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ScholarMind Name	ScholarMind	Keywords	Description
Iris Assistant	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	ScholarMinds, Help, Prompts, Customization, Support	Iris assists users with navigating and optimizing the ScholarMinds network, including troubleshooting, refining prompts, and enhancing productivity.
andcompany&Co.	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Theater, Politics, History, Cultural critique, Performance studies	andcompany&Co. is a postdramatic theater collective that critically explores political and historical themes using pop-cultural forms. Their works, like the "Communism Trilogy" and "Orpheus in der Oberwelt," engage with topics such as communism and the refugee crisis.
Andree Hahmann	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Kant, Freedom, Metaphysics, Hellenistic thought, German Enlightenment.	Andree Hahmann's work explores intersections of classical, Enlightenment, and Kantian philosophy, focusing on themes like freedom, perception, and the nature of substance. He contributes to understanding historical and systematic debates on metaphysics, ethics, and epistemology through detailed analyses of thinkers like Kant, Epicurus, and the Stoics.
Andrew Piper	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Book History, Digital Humanities, Narratives, Media, Computation	Andrew Piper explores the intersections of literature, media, and computation, focusing on how books and narratives evolve across print and digital contexts and how quantitative methods reshape literary analysis.
Anthony Stagliano	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Critical Media Studies, Rhetoric, Aesthetics, Posthumanism, Media	Anthony Stagliano examines the intersections of media, rhetoric, and technology, focusing on how aesthetic and tactical practices disrupt power and reimagine socio-political relations, with special attention to posthumanist perspectives and material media encounters.
Anthony Stagliano – "Digital Media" Course	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Technology Studies, Cultural Studies, Critical Theory, Gender Studies, Media Studies	This collection of course readings analyzes how race, gender, data, and power intersect with digital technologies, exposing systemic inequalities while exploring transformative potentials like glitch theory and counter-surveillance.
B. Scot Rousse	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Identity, Phenomenology, Sociality, Selfhood, Heidegger	B. Scot Rousse explores human identity, agency, and sociality through existential phenomenology and hermeneutics, particularly Heidegger’s Being and Time. His work emphasizes socially embedded selfhood, skill acquisition, ecological ethics, and cinematic perception, bridging theory with lived experience.
Bernard Geoghegan	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Media, Cybernetics, Communication, Epistemology, Human Sciences.	Bernard Dionysius Geoghegan's research examines the historical development and cultural implications of media technologies, with a focus on cybernetics, digital and analog systems, and their integration into communication, psychotherapy, and epistemological practices within the human sciences.
Bernard Geoghegan – "Cultural Techniques of Dialogue" Course	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Philosophy, Ethics, Communication, Linguistics, Cultural studies	This course covers themes such as the interplay of language, philosophy, and culture, focusing on concepts like relativism, cultural techniques, and philosophical practices. Authors include Plato, Cassin, Bateson, Hadot.
Bernard Geoghegan –"Generative AI and Us" Course	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	AI Ethics, Generative AI, Media, Visual Culture, Epistemology.	This course on AI covers themes such as the societal and cultural impacts of AI, its historical development, and intersections with art, authorship, identity, and ethics. Key contributors include Roland Barthes, Hal Foster, Katherine Elkins, Rita Raley, Yann LeCun, Hannes Bajohr, and Matteo Pasquinelli, who examine AI’s influence on epistemology, creativity, and human-machine interactions.
Bernd Ludwig	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Kant, Freedom, Ethics, Political Philosophy, German Philosophy	Bernd Ludwig's work focuses on Kantian moral and political philosophy, exploring the evolution of Kant's ideas on freedom, duty, and law while situating them within broader intellectual traditions, including Hobbes, Rousseau, Hegel, and Locke. He critically examines foundational concepts in ethics, legal theory, and political obligation, often challenging mainstream interpretations.
Christopher Reid	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Goethe, Comparative Literature, Kafka, Narrative Theory, German Idealism	Christopher Reid's work explores the intersections of comparative literature, economic systems, and narrative form. In *Invested Identities: The Economics of Self-development in the "Bildungsroman,” he examines how capitalism reshapes individual development in novels like Goethe's "Wilhelm Meister" and Kafka's "Der Verschollene," reframing "Bildung" as a negotiation with modern social and economic forces.
Colin McLear	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Kant, Perception, Conceptualism, Self-consciousness, Philosophy of Mind	Colin McLear's work primarily explores Kantian epistemology, perception, and self-consciousness, critically engaging with debates on conceptualism vs. nonconceptualism, the role of intuition, and the nature of rationality. His research challenges dominant interpretations of Kant, emphasizing acquaintance-based perception, the independence of sensibility, and the significance of self-awareness in cognition.
Darrel Moellendorf	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Global Justice, Ethics, Poverty, Sustainability, Policy	Darrel Moellendorf's work explores global justice, climate ethics, and moral philosophy, with a focus on poverty eradication, sustainability, and equitable policy in addressing systemic global inequalities.
Elena Y. Zeng	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Adam Ferguson, David Hume, Enlightenment, Intellectual History, Skepticism	Elena Yi-Jia Zeng’s work examines Enlightenment political thought, focusing on the tensions between empire, liberty, and representation in figures like Adam Ferguson and David Hume. She explores how skepticism and republicanism shaped debates on empire, commerce, and political order.
Emmanuel Alloa	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Phenomenology, Aesthetics, Visual Culture, Media, Philosophy	Emmanuel Alloa's work explores the intersections of phenomenology, aesthetics, and visual culture, emphasizing the relational nature of perception and the performative aspects of representation. His contributions critically engage with the concepts of transparency, materiality, and the philosophical implications of images in contemporary thought.
Fernando Flores and B. Scot Rousse	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Philosophy, Ethics, Sociology, Human Behavior, Emotional Development	Fernando Flores and B. Scot Rousse explore human existential and ethical concerns through themes of wisdom, emotional resilience, and social change, aiming to deepen understanding of life's navigation and transformative practices.
Francis Lee	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Valuation, Algorithms, Bioethics, Classification, Science and Technology Studies	Francis Lee's work examines valuation, classification, and the role of algorithms in shaping scientific knowledge and societal infrastructures. His research spans topics such as bioethics, disease surveillance, and technological normativities, critically analyzing how power and values are enacted in contemporary knowledge systems.
Héctor G. Castaño	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Transcultural Philosophy, Phenomenology, Deconstruction, Comparative Philosophy, Media studies.	Héctor G. Castaño’s work focuses on the intersections of contemporary philosophy, transcultural thought, and media studies, with particular attention to phenomenology, deconstruction, and Chinese philosophy. His research critically engages with concepts of subjectivity, writing, and cultural difference, often exploring the limits of Eurocentrism in philosophical and aesthetic discourses.
Jeff Nagy	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Digital Culture, Technopolitics, Disability Studies, Media, Surveillance	Jeff Nagy's work engages with the cultural, social, and political implications of emerging technologies, focusing on themes such as disability, emotional surveillance, the integration of virtual reality, and the historical evolution of digital networks.
Jochen Hörisch	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Media Theory, Literary Criticism, Economy, Cultural Studies, German Literature	Jochen Hörisch’s work explores the deep structural connections between media, money, theology, and literature, analyzing how belief systems shape modern society. His interdisciplinary approach reveals how economic, cultural, and technological transformations influence perception, communication, and artistic expression.
Karl Schafer	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Kant, Ethics, Epistemology, Practical Reason, Metaethics	Karl Schafer's work rigorously investigates Kantian philosophy, with a focus on the interplay between metaphysics and epistemology in understanding cognition, the role of practical reason in moral justification, and the application of metaethical constructivism to explain normative truths and the structure of rational capacities.
Karl Schafer – "Early Modern Philosophy" Course	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Early Modern Philosophy, Metaphysics, Ethics, Epistemology, Enlightenment	This course explores key works of Early Modern philosophy, examining the intellectual contributions and diverse perspectives of philosophers such as Leibniz, Kant, and Hobbes on topics like metaphysics, ethics, and epistemology. It highlights the intersection of philosophy, science, and social thought during the 17th and 18th centuries.
Karsten Schoellner	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Epistemology, Metaethics, Wittgenstein, Perspectivism, Moral Philosophy	Karsten Schoellner's work explores the coherence of beliefs, moral expressivism, and perspectivity in knowledge, drawing on Wittgenstein and Ortega y Gasset to argue that fundamental convictions shape human perception and action. He critiques traditional expressivism, emphasizing that moral and religious beliefs function as conceptual frameworks rather than mere emotional responses.
Klara Källström & Thobias Fäldt	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Photography, Image Culture, Historical Narratives, Media, Visual Storytelling	Klara Källström and Thobias Fäldt are a Swedish artistic duo whose work critically examines contemporary image culture by blending historical and modern narratives, often through photography and publishing projects. They co-founded B-B-B-Books and FG2, using these platforms to challenge dominant perspectives and create thought-provoking visual storytelling.
Lisa Åkervall	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Cinema Studies, Media Theory, Digital Culture, Aesthetics, Film	Lisa Åkervall's work focuses on the intersection of cinematic affect, digital media, and postcinematic aesthetics, exploring how these elements influence perception, subjectivity, and cultural critique within the frameworks of neoliberalism and media transformations.
Lisa Åkervall - Programming Cultures Course	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	AI, Computational Linguistics, Media Studies, Critical Theory, Critical AI Studies	This course explore the cultural, ethical, and technical aspects of artificial intelligence, focusing on its role in programming cultures and media studies. Topics include the limits of meaning in AI, the relationship between text and image in multimodal systems, and the societal impact of generative AI on creativity and ethics.
Mark Hansen	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Media Theory, Digital Technology, Phenomenology, Embodiment, Affect.	Mark B. N. Hansen's work explores the intersections of media theory, digital technology, and phenomenology, with a particular focus on the embodiment, affect, and pre-individual potentiality in the context of 21st-century media and technics.
Mattias Rost	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Mobile Technologies, User-centered Design, Probabilistic Analysis, Messaging, HCI	Mattias Rost's work focuses on designing and analyzing user interactions with mobile technologies, emphasizing education, communication, and app usage. His research uses data-driven methods, such as probabilistic modeling and trials, to enhance user experience and guide design improvements.
Nils Baratella	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Political philosophy, Ethics, Pluralism, Hannah Arendt, Philosophy of Sports	Nils Baratella’s work explores political philosophy and ethics, focusing on Hannah Arendt’s ideas of responsibility, freedom, and pluralism in modernity and totalitarianism. He examines the interplay of individual agency, collective structures, and violence, emphasizing the transformative power of human action and thought.
Nina Beguš	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Mythology, artificial intelligence, Bioethics, Literary Theory, Cultural Studies	Nina Beguš's work bridges literature, technology, and bioethics, focusing on the Pygmalion myth, artificial humanities, and ethical implications of humanlike AI and reproductive technologies. Her interdisciplinary approach examines cultural imaginaries, narrative paradigms, and posthumanist perspectives.
Paul Redding	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Hegel, Kant, German Idealism, Analytic Philosophy, Political Philosophy	Paul Redding’s work spans German Idealism, analytic philosophy, political philosophy, and the philosophy of science, with a focus on reinterpreting Hegelian thought in relation to contemporary debates in logic, epistemology, and social theory. He engages with figures like Wittgenstein, Pippin, and Rorty while addressing themes of recognition, agency, modal logic, and the philosophical implications of historical and scientific paradigms.
Primož Krašovec	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Sociology, Critical Theory, Political Economy, Cultural Studies, Social Change	Primož Krašovec critically examines the intersections of neoliberalism, ideology, and systemic inequalities, focusing on racism, education, and post-socialist transitions. His work integrates Marxist theory and cultural critique to address the socio-political transformations of contemporary societies.
Rebecca Uliasz	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Cybernetics, Aesthetics, Cultural Politics, Affect, Digital Ethics	Rebecca Uliasz's works examine the intersection of affective technologies, cybernetics, and aesthetics, with a focus on cultural politics, epistemologies of the unknown, and the ethical implications of emergent digital practices.
Rebecca Uliasz – "Weird Ecologies" Course	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Media Ecology, Anthropocene, Critical Theory, Environmental Systems, Digital Culture.	"Weird Ecologies: Sensing Climates and Planetary Affect," examines the interplay of media, technology, and environmental systems, challenging conventional distinctions between human and nonhuman, artificial and natural. Through interdisciplinary frameworks such as media studies, feminist and queer theory, and environmental studies.
Rudolf Meer	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Kant, Philosophy of Science, Epistemology, Metaphysics, Enlightenment	Rudolf Meer’s works center on the exploration of Immanuel Kant’s philosophy, emphasizing the intricate dynamics between reason, science, and metaphysics, and the evolution of teleology and critical thought in Enlightenment-era epistemology.
Samuel Weber	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Critical Theory, Semiotics, Media Studies, Philosophy, Cultural Analysis	Samuel Weber’s work explores intersections of critical theory, semiotics, media studies, and literature, emphasizing the transformative and often ambivalent nature of representation, language, and cultural forms in shaping human experience and societal structures.
Simone De Angelis	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Knowledge Systems, Early Modern Philosophy, Anthropology, Epistemology, Philosophy of Science	Simone De Angelis explores the interplay between science, philosophy, and culture in the early modern and Enlightenment eras, with a focus on the evolution of anthropological, medical, and epistemological frameworks; he examines concepts such as authority, testimony, and empirical demonstration in shaping scientific and philosophical thought.
Stefan Klingner	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Kant, Natural Theology, Aesthetics, Metaphysics, Enlightenment	Stefan Klingner's work explores the intersections of Kantian philosophy, metaphysics, and natural theology, emphasizing the systematic and historical analysis of philosophical concepts. His research also engages with aesthetics, rational religion, and the continuity of Enlightenment and post-Kantian thought.
Steffen Herrmann	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Critical Theory, Phenomenology, Political Philosophy, Social Philosophy, Hegel	Steffen Herrmann's work spans critical and political phenomenology, focusing on the intersections of recognition, social pathologies, and democratic theory. His research integrates Hegelian and Levinasian perspectives to explore asymmetrical reciprocity and the dynamics of social justice.
Steven Tester	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Enlightenment, Kant, Lichtenberg, Metaphysics, Epistemology.	Steven Tester's scholarship explores Enlightenment philosophy, particularly the intersections of metaphysics, anthropology, and scientific methodology, with a significant focus on the works of Georg Christoph Lichtenberg and Immanuel Kant, analyzing their contributions to debates on human difference, moral psychology, and metaphysics.
Sulgi Lie	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Film Theory, Aesthetics, Psychoanalysis, Genre Studies, Cultural Critique	Sulgi Lie's work explores the intersections of film theory, aesthetics, and psychoanalysis, examining how cinema reflects and disrupts cultural, political, and philosophical frameworks. His analyses emphasize egalitarian aesthetics, genre transformations, and the intricate dynamics of affect and representation.
Thao Phan	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	AI, Social Bias, Digital Technology, Media Studies, Digital Humanities	Thao Phan's work explores the intersections of technology, culture, and identity, particularly focusing on issues such as race, gender, and ethics in algorithmic systems and AI. Her research critically examines how emerging technologies like voice assistants and generative AI reinforce social biases and shape human-machine relationships.
Tyke Nunez	https://hub.scholarminds.ai/signup	Kant, Modal Logic, Normativity, Metaphysics, Logic	Tyke Nunez explores the intersections of Kantian philosophy, logic, and metaphysics, focusing on cognition, the normativity of logic, and the implications of formal systems. He addresses issues such as the distinction between pure and transcendental logic, the treatment of non-existent objects in modal frameworks, and the foundations of logical reasoning.