Martin Marchman Andersen
Lektor
Sektion for Forbrug, Bioetik og Regulering
Rolighedsvej 25, 1958 Frederiksberg C, Rolighedsvej 25, Bygning: 62-3-3.101
Aktuel forskning
Current Research:
It will hardly have escaped many people’s attention that liberal democracies face serious disagreements over vital matters of facts. Among the most debated and important topics are the clashes about the existence and causes of the climate changes and the controversies between supporters of Intelligent Design theory and those of Darwinian evolution. Such factual disagreements are not just of scientific interest. Since political decisions very often rest on assumptions about non-normative facts, political justification also depends – quite trivially – on whether we get the facts right. But how shall we proceed when non-normative factual disagreements of political relevance are persistent?
Research Groups:
Political Philosophy Research Group, Philosophy Section, Copenhagen University
Pluralism and Legitimacy Research Group, Philosophy Section, Copenhagen University
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Health, personal responsibility, and distributive justice
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On Academia and Sea Elephants
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Bioethics in Denmark: moving from first-to second-order analysis?
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