Henriikka
@hhenriikka.bsky.social
ein überfordertes Subjekt | postdoc @UNIGE | interested in philosophy of history & history of philosophy | she/her
You could say Kant was “sleepmaxxing” before he read Hume
Theory: Mr. Darcy in Pride and Prejudice is grumpy because he was an analytic philosopher born several generations too early.
Listening to Viennese Bildunsgsbürger*innen whine about a theatre performance over ein Glas Sekt is both amusing and why I don’t want to die in this city.
In the 1930s, a group of European philosophers fled fascism and reshaped American philosophy. Why did logical positivism have such an impact on US thought? And why did it play a central role in the culture wars of the 1950s and 1960s? Released today! Logical Positivism: An American History (1/3)
philosophers of the human sciences, HOPOS-people, historians of philosophy watch out: This is going to be a fantastic book! #philosophy #philsci #&HPS #HOPOS
Editing my book (forthcoming, De Gruyter!), found that I’d quoted Dilthey complaining in a letter to his publisher (Walter de Gruyter!) about being exhausted and unable to meet his deadlines. Very pleased with this.
Editing my book (forthcoming, De Gruyter!), found that I’d quoted Dilthey complaining in a letter to his publisher (Walter de Gruyter!) about being exhausted and unable to meet his deadlines. Very pleased with this.
New Podcast Episode on our Homepage, Spotify and Apple Podcasts! Forces of History In this episode Jacob Blumenfeld and Robin Celikates discuss the potentials and limits of the forces of history for human emancipation. Listen here: criticaltheoryinberlin.de/podcast/podc...
Deutsche Bahn is reliably itself: ”Mal schauen wie weit wir kommen. Ich möchte hier nichts versprechen”
Not saying I wanna end up in medieval/renaissance hell. Just saying some people might be really into what happens in medieval/renaissance hell.
Got to see Giotto's frescoes in Padua. Despair & Hope were the ones that stayed with me. Sadly, the museum shop didn't cater to my specific emotional and aesthetic needs.
walked 500 meters in 37°C heat and had to take a break. Really hammers home the “crisis” in climate crisis.
There's now also a poster for our November conference Learning from History: The Philosophies of Historiography and the Historical Sciences. The submission deadline is in the end of August. Please spread the word, and come to Ostrava to discuss the historical sciences and their philosophy with us!
I respect and fear people who don't feel the urge to escape into the woods when they need to make a phone call. Couldn't be me.
There are decades where nothing happens (weeks when inbox remains suspiciously empty); and there are weeks where decades happen (one day I get 10 emails all requiring immediate answers)
To access my Geneva admin profile, I have to retrieve my PIN code by an automated voice message. In French. This, and only this, is what those random listening exercises in French classes have prepared me for.
Me: "I think my new philosophical project is more fun than what I've been doing previously." My wife Emma: "I think you're stretching the word 'fun' beyond its natural boundaries."
Oh the vibes, the vibes… I’m in Café Schopenhauer, editing a proposal on the Crisis of Philosophy in the 1930s. A guy next to me is reading this:
Academics telling each other how busy they are is so lame. Let’s tell each other we’re feeling indolent, or have ennui.
Barbara Day's The Velvet Philosophers (1999) dives into the history of Czecholovakian underground universities during the Socialist regime. Incredible stories and facts - from Derrida's imprisonment to the amount of leaders (e g. Havel) who studied UG so to speak... A great read!
I am happy to share my talented friend Henriikka Hannula's talk @hhenriikka.bsky.social on "Existential Historicism: The Rise and Fall of a Sense-Making youtu.be/QVZPBG__-Fc?...
Henriikka Hannula "Existential Historicism: The Rise and Fall of a Sense-Making Framework"
YouTube video by Centre for Philosophical Studies of History
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