Vilius Dranseika
I am a philosopher at the Interdisciplinary Centre for Ethics, Jagiellonian University, in Kraków, Poland.
My research focuses on psychological underpinnings of philosophical concepts and theories. Recently, main themes of my work are personal identity, death, and memory. My publication list.
I hold a PhD in Philosophy from the Centre for Philosophy of Memory, Grenoble Alpes University, France.
Google Scholar profile | Lab member: Oxford BioXPhi Lab | Affiliated member: Centre for Philosophy of Memory
Visiting lecturer: Institute of Philosophy, Vilnius University & Vilnius Academy of Art | PhilPapers section editor: Experimental Philosophy: Persons
Reach me @ vilius.dranseika@uj.edu.pl
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Paper:
Dranseika V. (forthcoming). Folk beliefs about phenomenological differences and similarities between kinds of mental states. In: D. Gregory and K. Michaelian (eds.) Dreaming and Memory: Philosophical Issues. Springer.
Paper:
Brussels Collaboration on Bodily Integrity. (forthcoming). Genital modifications in prepubescent minors: When may clinicians ethically proceed? American Journal of Bioethics.
Paper:
Neiders I., Dranseika V. (forthcoming). The case for pluralism in death determination: From empirical data to a policy proposal. Journal of Medicine and Philosophy.
(LT) Discussion:
Philosophy and art (conversation with Valentinas Klimašauskas)
@ Vilnius Gallery Weekend 2024
5 September, 2024 | Entity, Lithuania
(LT) Letter to the editor:
Dranseika V. (2024). Laiškas redaktoriui. Naujasis židinys - Aidai, 2024(5): 1-2.
(LT) Talk:
On humans and other domesticated species
@ Visi geri dalykai'24
17 August, 2024 | AKEE, Lithuania
Keynote talk:
Folk metaphysics and practical interests
@ 19th Estonian Annual Philosophy Conference
29-30 August, 2024 | Tartu
Paper:
Dranseika V., Nichols S., Shoemaker D. (forthcoming) The identity of what? Pluralism, practical interests, and individuation. Philosophy and Phenomenological Research.
Talk:
On intrapersonal pluralism about death
@ International Associaction for the Philosophy of Death and Dying
22-24 August, 2024 | Krakow
Paper:
Dranseika V. (2024). Two ships of Theseus. Synthese 203: 201.
Conference co-organized:
4th European Conference of Experimental Philosophy
30 May - 2 June, 2024 | Krakow
(LT) Exhibition merch:
Vilnius Museum used one of my old cartoons as a part of their new exhibition 'Inconvenient Vilnius.'
26 July - 31 December 2024 | Vilnius
(LT) Short essay:
Institutions of forgetting
@ artnews.lt
Documentary:
Managers of Luck (2022)
Director: Eglė Vertelytė
(with my participation)
Talk:
Which literatures does bioethics engage with? A citation analysis
@ Digital Bioethics: Methods, Applications, and Ethical Perspectives
7-9 August, 2024 | Hannover
Talk:
Depressurizing Gettier (joint presentation with Adrian Ziółkowski)
@ ESPP 2024
2-5 July, 2024 | Grenoble
(LT) Curatorial work:
Immanuel Kant's first editions
24 April, 2024 | Vilnius University library
(curated with Laurynas Peluritis)
Talk:
Personal identity
@ Memory, Personal Identity, Free Will: Three Forays into Experimental Philosophy
5 September, 2024 | Vilnius
Talk:
Philosophy of memory. A citation study
@ IPM 4
25-28 June, 2024 | Geneva
(LT) Talk:
How memory misleads
@ Skeptics Meetup
25 April, 2024 | Vilnius
Talk:
The identity of what? Pluralism, practical interests, and individuation
@ Euro XPhi 2024
30 May - 2 June, 2024 | Krakow
Paper:
Dranseika V., Neiders I., Earp B. D. (2024). Time for bioethics to end talk of personhood (but only in the philosophers’ sense). The American Journal of Bioethics. 24(1): 32–35.
Talk:
What does bioethics engage with?
@ Nordic-Baltic Network for Philosopy of Medicine
10 June, 2024 | Reykjavik
Paper:
Sant’Anna A., Dranseika V. (2024). Does Macbeth see a dagger? An empirical argument for the existence-neutrality of seeing. Erkenntnis. 89(2): 641–664.
Documentary (trailer):
Taming the Wind Horse (2022)
Director: Deivis Nutautas
(with my participation)
(LT) Supervising:
Arturas Bukauskas, PhD thesis: “Suddenly They Came to Life and Began to Rush in, Intending to Eat My Brains." On Recursive Animation.
Vilnius Academy of Arts, 2024
(co-supervised with Zil Lilas)
Talk:
Philosophy of memory and psychology of memory
@ Eurasian Memory Meeting
15-17 March, 2024 | Taipei
Paper:
Berniūnas, R., Beinorius, A., Dranseika, V., Silius, V., Rimkevičius, P. (2024). Being prosocial and happy, and believing in life-determining forces across cultures. Journal of Cultural Cognitive Science. 8: 31–45.
Paper:
Neiders I., Dranseika V. (forthcoming). Is “terminally ill self-killing” suicide? Clinical Ethics.