Posts by: Sabine Döring
This is to invite everybody to share and comment on our activities around our DFG-project “Emotions and Values” (team: Sabine Doering [chair], Anika Lutz and Anton Hase). In November, we’ll host an international conference on Emotion and Perception here in Tübingen, and we’re [...]
Philosophie und Gefühle: das Beispiel Hoffnung (31/01/2012)
On why it can be rational to rely on one’s hope
Talk page at Philosophische Gesellschaft Bremen’s site and on Lanyrd
Some time ago, my colleague Matthias Neuber persuaded me to present a paper at his Vaihinger conference (also see the conference page on Lanyrd). The paper is supposed to deal with ‘fictionalism’ in ethics and should ‘somehow’ relate to Vaihinger’s philosophy of [...]
Explorations from the perspective of philosophy, psychology and neuroscience into the nature of the multisensory mechanisms behind flavour perception.
Speakers: Prof Charles Spence, Professor of Experimental Psychology, Crossmodal Research Lab, Oxford University Dr Ophelia Deroy, Marie Curie Fellow, Institute of Philosophy, University of London Prof Barry C [...]
In der heutigen Ausgabe der Süddeutschen findet sich ein Artikel von einem Christoph Grube, überschrieben “Der Bluff mit den Fußnoten-Phantom“, in dem behauptet wird, ich hätte falsch zitiert:
Ebenso ihre Tübinger Kollegin Sabine Döring in ihrem Aufsatz “Standhafte Krieger und sittenlose Verführer” im [...]
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Prof. Dr. Sabine A. Döring
Sabine Döring is Professor of Philosophy at Universität Tübingen.
She is also Board Member and Principal Investigator of the Tübingen cluster of excellence Center for Integrative Neuroscience (CIN). And she is speaker of the Mini-GK Grounding Self and Agency.
Sabine studied Philosophy, German Literature, Linguistics, and Psychology at Göttingen University. She was Research Associate in Philosophy at King's College London and The University of Manchester, and prior to that an Assistant Professor in Philosophy at Duisburg-Essen University, also doing research at UC Berkeley and St. Andrews University.
Her main research areas are (meta-) ethics, aesthetics, and the theory of practical rationality, with an emphasis on emotion and the question of what role the emotions have to play in the theory of value. She is also interested in the philosophy of mind and the philosophy of the social sciences, in particular, in the philosophy of economics.
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