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Assistant Professor
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Daphne Brandenburg is an Assistant Professor in Applied Ethics, at the University of Groningen.
Her work critically analyses how research in psychology and the cognitive sciences has bearing on ethical questions about autonomy, consent, and responsibility. Do implicit biases undermine our autonomy? When does a child become responsible and why? How might a mental health condition mitigate culpability? When and why is praise patronizing? And, what do the answers to these questions imply for society, criminal justice, and therapy? These are some of the key questions she has addressed in her work.
She also has an interest in the philosophy of emotions and in the ethics of humor.
Her work critically analyses how research in psychology and the cognitive sciences has bearing on ethical questions about autonomy, consent, and responsibility. Do implicit biases undermine our autonomy? When does a child become responsible and why? How might a mental health condition mitigate culpability? When and why is praise patronizing? And, what do the answers to these questions imply for society, criminal justice, and therapy? These are some of the key questions she has addressed in her work.
She also has an interest in the philosophy of emotions and in the ethics of humor.
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Postdoctoral Researcher
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Philosophy of Migration, Political Subjectivity, Aesthetics, Philosophy of Work
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Assistant Professor
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metaethics, aesthetics, free will, meaning of life
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Visiting Ph.D. candidate
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Metaphysics, Social Ontology, Philosophy of Social Sciences, Philosophy of Language
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PhD student
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Professor of Political Philosophy, Dean
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social justice, philosophy of markets, history of economic and political thought, ethics in organizations, political epistemology
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Professor in Ethics, Social and Political Philosophy
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Ethics, Social Ontology, and Political Philosophy
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Professor of Philosophy (Ethics and its History)
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Ethics and political philosophy (esp. Immanuel Kant, Kantianism), philosophical cosmopolitanism
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Assistant Professor
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Feminist philosophy, phenomenology, social and political philosophy.
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PhD student
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PhD candidate
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Feminist Philosophy, Feminist Epistemology, Epistemic Injustice, Philosophy of Emotions, Affective Injustice
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PhD student
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Political Theory, Marxist Feminism, Democratic Theory, Work
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Researcher and lecturer
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PhD student
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Ethics (especially Kantian Ethics), metaethics (especially constitutivism/constructivism
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PhD Candidate
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Humor and Play in Political Discourse, Ethics of Political Humor, Political Rhetoric, US & Dutch Politics
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PhD student
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Professor of Moral and Political Philosophy
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Political Theory; Ethics; Public Health Ethics; Philosophy of Public Policy
See my personal website for more.
See my personal website for more.
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PhD student
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PhD Student
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Feminist philosophy
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Associate Professor
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Social and Political Philosophy, Critical Social Theory, Ideology Theory, Applied issues, Philosophy of Privacy, Philosophy of Hope
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Professor
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Metaethics and related areas of philosophy
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PhD student
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Animal Ethics, Moral Psychology, Moral Agency in Nonhuman Animals, Evolutionary theories of Morality
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Conceptual Engineering, Meaningful Human Control, Responsibility and Control Gaps
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PhD student
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Social & Political Philosophy, Critical Theory, Hegel, Recognition Theory
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