Moral philosophy

Issues concerning human agency from a moral, political, social, psychological, and anthropological viewpoint.

Our current research interests include:

- Ancient Greek moral psychology and emotion theory (esp. Plato and Aristotle).

- Philosophical anthropology and philosophy of anthropology.

- Philosophy of emotion.

- Philosophy of social science (esp. psychology, sociology, and anthropology).

- Pragmatism: ethics and epistemology.

- Theories of modernity: ethics and politics (esp. Machiavelli, Spinoza, and Vico).

People

Full Professor

keywords: philosophy of social sciences, philosophical anthropology, philosophy and psychoanalysis, theories of justice,

Associate Professor

keywords: Emotion theory; ancient Greek philosophical psychology (esp. Plato and Aristotle); moral philosophy; feminist philosophy

Associate Professor

keywords: History of Political Thought, Cinema, Literature, and Philosophy, Political Philosophy, History of Philosophy from the

Full Professor

keywords: children, Human Rights, responsibility, Moral Argumentation, torture, black pedagogy, Universalism, Autonomy, violence,

Associate Professor

keywords: Neo-Kantianism, Phenomenology, Metaethics, Values

Research fellow

keywords: disability studies, feminist theory, feminist technoscience, Philosophical Posthumanism, Gender studies, Queer theory,

PhD Student

keywords: Spinoza, body, theatre, women, erotism

Junior assistant professor (fixed-term)

keywords: Pragmatism; philosophy and social sciences; interest; psychoanalysis.

Full Professor

keywords: Ethics and Philosophy; Pragmatism; French Philosophy; Spinozism and history of Spinozism; History of Modern