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Philosophical Seminar with Jens Timmermann

The Ethics of Military Conscription

An interdisciplinary workshop for bachelor and master students interested in learning and discussing about social discrimination in Norway

What is semantic indeterminacy?

Talk by Louise Clover, No Epistemic Norms on Belief Formation

SciDem Research seminar by Camilo Martinez (postdoctoral researcher, Central European University)

A talk by Esa Díaz-León, Associate Professor from the Department of Philosophy at the University of Barcelona

Margaretha Miles (IFIKK)

Common Ground – An Ecumenical Argument for Geoism

Flourishing and AI Communication: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly 

This 3-ECTS PhD course examines recent debates in social ontology, focusing on questions of meta-metaphysics and meta-semantics concerning social kinds. The course is taught by Esa Díaz-León, Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Barcelona.

Jan Bremmer

The PhD course "Methods: Attention and Experience" explores the critical relationship between attention and diverse modes of experience. Students will examine the intentionality and phenomenology of attention and how they are related to central concepts in the philosophy of mind and cognitive science through various methodological lenses. 

Nature is valuable. But what about wilderness? An argument from non-ideal theory

On Potential Infinity and the Domain Principle

Can we radically rethink the relationship between autonomy and heteronomy? Does every phenomenon disclose the dynamic of hiddenness and revelation? Jean-Luc Marion raises seminal questions within philosophy, ethics and theology in this public lecture at the University of Oslo.

SciDem Research seminar by Silva Ivani (postdoctoral researcher, University College Dublin) 

In this lecture, Seth Brodsky (University of Chicago) will discuss what happens when we question standard psychoanalytic accounts of the "silence of the drives" and instead see it as a point of departure for a new theory of music.

Assessing Moral Judgment by Large Language Models

Erlend Østrem Myklebust

Fintan Mallory is assistant professor at Durham University and will hold a guest lecture about the linking problem in language model interpretation. 

Talk by Fintan Mallory, Cognition, Compression, and the Limits of Expression