Peter Kügler

Associate University Professor

studied philosophy and German philology in Vienna, Graz and Innsbruck
since 1992 at the Institute of Philosophie at the University of Innsbruck tätig, since 1993 as university assistant, since 2001 as associate professor
Mag. phil. Graz 1991; Dr. phil. Innsbruck 1994; Habilitation Innsbruck 2001

The Benefits of Living Without Meaning Sub Specie Aeternitatis, The Journal of Value Inquiry 2021
What Bergson Should Have Said About Special Relativity, Synthese 2020
Zeit und zeitliche Existenz, Berlin 2019
Putting Brandom on His Feet: A Realist Interpretation of Inferentialism, Contemporary Pragmatism 11, 2014
Non-dualism versus Conceptual Relativism, Constructivist Foundations 8, 2013
The Ever-shifting Problem of Consciousness, Theory & Psychology 23, 2013
Sense, Category, Questions: Reading Deleuze with Ryle, Deleuze Studies (= Deleuze and Guattari Studies) 5, 2011
Übernatürlich und unbegreifbar. Religiöse Transzendenz aus philosophischer Sicht, Münster 2006
The Meaning of Mystical 'Darkness', Religious Studies 41, 2005
The Logic and Language of Nirvâna: A contemporary interpretation, International Journal for Philosophy of Religion 53, 2003
Die Philosophie der primären und sekundären Qualitäten, Paderborn 2002