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Instructors: Prof. Dr. Matthew Braham
Event type:
Research colloquium
Displayed in timetable as:
Hours per week:
3
Credits:
6,0
Language of instruction:
English
Min. | Max. participants:
1 | 15
Allocation scheme: Phil_Oberseminare_WS1112
Comments/contents:
Normative theory is central to all aspects of our lives. It is concerned with how we ought to evaluate, decide, and act as individuals and as institutional actors, how society ought to be evaluated and organized and how we ought to decide and act as collective agents, and even how we ought to acquire knowledge. Moral norms, legal norms, technical norms, and epistemic norms guide our everyday behaviour and interactions. Normative Theory thus crosses the disciplinary boundaries philosophy, political science, economics, and law.
The aim of the group is to offer a platform for research and advanced research-driven teaching in all aspects of normative theory with a particular focus on current problems of society.
Didactic concept:
The aim of the NTG is to offer a platform for research and advanced research-driven teaching in all aspects of normative theory with a particular focus on current problems of society.
In WiSe 2019, the NTG will consist of
- 6 Guest speakers
- Project sessions (course projects)
- PhD Workshop (internal and external PhD projects)
- Master Workshop (internal projects)
- 2nd NTG Workshop (UHH and guest speakers)
Additional examination information:
Philosophy (MA) students
The colloquium can be attended as an element of the modules MA1, MA2, M3 (as an accompanying course (Begleitveranstaltung) or as a core course (Kernveranstaltung).
Accreditation/Assessment
You will have to attend all sessions, write an essay (accompanying course) or seminar paper (core course) and give a presentation at a separate workshop session. Students who receive a place should contact Prof. Braham to indicate whether they plan to attend the colloquium as an accompanying or core course. For further details on accreditation please consult the module structure and degree regulations.
MSc PEP students
The colloquium can be taken a philosophy elective (6 ECTS).
Accreditation/Assessment
You will have to attend all sessions, complete a 5000-word seminar paper on a topic agreed with Prof. Braham, and present the paper at a separate workshop session.
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