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Ľubica Učník
Professor Učník was until 2020 teaching in the Philosophy department at Murdoch University Western Australia.
Articles, book chapters, conference papers
Americans are from Mars and Europeans are from Venus: an answer to Robert Kagan, 2004
Kant: sensus communis and public reasoning, 2004
Esse or habere. To be or to have: Patočka’s critique of Husserl and Heidegger, 2007
Patočka on Techno-Power and the Sacrificial Victim (Oběť), 2011
Aesthetics or ethics? Italian neorealism and the Czechoslovak New Wave cinema, 2007
Human existence: Patočka's appropriation of Arendt, 2010
Patočka’s discussion with Dostoevsky on the future of science and christianity, 2015
Patočka, Charter 77, the state and morality: “May it all be for the benefit of the community!”, 2018
The allure and impossibility of an algorithmic future: a lesson from Patočka’s supercivilisation, 2021
Patočkian reflections on the life-world and the space of manifestation, Judgement, Responsibility and the Life-World Perth Workshop, 2011
Judgement, responsibility and the life-world (with Anita Williams), Judgement, Responsibility and the Life-World Perth Workshop, 2011
Conference proceedings
Judgement, Responsibility and the Life-World Perth Workshop, 2011
Videos
“Jan Patočka: From the Concept of Evidence to the Natural World and Beyond”. Workshop 2012 - Judgment, Responsibility and the Life-world, Prague, Czech Republic: 9–11 May [followed by: ] questions session
How to Live Well, St John's Church, Fremantle, 25 March 2020
Email Ľubica Učník.
See also: all publications.
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