Events / Ludger Hagedorn

	Title	Date	Type	Speakers
	MQ Gespräche: Philipp Blom spricht mit Maja Göpel	Fri, 24.01.2025	Panels and Discussions	Ludger Hagedorn Philipp BlomMaja Göpel	MQ Gespräche: Philipp Blom spricht mit Maja Göpel Fri, 24.01.2025 Speakers: Ludger Hagedorn Philipp BlomMaja Göpel Series: Panels and Discussions Mit viel Neugier und Begeisterung für die menschlichen Möglichkeiten sprach die Transformationsexpertin und Bestsellerautorin Maja Göpel mit Philipp Blom über unsere Werte und wie sie in unserer Gesellschaft wirken: Wo kommen sie her, welche Werte wollen wir erhalten und schätzen, aus welchen können wir schöpfen – und welche stehen uns mitunter sogar im Weg? Welche Werte können helfen, mutig Veränderungen zu gestalten und in turbulenten Zeiten auf Kurs zu bleiben? Read more
MQ Gespräche: Philipp Blom spricht mit Maja Göpel Fri, 24.01.2025 Speakers: Ludger Hagedorn Philipp BlomMaja Göpel Series: Panels and Discussions Mit viel Neugier und Begeisterung für die menschlichen Möglichkeiten sprach die Transformationsexpertin und Bestsellerautorin Maja Göpel mit Philipp Blom über unsere Werte und wie sie in unserer Gesellschaft wirken: Wo kommen sie her, welche Werte wollen wir erhalten und schätzen, aus welchen können wir schöpfen – und welche stehen uns mitunter sogar im Weg? Welche Werte können helfen, mutig Veränderungen zu gestalten und in turbulenten Zeiten auf Kurs zu bleiben? Read more
	I Cannot. A Phenomenological Take on the Troubled European Peace	Mon, 20.01.2025	Seminars and Colloquia	Albert Dikovich Ludger Hagedorn	I Cannot. A Phenomenological Take on the Troubled European Peace Mon, 20.01.2025 Speakers: Albert Dikovich Ludger Hagedorn Series: Seminars and Colloquia Drawing upon the thought of Jan Patočka, Edmund Husserl, and Michel Henry, this talk explored the pathic “I cannot” in relation to war as a reality that can no longer be covered with meaning, which arguably is the core of the European dispositive of peace that has been constructed since 1945 and which, at least since February 24, 2022, is in a profound crisis. Read more
I Cannot. A Phenomenological Take on the Troubled European Peace Mon, 20.01.2025 Speakers: Albert Dikovich Ludger Hagedorn Series: Seminars and Colloquia Drawing upon the thought of Jan Patočka, Edmund Husserl, and Michel Henry, this talk explored the pathic “I cannot” in relation to war as a reality that can no longer be covered with meaning, which arguably is the core of the European dispositive of peace that has been constructed since 1945 and which, at least since February 24, 2022, is in a profound crisis. Read more
	A Paradigm Shift in Computer Science?	Thu, 28.11.2024 - Fri, 29.11.2024	Conferences and Workshops	Hannes Werthner Helga Nowotny Ludger Hagedorn Thomas HaighAgata Ciabattoni, Christiane Wendehorst, Claudia Plant, Hans Akkermans, Stefan Woltran	A Paradigm Shift in Computer Science? Thu, 28.11.2024 - Fri, 29.11.2024 Speakers: Hannes Werthner Helga Nowotny Ludger Hagedorn Thomas HaighAgata Ciabattoni, Christiane Wendehorst, Claudia Plant, Hans Akkermans, Stefan Woltran Series: Conferences and Workshops This workshop focused on the challenges for computer science and the sciences in general, the move from logic and algorithmic certainty to probability and LLMs. Read more
A Paradigm Shift in Computer Science? Thu, 28.11.2024 - Fri, 29.11.2024 Speakers: Hannes Werthner Helga Nowotny Ludger Hagedorn Thomas HaighAgata Ciabattoni, Christiane Wendehorst, Claudia Plant, Hans Akkermans, Stefan Woltran Series: Conferences and Workshops This workshop focused on the challenges for computer science and the sciences in general, the move from logic and algorithmic certainty to probability and LLMs. Read more
	Artificial Intelligence: The Brand That Wouldn’t Die	Mon, 18.11.2024	Seminars and Colloquia	Ludger Hagedorn Thomas Haigh	Artificial Intelligence: The Brand That Wouldn’t Die Mon, 18.11.2024 Speakers: Ludger Hagedorn Thomas Haigh Series: Seminars and Colloquia In this Fellows' Colloquium moderated by Ludger Hagedorn, Thomas Haigh explored where the AI brand came from, why it was so attractive to researchers and sponsors, and how artificial intelligence institutionalized as a subfield of computer science through research labs, curricula, textbooks, and professional associations. Read more
Artificial Intelligence: The Brand That Wouldn’t Die Mon, 18.11.2024 Speakers: Ludger Hagedorn Thomas Haigh Series: Seminars and Colloquia In this Fellows' Colloquium moderated by Ludger Hagedorn, Thomas Haigh explored where the AI brand came from, why it was so attractive to researchers and sponsors, and how artificial intelligence institutionalized as a subfield of computer science through research labs, curricula, textbooks, and professional associations. Read more
	Meeting of Patočka Scholars, Editors, and Translators	Fri, 08.11.2024 - Fri, 08.11.2024	Conferences and Workshops	Jakub Čapek James Dodd Jan Frei Klaus Nellen Ludger Hagedorn Michael Staudigl Sandra Lehmann Wojciech StarzynskiMichaela Belejkaničova, Hana Gründler, Golfo Maggini, Saverio Matrangolo, Ondřej Sikora, Jaroslava Vydrova, Gustav Strandberg, Simas Celutka, Kamil Moroz, Martin Ritter, Helena Djablikova	Meeting of Patočka Scholars, Editors, and Translators Fri, 08.11.2024 - Fri, 08.11.2024 Speakers: Jakub Čapek James Dodd Jan Frei Klaus Nellen Ludger Hagedorn Michael Staudigl Sandra Lehmann Wojciech StarzynskiMichaela Belejkaničova, Hana Gründler, Golfo Maggini, Saverio Matrangolo, Ondřej Sikora, Jaroslava Vydrova, Gustav Strandberg, Simas Celutka, Kamil Moroz, Martin Ritter, Helena Djablikova Series: Conferences and Workshops The IWM Archive was the first systematic and official collection of Jan Patočka's writings before the establishment of the Patočka Archives in Prague after 1989. This workshop invited for an exchange of ideas and discussions on research projects, translations, editions, and possible cooperations related to Patočka's writings. Read more
Meeting of Patočka Scholars, Editors, and Translators Fri, 08.11.2024 - Fri, 08.11.2024 Speakers: Jakub Čapek James Dodd Jan Frei Klaus Nellen Ludger Hagedorn Michael Staudigl Sandra Lehmann Wojciech StarzynskiMichaela Belejkaničova, Hana Gründler, Golfo Maggini, Saverio Matrangolo, Ondřej Sikora, Jaroslava Vydrova, Gustav Strandberg, Simas Celutka, Kamil Moroz, Martin Ritter, Helena Djablikova Series: Conferences and Workshops The IWM Archive was the first systematic and official collection of Jan Patočka's writings before the establishment of the Patočka Archives in Prague after 1989. This workshop invited for an exchange of ideas and discussions on research projects, translations, editions, and possible cooperations related to Patočka's writings. Read more
	Existence and Perspectivity. Some Reflections on Perspectivism in Nietzsche and Patočka	Mon, 04.11.2024	Seminars and Colloquia	Jakub Čapek Ludger Hagedorn	Existence and Perspectivity. Some Reflections on Perspectivism in Nietzsche and Patočka Mon, 04.11.2024 Speakers: Jakub Čapek Ludger Hagedorn Series: Seminars and Colloquia The notion of perspectivity refers to the fact that the cognition and self-understanding of human beings are bound to their point of view, be it literally their position in space or their linguistic-cultural identity. Examples of perspectivity thus range from perception (I see the same room from a different angle than anyone else) to intersubjective and intercultural perspectivity (where e.g., the discovery of America is instead seen as the encounter or collision of cultures), and even extend to perspectivism in the shaping of one’s life. Read more
Existence and Perspectivity. Some Reflections on Perspectivism in Nietzsche and Patočka Mon, 04.11.2024 Speakers: Jakub Čapek Ludger Hagedorn Series: Seminars and Colloquia The notion of perspectivity refers to the fact that the cognition and self-understanding of human beings are bound to their point of view, be it literally their position in space or their linguistic-cultural identity. Examples of perspectivity thus range from perception (I see the same room from a different angle than anyone else) to intersubjective and intercultural perspectivity (where e.g., the discovery of America is instead seen as the encounter or collision of cultures), and even extend to perspectivism in the shaping of one’s life. Read more
	Patočka on the Death of Europe and Its Future: Some Questions	Mon, 23.09.2024	Seminars and Colloquia	James Dodd Ludger Hagedorn	Patočka on the Death of Europe and Its Future: Some Questions Mon, 23.09.2024 Speakers: James Dodd Ludger Hagedorn Series: Seminars and Colloquia James Dodd’s presentation focused on Jan Patočka’s thoughts on the philosophical idea of Europe. Dodd discussed Patočka’s reflections on Europe, its identification with philosophy, and the role of the complex of spiritual, political, and historical legacies of Europe in imagining a post-European future. Read more
Patočka on the Death of Europe and Its Future: Some Questions Mon, 23.09.2024 Speakers: James Dodd Ludger Hagedorn Series: Seminars and Colloquia James Dodd’s presentation focused on Jan Patočka’s thoughts on the philosophical idea of Europe. Dodd discussed Patočka’s reflections on Europe, its identification with philosophy, and the role of the complex of spiritual, political, and historical legacies of Europe in imagining a post-European future. Read more
	The New Sciences of the Artificial and Why We Need Philosophy	Thu, 27.06.2024	Lecture	Ludger Hagedorn Viola SchiaffonatiErich Prem	The New Sciences of the Artificial and Why We Need Philosophy Thu, 27.06.2024 Speakers: Ludger Hagedorn Viola SchiaffonatiErich Prem Series: Lecture The current acceleration in the design, deployment, and use of autonomous and intelligent systems (notably AI and intelligent robotics) calls for an urgent reconsidering of the realm of artificiality. In this Digital Humanism Lecture, Viola Schiaffonati discussed the philosophical foundations of this new and interdisciplinary field of study. Read more
The New Sciences of the Artificial and Why We Need Philosophy Thu, 27.06.2024 Speakers: Ludger Hagedorn Viola SchiaffonatiErich Prem Series: Lecture The current acceleration in the design, deployment, and use of autonomous and intelligent systems (notably AI and intelligent robotics) calls for an urgent reconsidering of the realm of artificiality. In this Digital Humanism Lecture, Viola Schiaffonati discussed the philosophical foundations of this new and interdisciplinary field of study. Read more
	Two Versions of the Common Good: How Catholic Integralism Seeks to Subvert Liberalism	Mon, 10.06.2024	Seminars and Colloquia	H. David Baer Ludger Hagedorn	Two Versions of the Common Good: How Catholic Integralism Seeks to Subvert Liberalism Mon, 10.06.2024 Speakers: H. David Baer Ludger Hagedorn Series: Seminars and Colloquia In this Fellows' Colloquium presentation, David Baer focused on the way Catholic integralists attempt to subvert principles of liberalism by leveraging the seemingly innocuous and universally acceptable concept of the common good. Read more
Two Versions of the Common Good: How Catholic Integralism Seeks to Subvert Liberalism Mon, 10.06.2024 Speakers: H. David Baer Ludger Hagedorn Series: Seminars and Colloquia In this Fellows' Colloquium presentation, David Baer focused on the way Catholic integralists attempt to subvert principles of liberalism by leveraging the seemingly innocuous and universally acceptable concept of the common good. Read more
	Vienna Meets Prague: Kuratorenführung und Künstlergespräch zu Photograph – Pantograph	Fri, 07.06.2024	Festivals	Ludger HagedornAndrej Kasík	Vienna Meets Prague: Kuratorenführung und Künstlergespräch zu Photograph – Pantograph Fri, 07.06.2024 Speakers: Ludger HagedornAndrej Kasík Series: Festivals Der Pantograph (wörtlich „Allesschreiber“, „Alleszeichner“) ist ein analoges Zeichengerät für die originalgetreue Duplizierung/Verkleinerung/Vergrößerung von Zeichnungen. In Zeiten vor der digitalen Bildbearbeitung war er unersetzliches Hilfsmittel der Reproduktion und besonders der technischen Zeichnung. Wie vielleicht kein zweites Ding auf der Welt steht der Pantograph symbolisch für die Fotokunst des Andrej Kasík. Auch Kasík ist ein analoger „Alleszeichner“, der in seinen Fotos die Welt auf geheimnisvolle Weise spiegelt, dupliziert, Großes reduziert oder in der Vergrößerung der Details Neues erscheinen lässt. Read more
Vienna Meets Prague: Kuratorenführung und Künstlergespräch zu Photograph – Pantograph Fri, 07.06.2024 Speakers: Ludger HagedornAndrej Kasík Series: Festivals Der Pantograph (wörtlich „Allesschreiber“, „Alleszeichner“) ist ein analoges Zeichengerät für die originalgetreue Duplizierung/Verkleinerung/Vergrößerung von Zeichnungen. In Zeiten vor der digitalen Bildbearbeitung war er unersetzliches Hilfsmittel der Reproduktion und besonders der technischen Zeichnung. Wie vielleicht kein zweites Ding auf der Welt steht der Pantograph symbolisch für die Fotokunst des Andrej Kasík. Auch Kasík ist ein analoger „Alleszeichner“, der in seinen Fotos die Welt auf geheimnisvolle Weise spiegelt, dupliziert, Großes reduziert oder in der Vergrößerung der Details Neues erscheinen lässt. Read more