Voices of Faith. A Non-Cognitive Approach to Understanding Religious Utterances and Their
Role in Persons’ Lives
Basic data of the doctoral examination procedure
Doctoral examination procedure finished at: Doctoral examination procedure at University of Münster
Period of time: since 19/09/2019
Status: in progress
Candidate: Blundell, Anna
Doctoral subject: Philosophie
Doctoral degree: Dr. phil.
Awarded by: Department 08 - History/Philosophy
Supervisors: Quante, Michael; Halbig Christoph
Reviewers: Quante, Michael; Halbig Christoph
Description
In my project “The Meaning of Existential Commitments for Personal Identity”, I pursue the analysis of religious expressions by analyzing religious speech acts for the purpose of a clarification of what type of speech acts such religious ‘expressions’ pose and what the speakers are claiming and whether such expressions are even truth apt. Such a clarification can serve to make visible what happens in religious contexts and what speakers may be claiming about the world around them and, especially interestingly, about themselves.