Course: Department Research Seminar I

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Course title Department Research Seminar I
Course code KFR/MRS1
Organizational form of instruction Seminary
Level of course Master
Year of study not specified
Semester Winter and summer
Number of ECTS credits 3
Language of instruction English
Status of course Compulsory, Optional
Form of instruction Face-to-face
Work placements This is not an internship
Recommended optional programme components None
Lecturer(s)
  • Forsberg Anders Niklas, doc. Ph.D.
  • Fredriksson Antony Johannes, doc. Ph.D.
  • Krása Ondřej, Mgr. Ph.D.
Course content
23rd of September, Gen Eickers (Osnabrück University) 30th of September, No seminar due to David Rozen's doctoral defence 8th of October WED, joint, František Novotný (Religious Studies): "Tolerance amidst central medieval persecution of heresy? Bishop Wazo of Liege (ca. 985-1048) and his reported approach" 14th of October, Niklas Forsberg (CE): "A Photograph, and a Sentence" 21st of October, Alfred Archer (Tilburg University), "Parasocial Political Representation" 28th of October, PUBLIC HOLIDAY 4th of November, Alexei Anisin (CE): "How the Internet Changed America" 12th of November, WED, joint: Sylvie Bláhová (CE): "What Role Do Emotions Play in the Public Justification Process? An Emotionalist Interpretation of Public Justification" 18th of November, Martin Ritter (CAS) 25th of November, Silva Caprioglio Panizza (CE) 2nd of December, Petr Vaškovic (CAS): "An existential perspective on environmental hope" 10th of December, Wed, joint, František Valek, (Religious Studies) 16th of December, Herlinde Pauer-Studer (University of Vienna): " Role- bound Complicity. The Case of SS-Judge Konrad Morgen"

Learning activities and teaching methods
unspecified
Learning outcomes
The seminar consists of a series of presentations (of pre-circulated texts) by researchers from UPa as well as foreign invitees, focusing on topics in ethics and political philosophy. Adequate space for seminar discussion follows. The scope: topics in practical philosophy in historical authors (from Ancient philosophy to 20th century); systematical problems of practical philosophy esp. in the context of the analytical or Anglophone tradition (normative ethics, theory of emotions, metaethics, moral psychology, conceptions of justice and political authority, etc.); "applied" and actual topics (bioethics, animal ethics, ethical aspects of the phenomena such as racism, discrimination, violence, etc.); interdisciplinary openness in approach (esp. towards humanities and social science). The seminar is NOT suitable as an elective course for students who cannot participate in the discussion of the seminar topics (philosophical) in English. 23rd of September, Gen Eickers (Osnabrück University) 30th of September, No seminar due to David Rozen's doctoral defence 8th of October WED, joint, František Novotný (Religious Studies): "Tolerance amidst central medieval persecution of heresy? Bishop Wazo of Liege (ca. 985-1048) and his reported approach" 14th of October, Niklas Forsberg (CE): "A Photograph, and a Sentence" 21st of October, Alfred Archer (Tilburg University), "Parasocial Political Representation" 28th of October, PUBLIC HOLIDAY 4th of November, Alexei Anisin (CE): "How the Internet Changed America" 12th of November, WED, joint: Sylvie Bláhová (CE): "What Role Do Emotions Play in the Public Justification Process? An Emotionalist Interpretation of Public Justification" 18th of November, Martin Ritter (CAS) 25th of November, Silva Caprioglio Panizza (CE) 2nd of December, Petr Vaškovic (CAS): "An existential perspective on environmental hope" 10th of December, Wed, joint, František Valek, (Religious Studies) 16th of December, Herlinde Pauer-Studer (University of Vienna): " Role- bound Complicity. The Case of SS-Judge Konrad Morgen"

Prerequisites
unspecified

Assessment methods and criteria
unspecified
Registered students are expected to attend at least 80 % of the seminars and to participate in discussion.
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