Background and experience
I began my PhD project at the University of Agder in the autumn of 2022. I hold both my Master’s degree (2020) and Bachelor’s degree (2018) in Philosophy from the University of Agder.
Areas of responsibility
Twenty-five per cent of my PhD position has consisted of teaching. I have primarily taught Philosophy of Religion and Existentialism, History of Philosophy, and Examen Facultatum.
Teaching
- FIL 101 Philosophy of Religion and Existentialism
- FIL 103 History of Philosophy
- EX-102 Examen Facultatum.
Research
PhD project
In my project, I aim to demonstrate that there are weaknesses in the ways arguments for the existence of God are presented in traditional and contemporary debates within the philosophy of religion. Central to the project is the use and further development of Søren Kierkegaard’s arguments in Philosophical Fragments (1844/2014). The project lies within the fields of philosophy of religion and Kierkegaard studies.
The project is article-based. The first article, "Kritikk av gudsargumenter", was published in the anthology Gudsargumenter (2024).
Academic interests
Kierkegaard, philosophy of religion