Areas of Specialisation 

Philosophy of Technology (French-German School), the Modern Technological Condition of the Human Condition, Hannah Arendt's Political Philosophy, Modern Labor Paradigm, Discourse Analysis, Foucauldian Epistemology, Freud/Lacan Psychoanalytical Theory

Areas of Competence

The so-called “Poststructuralist” Philosophy, Critical Theory, Historical Discourses of Souverinity, Discourses of the Modern Knowledge Society, Discourses of European Modern and Contemporary Performing Arts, New Work Discourse, Coaching in Academic Writing

Project: The Conditio Humana in the Age of AI

What does it mean to be active as a human under technological conditions shaped by algorithmic systems? Drawing on Hannah Arendt’s notion of the Conditio Humana, understood as the ensemble of conditions under which human activity takes shape and acquires meaning, this project sketches a contemporary vision of the Vita Activa. Moving beyond master–slave dualisms, it explores how AI reshapes the quasi-transcendental conditions that render human activity intelligible. In pursuit of a philosophy of co-activity (Mit-Tätigsein), it investigates the entangled yet asymmetrical relationship between human and machine agency and argues that the concept of activity itself must be reformulated in light of these technological conditions.

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