Dascha During
Dep. Filosofie en Religiewetenschap - Filosofie - Ethiek
Utrecht University
Netherlands
Biography
Dascha Düring (1987) took her bachelor's and research master in philosophy at Utrecht University. She graduated cum laude on a thesis on the concept of duty in Confucianism and Kantianism. She is currently finishing her PhD thesis on concepts of man and human dignity in Chinese and Western ethical traditions, which is part of Marcus Düwell's NWO-VICI project Human Dignity as the Foundation of Human Rights?, and works as a lecturer at the department of Philosophy and Religious Studies.
Research Interest
ethics, aesthetics, comparative philosophy
Publications
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D.K. During (04-07-2017) Conference paper: Confucianism as more than a cultural tradition
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D.K. During (09-01-2017) Conference Paper: Between Parts and Wholes - a note on the intercultural discussion on individuality
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During, D.K. & Duwell, M. (26-01-2017). Hope, Agency, and Aesthetic sensibility - a response to Beyleveld's account of Kantian Hope. In Patrick Capps & Shaun Pattinson (Eds.), Ethical Rationalism and the Law (pp. 55-72) (18 p.). London: Hart Publishing.
