Jonathan Dancy är årets Pufendorf-föreläsare

Jonathan Dancy är professor i filosofi vid University of Texas i Austin, och forskningsprofessor vid University of Reading. Under många år undervisade han vid University of Keele. 2016 valdes han till ledamot av brittiska akademin. Hans många inflytelserika arbeten spänner över en rad olika ämnen, inklusive epistemologi, moral teori samt handlingsteori.

Mer information om Pufendorfföreläsningarna, tillsammans med inspelningar av tidigare Pufendorfföreläsningar finns här.

Tidigare Pufendorfföreläsare är: Amie L. Thomason (2022), Thomas Metzinger (2021), Daniel Dennett (2020), Susan Wolf (2019), Simon Blackburn (2018), Frans de Waal (2017), Michael Bratman (2016), Cristina Bicchieri (2015), Herbert H. Clark (2014), Christine Korsgaard (2013), Nancy Cartwright (2012), Nicholas Humphrey (2011), T.M. Scanlon (2010), Robert Stalnaker (2009), François Recanati (2008), Patricia Churchland (2007), John R. Searle (2006), Philip Pettit (2005), David Armstrong (2004), and Margaret Boden (2003).

In English:

The Department of Philosophy at Lund University is delighted to announce that Professor Jonathan Dancy is this year’s Pufendorf laureate. He will deliver three lectures on the topic of ‘The Metaphysics of Reasons’:  May 23, May 24 and May 25. The three lectures take place 3-5 p m in C126 at LUX, Lund University.

Jonathan Dancy is currently Professor of Philosophy at University of Texas at Austin and Research Professor at the University of Reading. He previously taught for many years at the University of Keele. In 2016, he was elected fellow of the British Academy. His many influential writings span over various topics including epistemology, moral theory, and theory of action. 

Here you find more information about the Pufendorf Lectures along with recordings of previous Pufendorf Lectures in Lund. 

Previous Pufendorf Lectures: Amie L. Thomason (2022), Thomas Metzinger (2021), Daniel Dennett (2020), Susan Wolf (2019), Simon Blackburn (2018), Frans de Waal (2017), Michael Bratman (2016), Cristina Bicchieri (2015), Herbert H. Clark (2014), Christine Korsgaard (2013), Nancy Cartwright (2012), Nicholas Humphrey (2011), T.M. Scanlon (2010), Robert Stalnaker (2009), François Recanati (2008), Patricia Churchland (2007), John R. Searle (2006), Philip Pettit (2005), David Armstrong (2004), and Margaret Boden (2003).