut)
Susanne Burri (Konstanz)
Roger Crisp (Oxford)
Guy Fletcher (Edinburgh)
Brad Hooker (Reading)
Ole Martin Moen (Oslo)
Lisa Schmalzried (Lutherstadt Wittenberg)
Melanie Spangehl (Konstanz)
Detailed schedule with abstracts and an introduction of the speakers on the website:
www.mo-re-conference.de
Registration via e-mail to: sciorg@mo-re-conference.de
A registration is possible until the 30th of June.
Talking Morality: The Nature and Meaning of Moral Language
Friday, 08. November 2019, 9:30–18:00, Y 132
This one-day, pre-read workshop with David Copp (UC Davis) will focus on issues concerning the nature of moral thought and talk, moral naturalism, and so-called ”hybrid views” more generally.
Jochen Briesen & Stefan Fischer (Department of Philosophy, University of Konstanz)
Philosophical Reasoning as Transformative Experience
July 24, 2019–July 26, 2019
Universität Konstanz
Organisers: Rico Gutschmidt (Universität Konstanz), Andrea Lailach (unaffiliated)
L.A. Paul’s treatment of transformative experience has been much discussed in recent decision theory: How can we make rational decisions with respect to cases that we have reason to believe will be life-changing or personally “transformative”? But even beyond decision theory, it seems that the notion of transformative experience might be productively applied to the therapeutic and transformative aspects of the enterprise of philosophy itself. Indeed, from its ancient beginnings to the present day, philosophy is not a purely theoretical endeavor but also has a strong experiential aspect and might even be conceived of as a practice of self-transformation. This application of transformative experience to the activity of philosophy has not yet been developed in any detail and will thus be explored further at this conference.
The Possibility of Moral Community
Workshop with James Lenman
July 21, 2017
University of Konstanz
Organizer: Stefan Fischer