Tune in to Academy Research Fellow and Adjunct Professor Timo Miettinen’s talk from the workshop Europe and the Crisis of Reason: “The Ordoliberal Dream of Europe.” The Europe and the Crisis of Reason Conference series, delves into the philosophical and intellectual responses to the crises of the twentieth century and examines how these ideas have shaped the post-WWII European project. The series also includes presentations from various fields within the theoretical humanities and social sciences, offering a multidisciplinary perspective on Europe's evolving identity. Brought to you by the Centre of Excellence in Law, Identity (EuroStorie), University of Helsinki

Listen to Dr. Karolina Stenlund's talk "Swedish answers to an American Dilemma? The influence of Gunnar Myrdal’s thinking in the American Civil rights Movement" The Europe and the Crisis of Reason Conference series, delves into the philosophical and intellectual responses to the crises of the twentieth century and examines how these ideas have shaped the post-WWII European project. The series also includes presentations from various fields within the theoretical humanities and social sciences, offering a multidisciplinary perspective on Europe's evolving identity.

Listen to Dr. Kolar Aparna's talk "Reading “post-WWII Europe” against the grain: Black feminist Poethical responses to Slavery and the crisis of Reason". The Europe and the Crisis of Reason Conference series, delves into the philosophical and intellectual responses to the crises of the twentieth century and examines how these ideas have shaped the post-WWII European project. The series also includes presentations from various fields within the theoretical humanities and social sciences, offering a multidisciplinary perspective on Europe's evolving identity.Brought to you by the Centre of Excellence in Law, Identity (EuroStorie), University of Helsinki 

Listen to Tuija's talk on exceptional Reason: Kant, Husserl and Derrida The Europe and the Crisis of Reason Conference series, delves into the philosophical and intellectual responses to the crises of the twentieth century and examines how these ideas have shaped the post-WWII European project. The series also includes presentations from various fields within the theoretical humanities and social sciences, offering a multidisciplinary perspective on Europe's evolving identity.Brought to you by the Centre of Excellence in Law, Identity (EuroStorie), University of Helsinki 

Listen to Ville Erkkilä's talk on "The Images of Law and Society After the End Law" The Europe and the Crisis of Reason Conference series, delves into the philosophical and intellectual responses to the crises of the twentieth century and examines how these ideas have shaped the post-WWII European project. The series also includes presentations from various fields within the theoretical humanities and social sciences, offering a multidisciplinary perspective on Europe's evolving identity. Brought to you by the Centre of Excellence in Law, Identity (EuroStorie), University of Helsinki Transcription available on our website : https://www.helsinki.fi/en/researchgroups/law-identity-and-the-european-narratives/news-and-events/europe-and-the-crisis-of-reason-podcast-ville-erkkila-the-images-of-law-and-society-after-the-end-law

Catch philosopher Mirja Hartimo’s speech from the workshop Europe and the Crisis of Reason: “Logic and the Crisis of Reason.” The Europe and the Crisis of Reason Conference series, delves into the philosophical and intellectual responses to the crises of the twentieth century and examines how these ideas have shaped the post-WWII European project. The series also includes presentations from various fields within the theoretical humanities and social sciences, offering a multidisciplinary perspective on Europe's evolving identity. Brought to you by the Centre of Excellence in Law, Identity (EuroStorie), University of Helsinki

Tune in to philosopher Sami Pihlström’s speech: "The Crisis of Pacifism: Pragmatist and Transcendental Perspectives.” Read the Full transcription from our website: https://www.helsinki.fi/en/researchgroups/law-identity-and-the-european-narratives/news-and-events/europe-and-the-crisis-of-reason-podcast-mirja-hartimo-logic-and-the-crisis-of-reason This episode is part of the Europe and the Crisis of Reason Conference series, which delves into the philosophical and intellectual responses to the crises of the twentieth century and examines how these ideas have shaped the post-WWII European project. The series also includes presentations from various fields within the theoretical humanities and social sciences, offering a multidisciplinary perspective on Europe's evolving identity. Brought to you by the Centre of Excellence in Law, Identity (EuroStorie), University of Helsinki.

Tune in to Professor of Philosophy Lee Braver’s speech from the workshop Europe and the Crisis of Reason: “A Crisis Such as The Earth Has Never Seen: Why Reading Nietzsche Is Our Destiny.” This episode is part of the Europe and the Crisis of Reason Conference series, which delves into the philosophical and intellectual responses to the crises of the twentieth century and examines how these ideas have shaped the post-WWII European project. The series also includes presentations from various fields within the theoretical humanities and social sciences, offering a multidisciplinary perspective on Europe's evolving identity.Brought to you by the Centre of Excellence in Law, Identity (EuroStorie), University of Helsinki. Full transcription available on our website: https://www.helsinki.fi/en/researchgroups/law-identity-and-the-european-narratives/news-and-events/europe-and-the-crisis-of-reason-podcast-lee-braver-why-reading-nietzsche-is-our-destiny

This episode is part of the Europe and the Crisis of Reason Conference series, which delves into the philosophical and intellectual responses to the crises of the twentieth century and examines how these ideas have shaped the post-WWII European project. The series also includes presentations from various fields within the theoretical humanities and social sciences, offering a multidisciplinary perspective on Europe's evolving identity.In this episode philosopher Davide Tarizzo's presents his talk: "Some Reflections on the Co-Originality Thesis."Brought to you by the Centre of Excellence in Law, Identity (EuroStorie), University of Helsinki.

This episode is part of the Europe and the Crisis of Reason Conference series, which delves into the philosophical and intellectual responses to the crises of the twentieth century and examines how these ideas have shaped the post-WWII European project. The series also includes presentations from various fields within the theoretical humanities and social sciences, offering a multidisciplinary perspective on Europe's evolving identity.In this episode, Marco Piasentier (EuroStorie, University of Helsinki) presents his talk "Deconstruction, Disenchantment, and the Voice of Europe".Brought to you by the Centre of Excellence in Law, Identity (EuroStorie), University of Helsinki.