Anne Clausen

Dr. Anne Clausen is a Professor of Practical Philosophy at the University of Göttingen, specializing in subjectivity, temporality, and ethics within German Idealism and Phenomenology.

• Education: Doctorate from University of Göttingen (2021), thesis on Hegel and Levinas.

Research Focus: Practical Philosophy, temporality of human existence, philosophy of life, and comparative studies of Hegel and Levinas. Her work bridges German Idealism, Phenomenology, and interdisciplinary approaches to ethics.

Publications Trends: Recent works analyze temporal structures in philosophy (2023), intuition as method (2022), and subjectivity in Hegel and Levinas (2018). Key themes include ethics, existential analysis, and philosophical psychology.

Projects: Research assistant in the DFG project "Medicine and the Time Structure of the Good Life" and habilitation project on "Time and the Good Life" (2023).

Contact: Room 0.234, Tel. 39-33694, email.