- HOSTING
- Spain
Hosting Information
- Offer Deadline
- EU Research Framework Programme
- H2020 / Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions
- Country
- Spain
- City
- Valencia
Organisation/Institute
- Organisation / Company
- University of Valencia
- Department
- Department of Philosophy
- Laboratory
- Research group “Kant-València”
- Is the Hosting related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure?
- No
Contact Information
- Organisation / Company Type
- Higher Education Institution
- Website
- pedro.teruel@uv.es
- State/Province
- Valencia
- Postal Code
- 46010
- Street
- Avenida Blasco Ibañez, 30
- Phone
Description
The core team of the research group “Kant-València” is made up of philosophers of the department of Philosophy of the University of València. We have an expertise in the history of modern and contemporary philosophy and interdisciplinary interests which span across other fields of philosophy (ethics, metaphysics, theory of knowledge and of science) and other disciplines such as neuroscience and evolutionary epistemology. We are in fruitful relationships with Spanish researchers we have closely worked with (Complutense University, UNED, UPSA and UB among others) and have fruitful relationships with researchers from Germany, Italy, Austria and other countries of the European Union and America.
In this framework, since 2013 we have led the permanent workshop “Kant and the contemporary problems of philosophy” at the Complutense University of Madrid, which takes place since 2020 at the University of València. We have published some collective works (among them Kant y las ciencias, 2011; Perspectivas contemporáneas sobre la filosofía kantiana, 2015). In collaboration with the Society of Kantian Studies in the Spanish Language (SEKLE) we have organized its 4th international conference, under the motto “The actuality of the Critique of pure reason”, at the Faculty of Philosophy and Education Sciences of València (2018).
Our main concern is to explore the contemporary problems of philosophy under the light of the philosophical tradition and specially of German classical philosophy. Special attention is paid to the current validity and limits of the transcendental idealism as well as to dialogue with contemporary issues such as the neuroscientific view of the human being, the evolutionary biology / epistemology and the cutting-edge research in quantum physics.
The University of Valencia is implementing since 2017 the Human Resources Strategy for Researchers (HRS4R),this seal recognizes the University’s ability to attract talent, create a favourable work conditions, encourage research and enhance the careers of researchers in Europe: https://www.uv.es/uvweb/research-service/en/uv-research/human-resources-strategy-researchers-1286005500771.html
We welcome in our team researchers wishing to apply for a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship, with research projects that connect with our own or complement it from theoretical or practical views.
The main objectives of the project can be reassumed in three research lines:
(1) Theoretical research lines:
- Meaning, reach and limits of transcendental idealism.
- Possibilities of naturalization of Kantian epistemology.
- Connections between transcendental idealism and the current scientific view of the world, focusing the perspectives of neuroscience, evolutionary biology / epistemology and quantum physics.
(2) Practical research lines:
- Validity and problems of the Kantian grounding of ethics.
- Connections of Kantian ethics with the current framework of artificial intelligence, digital society, animal ethics, environmental rights and pacificism.
- Kantian contributions to the challenges of cosmopolitan society and to the European politic and cultural project.
(3) Complementary lines:
- Historiographical analysis of the development of Kantian thought.
- Textual hermeneutics, with special attention to the new translations in Spanish and Valencian / Catalan language.
- Cartography of the reception of the Kantian thought in the 19th and 20th century.
Documents to be submitted by the candidates: CV, Research Project and Motivation Letter.