Roe Fremstedal

Roe Fremstedal is a Professor at the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). Their research focuses on ethics, philosophical anthropology, and existential philosophy, addressing themes like moral constraints, religious belief, and societal challenges. They have presented at venues including the Trondheim House of Literature and international workshops on Kierkegaard and Kant. With 139+ documented results, their work spans lectures (2024-2025) and monographs (e.g., 2021 Palgrave Macmillan book on radical evil). Active in interdisciplinary dialogues between philosophy, religion, and ethics.

Research interests include value theory, medical ethics, and the philosophy of history. Their 2025 lecture on 'Nihilism?' explores modern societal crises through religious and ethical lenses. Recent work bridges existentialist thought with contemporary moral dilemmas, emphasizing phenomenological approaches to ethical questions.

No awards or grants are explicitly listed, though their prolific output suggests sustained academic engagement. Collaborative activities include co-authorship with scholars like Gunnar Skirbekk and Siri Granum Carson.