Jan Palkoska
doc. Mgr. Jan Palkoska, Ph.D.
Email:
jan.palkoska@ff.cuni.cz
Phone:
(+420) 221619269
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Department of Arts and Religious Studies
Místnost č. 221
Courses Taught This Semester
Monday
Spinoza - Ethica I, Appendix
P218 10:50 - 12:20
Tuesday
MA Seminar
P225V 12:30 - 14:00
Tuesday
Events vs facts in contemporary ontology and semantics
P218 9:10 - 10:40
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Areas of specialization:
early-modern thought
analytical metaphysics
epistemology ane philosophy of science
Curriculum vitae:
2020- director, ÚFaR FF UK
2019-2020 vice-director, ÚFaR FF UK
2018 associate professor, FF UK, habilitation
The
a priori
in the Thought of Descartes: Cognition, Method, and Science
2010–2014 head of the Scholarship Commitee, FF UK
2005–2018 assistant professor, ÚFaR FF UK
2005 Ph.D., ÚFaR FF UK, Ph.D. thesis
Substance and Intelligibility: Leibniz´s Notion of Substance and Its Place in His Metaphysical Project
2002–2019 research fellow at the Department for the Study of Modern Rationality, Institute of Philosophy, Academy of Sciences
2000–2001 research stay at Leibniz-Forschungstelle Münster (DAAD)
1999–2005 Ph.D. studies at ÚFaR FF UK, Philosophy, supervisor Prof. M. Sobotka
1992–1998 MA studies at ÚFaR FF UK, Philosophy
born April 26, 1974 in Prague
Actual positions:
director, ÚFaR FF UK
associate professor, ÚFaR FF UK
Education:
MA, Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, Faculty of Arts, Charles University, 1998
Ph.D., Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, Faculty of Arts, Charles University, 2005
Publications from the Last Ten Years
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AFS500260
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Academic work seminar
AFS100011
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BA Seminar II
AFS100656
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Being and concept between Descartes and Leibniz
AFS100595
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Body, Human Body, and Mind from Descartes to Hume / Kant´s Theory of Knowledge
AFS500274
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Causa sive ratio?
AFS100443
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Causality - Conceptual and Ontological Aspects
AFS100480
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Causality - Conceptual and Ontological Aspects II (block seminar)
AFSV00067
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Cause, Reason, Explanation
AFSV00083
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Cause, Reason, Explanation II
AFS500242
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Chance, probability, necessity
AFS100255
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Contemporary Debates on Skepticism
AFS100256
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Contemporary Debates on Skepticism
AFS100261
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Contemporary Debates on Skepticism
AFS100262
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Contemporary Debates on Skepticism
AFSV00244
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Descartes - Discourse on Method
AFS100641
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Descartes - Principles of Philosophy
AFS100663
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Descartes - Replies to the Second Objections
AFS100444
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Descartes and Scepticism
AFS100273
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Descartes: Answers to the 7th Set of Objections to Mediations (Latin Philosophic Reading)
AFS100519
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Descartes: Answers to the 7th Set of Objections to Mediations (Latin Philosophic Reading)
AFS500118
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Descartes: Regulae ad directionem ingenii
AFS500129
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Descartes: Regulae ad directionem ingenii II
AFS500109
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Descartes's "Method": Analysis, Synthesis, Mathesis
AFS200012
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Early - modern Philosophy A
AFS100574
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Early Modern Philosophy I: Dynamical Theory of Subjectivity / Metaphysics in the Empiricists
AFS100503
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Early Modern Philosophy 1: Introduction to Empiricism / Idea and Notion from Descartes to Berkeley
AFS100413
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Early Modern Philosophy 1: Introduction to Schelling's Philosophy / Philosophy and Science between Descartes and Kant
AFS100719
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Essence, laws, and science between Descartes and Leibniz
AFS500330
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Events vs facts in contemporary ontology and semantics
AFSV00348
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G W. Leibniz - the "Monadology" and related texts
AFS100683
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God and World between Descartes and Leibniz
AFS500132
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Graded Paper I
AFS500133
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Graded Paper II
AFS500261
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Graded Paper in a Foreign Language
AFS100306
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Heidegger and (Traditional) Ontology
AFS100305
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Identity in Time: Contemporary Approaches
AFS100596
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Innatism / Body, Human Body, and Mind from Descartes to Hume
AFS100341
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Introduction to German Idealism/The Concept of Substance from Descartes to Hume
AFS100192
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Introduction to Pre-Kantian Early Modern Philosophy - Empiricism and Rationalism [2]
AFS100191
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Introduction to Pre-Kantian Early Modern Philosophy [1]
AFS5U0006
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Kant vs. Leibniz in the Critique of Pure Reason
AFS500220
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Kant vs. Leibniz in the Critique of Pure Reason
ASZFS0071
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Knowledge and Science in Western Philosophical Tradition
AFS100723
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Latin scholastic and early-modern texts
AFS100689
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Leibniz - De ipsa Natura (On Nature Itself)
AFSV00284
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Leibniz - Discours de metaphysique and correspondence with Arnauld
AFS100762
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Leibniz - texts on metaphysics and natural philosophy
AFS100736
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Leibniz - texts to natural philosophy
AFS100780
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Leibniz: Discours de métaphysique
AFS100129
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Leibniz [1]
AFS100130
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Leibniz [2]
AFS500072
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MA Course II: Philosophy as a Mirror of Nature?
AFS500068
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MA Course II: Spinoza and Leibniz
AFS400006
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MA Seminar
AFS5U0017
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MA Seminar
AFS500135
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MA Seminar
AFS500259
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MA Seminar
AFSV00044
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Mathematics and Physics for Philosophers
AFS100548
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Mathematics and Physics for Philosophers
AFS100740
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Matter and body, thought and mind between Descartes and Leibniz
AFS100707
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Matter and Mind between Descartes and Locke
AFS100012
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Modern Philosophy - exam
AFS500063
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Modern Philosophy - exam in front of an examination board for 2-year MA programme
AFS100412
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Modern Philosophy I: Philosophy, Science and Philosophy of Science between Descartes and Kant
AFS100708
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Newton - General Scholium and Query 23
AFS100651
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Philosophy and (natural) science between Descartes and Locke
AFSV00084
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Post-Analytic Philosophy
AFS100307
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Pyrrhonic Skepsis: A Systematic Interpretation
AFS500323
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Reason, explanation, reality
AFS500256
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Relational vs. absolute notions of space in physics and metaphysics
AFS500182
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Scepticism
ASZFS0052
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Science and knowledge in the Western thought
AFS100807
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Spinoza - Ethica I, Appendix
AFS100542
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Spinoza and Leibniz I
AFS100543
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Spinoza and Leibniz II
AFSV00034
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Spinoza and Leibniz III
AFS100798
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Spinoza, Ethics I, II
AFS500262
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Subject Colloquium I
AFS500263
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Subject Colloquium II
AFS100276
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The Concept of Idea between Descartes and Locke: Modern Philosophy
AFS500158
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The Leibniz-Clarke Correspondence
ASZFS0053
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The living and the liveless in the Western thought
AFS100623
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The notion of substance in Early-Modern rationalism
AFS100375
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The Splendour and Misery of Naturalism
AFS500053
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Thinking about Apriority - Tradition and the Present
AFS500054
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Thinking about Apriority - Tradition and the Present
AFS100376
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Thinking about Apriority - Tradition and the Present I
AFS100392
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Thinking about Apriority - Tradition and the Present II
AFS500027
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Translation Seminar I (2-year MA programme - graded paper)
AFS500210
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Whitehead
AFS500153
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"Why is there something rather than nothing?"
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