News

Dan Zahavi’s Husserl’s Phenomenology (Stanford 2003) is now available in Georgian translation.

Dan Zahavi and Kristian Moltke Martiny in a new podcast that is part of the philosophy-series at UniRadio on SoundCloud (This podcast is in Danish).

Simon Høffding' s dissertation is mentioned in an article by David Allen in The New York Times.

Read the portrait on Research in psychiatric treatment and care in the Capital Region of Denmark webpage

Dan Zahavi’s co-edited book Self, no self is reviewed in Mind http://m.mind.oxfordjournals.org/content/125/499/923.full

The documentary film Natural Disorder, part of Kristian Martiny's project, won the Best Psychology-related Documentary award in Poland.

The documentary film Natural Disorder won the main competition at DOK.fest Münich last week.

Kristian Moltke Martiny has received a 3-year grant (2016-2019) from the Elsass Foundation to establish a research group in psychological and social aspects of cerebral palsy.

The theatre piece "Human afvikling" starring Jacob Nossell and developed in collaboration with Kristian Martiny, Postdoc at the Center will play at Skuespilhuset from October, 2016.

Courses taught by CFS staff at UCPH the coming fall semester are now available on our site for further exploration.

The Open Commons of Phenomenology is a community-led academic project, the aim of which is to host in open access central works in phenomenology

Alessandro Salice has co-edited the book "The Phenomenological Approach to Social Reality".

As part of the Helsinki Lectures on Intersubjectivity Professor Dan Zahavi gave a lecture on Anonymity, intersubjectivity and the self-other differentiation. A video of the lecture is now available.

The documentary film Natural Disorder, which was part of Kristian Martiny's PhD project at the Center for Subjectivity Research is nominated for a Robert Award and a Bodil Award.

Simon Høffding will be talking about musical expertise on P2 and Radio 24/7.