If you are interested in presenting your work at the Higher Seminar or if you want to be notified about the program, please contact Harald Wiltsche.
The presentations are usually 45-60 minutes long, followed by an extensive Q&A.
Anyone interested in philosophical questions is welcome!
Program Spring 2025
The program will be constantly updated.
January 29, 2025: Olle Risberg, Uppsala universitet, "The Nature of Good Reasoning"
March 19, 2025: Vuko Andric, LiU, "When do individual moral duties seem to be grounded in collective moral duties?"
April 1, 2025: Joar Björk, LiU, "What’s the point in talking? – On the value(s) of physician-patient communication"
May 14, 2025: Mattias Arvola, LiU, "Phenomenology and Pragmatics in Technology"
May 28, 2025: Heath Williams, Notre Dame, "The Future of Phenomenology and Explanation: A Forward Looking Prospectus"
June 18, 2025: Björn Lundgren, Erlangen: "What is informational autonomy?"
To receive more information (venue, abstract etc.), please contact Harald Wiltsche to be added to the e-mail distribution list.
Program Fall 2025
August 20, 2025: Jennifer Whyte, Duke, "Waismann says only fools rush in: The Open-Texture Mechanism in Conceptual Engineering"
September 3, 2025: Noah Stemeroff, Bristol, "Heisenberg on Goethe and the Future of Physics"
October 1, 2025: Hamid Taieb, HU Berlin, "The Philosophy of Attention: Past and Present"
October 15, 2025: Paula Guertler, Center for Environmental and Technology Ethics, "The Capability to Aspire and the Use of AI by Public Institutions"
November 5, 2025: Joe Roussos, Institute for Future Studies, "Managing disagreement between expert advisors in crisis policymaking"
December 3, 2025: Tom Ziemke, LiU, "The Role of Intentionality in Human-Robot Interaction"
