Dr. phil. Elisabeth Does
- Post Doc
- Ars Reflectionis, Reallabore
- Teaching
- CS
- elisabeth does ∂ kit edu
- www.arrti.kit.edu/people_184.php
Douglasstraße 24, 2. OG
76133 Karlsruhe
Tel. +49 (0) 721 608 49312
Profile
At ARRTI I am working on a number of inter- and transdisciplinary topics concerning the role of science in times of technological and societal transformation. Those topics include the implementation of ethics education in engineering and natural sciences study programmes and the development of innovative formats to foster more fruitful exchange between science, politics, and society.
In teaching and research, I am inspired by a wide range of theoretical and empirical perspectives from different disciplines, including economics, sociology, and political theory. The overarching philosophical perspective from which I tend to integrate those different approaches is philosophical pragmatism.
Research
Current Research Projects: Ethikkodex für Reallabore (Code of ethics for ‘real world labs’)
In my research I have so far focused on epistemological questions concerning methodological and theoretical pluralism in organisation studies, a very diverse field within the social sciences. I am furthermore interested in how the (critical) portrayal of natural sciences within the social sciences influences attitudes towards science in broader society.
Final stage working papers
- Does, E.: Foundationalist vs. coherentist pluralism in organization theory: pragmatist inspirations for more problem-orientation. (submitted)
- Does, E.: Reflections on the insignificance of ontological assumptions to idiographic research approaches. (submitted)
- Does, E.: Provocation and organization studies: styles for contestation. (submitted)
Published work
- Scherer, A.G.; Does, E.; Marti, E. (2016): Epistemology: philosophical foundations and organizational controversies. In: Mir, R.; Willmott, H.; Greenwood, M: Routledge Companion to Philosophy in Organization Studies, p. 33-50, Routledge 2016
Public Outreach
- Podcastinterview im Januar 2022: Zu Gast bei Natalie Grams-Nobmann im Podcast „Grams‘ Sprechstunde – der Podcast für echt gute Medizin“, Thema: „Das gute Argument“
- „Philosophisches Gespräch“ im Colloquium Fundamentale des Zentrums für angewandte Kulturwissenschaften (KIT) zur Frage: „Inwiefern und zu welchem Zweck ist die Wissenschaft frei?“, Gesprächsgast: Prof. Dr. Pirmin Stekeler-Weithofer
Teaching
Summer 2022
- „Ars Reflectionis – Verantwortlich Denken und Handeln in Technik, Wissenschaft und Innovation“, Online Einführungskurs in die Technikethik für Studierende aller Fachrichtungen am KIT
- Co-Teaching im Proseminar „Softwarekatastrophen”, Fakultät für Informatik (KIT)
- Co-Teaching in der Vorlesung “Maschinelles Lernen in der Chemie“, Institut für Physikalische Chemie (KIT)
- Co-Teaching im Kurs „Landschaftstypologien”, Fakultät für Architektur (KIT)
Fall 2021
- Co-Teaching im Kurs „Integrierte Produktentwicklung“, Institut für Produktentwicklung (KIT)
- Co-Teaching im Kurs „Platform Economoy”, Institut für Informationswirtschaft und Marketing, (KIT)
- Co-Teaching im Kurs „Technik- und umwelthistorische Perspektiven auf aktuelle Innovationsprozesse“, Institut für Technikzukünfte (KIT)
- Ringvorlesung „Vorbilder in Innovation und Forschung: Verantwortung in der Produktentwicklung“, Institut für Produktentwicklung (KIT)
- “History and Philosophy” (MA seminar), University of Antwerp / Antwerp School of Management (BE)
Summer 2021
- Entscheiden, gestalten, Verantwortung übernehmen – Fragen zu Technikethik gemeinsam reflektieren (KIT / HOC)
- Streaming ethics – Technikethik in Filmen und Serien (KIT / ZAK)
Fall 2020
- “History and Philosophy” (MA seminar), University of Antwerp / Antwerp School of Management (BE)
Short Bio
2020 - now | Post Doc at ARRTI, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology |
2013 - 2020 | PhD studies, University of Zurich (CH) Faculty of Philosophy / Department of Sociology, Faculty of Business, Economics and Informatics |
2015 | Visiting Research Student at Erasmus Institute for Philosophy and Economics (EIPE), Erasmus University Rotterdam (NL) |
2011 - 2013 | MA in Philosophy and Economics, School of Politics, Economics, and Philosophy, University of York (UK) |
2011 | Co-Researcher (freelance) at the State Institute for Family Research Bamberg |
2010 - 2011 | Research Assistant (Wissenschaftliche Hilfskraft), Chair of Economic Philosophy and Business Ethics, Catholic University Eichstaett-Ingolstadt |
2006 - 2010 | BSc in Business AdministrationCatholic University Eichstaett-Ingolstadt, (Germany) |