Postdoctoral position in experimental-philosophical project on paternalism and discrimination at Aarhus University

This postdoctoral position at Aarhus University focuses on an experimental-philosophical research project examining themes of paternalism and discrimination. The role requires a candidate with a doctoral degree, reflecting a high level of academic rigor and expertise in philosophy or related disciplines. The position demands an independent researcher capable of designing and conducting experimental studies that explore philosophical questions, particularly those concerning ethical and social dimensions of paternalism and discrimination. Candidates should possess strong analytical skills, familiarity with experimental methodologies in philosophy or social sciences, and the ability to critically engage with complex theoretical frameworks. Experience in interdisciplinary research, combining philosophical analysis with empirical investigation, is essential. The role likely involves data collection and analysis, interpretation of results within philosophical contexts, and contributing to scholarly publications. Effective communication skills are important for collaborating within a research team and disseminating findings to academic audiences. Overall, this position suits a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher with a robust doctoral background, independent research experience, and a keen interest in the intersection of experimental methods and philosophical inquiry into social justice and ethical issues.