Achim Lohmar

Prof. Dr. Achim Lohmar is an Adjunct Professor of Philosophy at the Institute of Philosophy, Faculty of Humanities, University of Duisburg-Essen. His primary roles include teaching special topics in philosophy and maintaining research activities in ethics and moral responsibility. Contact details include the address at Universitätsstr. 12, Essen, and email achim.lohmar@uni-due.de. Consultations require prior arrangement via email.

Research focuses on ethical theory, moral responsibility frameworks, and philosophical debates around human dignity, tolerance, and existential themes like mortality. Key areas include critiques of human dignity concepts, incompatibilism in free will discussions, and tolerance theory development. His work intersects with Hegelian philosophy and religious critique, notably addressing Radical Orthodoxy movements and Humean skepticism toward religious belief.

Publications span over two decades, with major contributions in journals like International Journal of Philosophy and Grazer Philosophische Studien. Notable themes include moral accountability under determinism, the paradoxes of death, and ethical self-regard. Recent works (2017) critically examine human dignity constructs and moral responsibility principles.

No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned in his profile. Advising records and grant details are not provided. His affiliation with the Institute of Philosophy emphasizes theoretical research rather than applied projects.