The Ethics Group is a forum at UiA for everyone researching normative questions. While the group is closely linked to our philosophy department, we aim to be inclusive of all disciplines. Membership requires a Master’s degree or higher in philosophy or an equivalent field. Our events are open to everyone.
PhD programme in humanities and education
Activity
Our research group hosts regular activities such as workshops, conferences, seminars, and reading groups. Additionally, we collaborate closely with other relevant research environments, both nationally and abroad.
Publications
Our members publish actively in journals, anthologies, and books, in both Norwegian and English. A full overview of our publications and research can be found by visiting the individual member profiles below. Here are some of our most recent publications:
- Odin Lysaker: Ecological Democracy: Caring for for the Earth in the Anthropocene (Routledge 2023).
- Ralph Henk Vaags: Valget: En studie av Pascals veddemål (Verbum akademisk 2023).
- Jonathan Egeland: «Ariadnetråden i Nietzsches Labyrint: Hvordan finne den «Virkelige Nietzsche»» i Norsk filosofisk tidsskrift (2023).
- Hilde Vinje: Én svale gjør ingen sommer: Filosofi om lykke (Res Publica 2022).
- Thomas Netland: «The Lived, Living, and Behavioral Sense of Perception: An Enactive-Phenomenological Response to a Sensorimotor Critique» i Penomenology and the Cognitive Sciences (2022).
- Terje E. Fredwall og Geir Heivoll (red.): Straffens etikk (Scandinavian Academic Press 2022).
- Camilla Flodin: «Remembering Nature Through Art: Hölderlin and the Poetic Representation of Life» i Intellectual History Review (2021).
- Odin Lysaker og Terje E. Fredwall (red.): Verdier i konflikt: Etikk i et mangfoldig samfunn (Cappelen Damm Akademisk 2020).
- Einar Duenger Bøhn: God and Abstract Objects (Cambridge University Press 2019).
- Terje Mesel: Vilje til frihet: En manns fortelling om barndom og overgrep (Portal forlag 2017).
- Håvard Løkke: Knowledge and Virtue in Early Stoicism (Springer 2015).