Martin Berzell

Associate Professor, Head of Division

Martin Berzell's research has mostly been focused on philosophy of science and metaphysics. His thesis ”Electronic Healthcare Ontologies” was a study regarding the theoretical foundations of medical informatics, and the philosophical problems in that field. The thesis got some attention when it was published. Also has some interests in philosophy of health and philosophy of medicine, mostly of conceptual analysis.

Publications

2022

Martin Berzell, András Szigeti (2022) Om Martin Hägglunds förslag på en radikal sekulär tro i This Life Radikalism: perspektiv på radikala uttryck och handlingar inom konst, filosofi och religion, p. 256-270

2019

Martin Berzell, András Szigeti (2019) Lycka utan glädje?: stoicismens och epikurismens bild av njutning och det goda livet Tankar om lycka: några kulturvetenskapliga forskares perspektiv, p. 269-290

2014

Martin Berzell, Henrik Lerner (2014) Medicinska mätvärdens ontologiska status i ljuset av universaliestriden Filosofisk Tidskrift, Vol. 3, p. 26-34

2010

Martin Berzell (2010) Electronic Healthcare Ontologies: Philosophy, the real world and IT structures

Research environment

The Philosophy and Applied Ethics research environment

The Philosophy and Applied Ethics research environment provides an institutional framework for research in philosophy at Linköping University.