teleology

14 projects

HEIndividual fellowship2025–2027Italy

TONES · The Only Free Science: Philosophy Without Presuppositions From Classical German Philosophy to Contemporary Philosophy

3 partners · 3 countries

HEIndividual fellowship2022–2024Germany

A Theory of Opinion · Certainty in an Uncertain World: A Philosophy of Opinion

H2020Individual fellowship2021–2023Norway

neoMONSTERS · The neoMONSTERS Within: The Others in India’s Science Fiction

H2020Individual fellowship2021–2024Denmark

PERPREP · Representing Perpetration in Documentaries on Genocide

H2020Individual fellowship2020–2025Denmark

MadByz · Being ‘Mad’ in Byzantium. Toward a History of Mental Disorders in Early and Middle Greek Middle Ages

H2020Individual fellowship2020–2023Italy

NINA · Norms in Nature: Rethinking the Natural Side of Normativity. Towards a New Hegelian Paradigm

2 partners · 2 countries

H2020Individual fellowship2020–2024Norway

FictDial · What do we learn from dialogues in fiction?

H2020Individual fellowship2019–2021Denmark

Gentime · Eschatological time as women’s time? Gendered temporality and female holiness in Early Christianity and Byzantium

H2020Individual fellowship2018–2020United Kingdom

Comedy and Politics · The Comedy of Political Philosophy. Democratic Citizenship, Political Judgment, and Ideals in Political Practice.

H2020Individual fellowship2018–2021Belgium

HoBi · Hegel's Philosophy of Biology

2 partners · 2 countries

H2020Individual fellowship2018–2021Norway

Readers as Observers · The construction of readers as (co-)observers in multimodal novels. Radical reader engagement in the visual age

H2020Individual fellowship2016–2019Italy

HEGNAT · Naturalism in German Classical Philosophy: Nature, Recognition and Freedom in the Hegelian Theory of Social Interaction and Cooperation

2 partners · 2 countries

H2020Individual fellowship2016–2018United Kingdom

BeSec · Beyond the Secular: Narrativizing religious change in contemporary German novels

FP6Individual fellowship2005–2007Spain

TELLIT · Computational models of Computer Narrative