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Research
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Is there always a contradiction between morality and self-interest?
If we accept the conflict between moral obligations and personal interests, it becomes easier to find ways to live with it, says philosopher Mathea Slåttholm Sagdahl.
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A sudden liberating thought pops into your mind – but is it really yours?
Do you deserve praise and recognition for good ideas that seemingly just pop into your mind? Yes, says philosopher Francesca Secco, who wants to provide nuance to what can be considered an action.
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Scandinavian designers wanted to take environmental action 50 years ago – but little has happened
According to Professor Kjetil Fallan, design is an inevitable part of the environmental problem, but also part of the solution.
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Philosopher: Animals and nature require legal protection as a result of climate change
The Earth’s key ecosystems are being threatened by climate change. According to philosopher Alejandra Mancilla, the nations of the world must now take joint responsibility for protecting rather than exploiting the natural world.
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Publications
- The Soft Standards of Liturgical Sensescapes: Edifying Cistercians in the North (2024) Engh, Line Cecilie
- Flexibility, Predictability, Standardization: The Difficult Art of Creating Stable Selves (2024) Engh, Line Cecilie & Turner, Mark
- An Introduction to Standardization in the Middle Ages (2024) Engh, Line Cecilie