Curriculum Vitae Dr. Tatjana Višak

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1 Curriculum Vitae Dr. Tatjana Višak HOME: Flurstrasse Beckingen-Honzrath Tel.: UNIVERSITY: Saarland University Department of Philosophy Postbox Saarbrücken Building C5.2, Room 2.14 Tel.: (0681) Website: PERSONAL DATA: Date of birth: Place of birth: Gießen, Germany Nationality: German Marital status: married, two children EDUCATION September June 1994 Institut Parisien, France French Language, Philosophy and Art September April 2000 Leiden University, The MSc Political Sciences with focus on Political Philosophy July 1993 EMPLOYMENT HISTORY September present July present July 2012 July 2013 August 2011 August 2012 Theo-Koch Schule Grünberg, Germany Mannheim University, Germany Saarland University, Germany Monash University, Australia Abitur (High School Diploma) Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin (Postdoc) Prof. Gesang, Philosophy and Business Ethics Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin (Postdoc) Prof. Fehige/ Wessels, Practical Philosophy Lecturer (B), Centre for Human Bioethics Postdoc, Ethics Institute January 2011 January 2012 Leiden University, the Lecturer, Philosophy Department 1

2 January 2011 Aug Sept Dec Aug Sept Sept Sept Aug Aug Sept Sept International School of Philosophy, the Erasmus University, the Leiden University, the Leiden University, the Program organizer Junior researcher/ lecturer, Ethics Institute (PhD May 2011) Junior researcher/ lecturer, Ethics Institute Researcher, Ethics Department of the Erasmus Medical Center Junior researcher (bursary), Department of Political Sciences Student-Assistant, Center for Environmental Studies PUBLICATIONS Books (2013). Killing Happy Animals. Explorations in Utilitarian Ethics. Palgrave MacMillan. Edited volumes (forthcoming). Co-edited with Robert Garner, The Ethics of Killing Animals. Oxford University Press. Refereed Journal Articles (2013). Co-authored with J. Balcombe. The Applicability of the Self-fulfillment Account of Welfare to Non-human Animals, Babies and Mentally Disabled Humans, in: Philosophy and Public Policy, 31, 2. (2013). Kommentar zu Wessels Glück-Wunsch Ethik: Probleme bezüglich Implikationen und Fundierung, und ein Verbesserungsvorschlag (Comment on Wessel s Happiness-Desire Ethics: Problems Regarding its Implications and Foundations and a Suggestion for Improvement), in: Zeitschrift für philosophische Forschung (Journal of Philosophical Enquiry), 2. (2013). Co-authored with J. Leuven. Ryder s Painism and his Criticism of Utilitarianism, in: Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics, 26, 2. (2006). Co-authored with F.L.B. Meijboom and F.W.A. Brom. From Trust to Trustworthiness: Why Information is Not Enough in the Food Sector, in: Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics, 19(5), (2004). Co-authored with L.W. Kranenburg, W. Weimar, W. Zuidema, M. de Klerk, M. Hilhorst, J. Passchier, J.N. Ijzermans, J.J. Busschbach. Starting a Crossover Kidney Transplantation Program in the 2

3 : Ethical and Psychological Considerations, in: Transplantation, 2004 Jul 27; 78 (2): Book chapters (forthcoming). Introduction, in: Visak, T., Garner, R. (eds.), The Ethics of Killing Animals. Oxford University Press. (forthcoming). Are Animals Replaceable?, in: Visak, T., Garner, R. (eds.), The Ethics of Killing Animals. Oxford University Press. (forthcoming 2014). Environmental Ethics, in: Vedwan, N. (ed.) An Integrated Approach to Environmental Management, Wiley. (2012). Daniel Haybron s Theory of Welfare and its Implications for Animal Welfare Assessment, in: Potthast, T. (ed.), Climate Change and Sustainable Development. Ethical Perspectives on Land Use and Food Production, Wageningen Academic Publishers, Wageningen. (2010). Do Animals Count for Less?, in: Romeo Casabona, C.M., Escajedo, L, Emaldi, A. (eds.), Global Food Security: Ethical and Legal Challenges, Wageningen Academic Publishers, Wageningen. (2009). Can Killing be Justified? A Dismissal of the Replaceability Argument, in: Millar, K., Hobson West, P., Nerlich, B. (eds.), Ethical Futures: Bioscience and Food Horizons, Wageningen Academic Publishers, Wageningen. (2007). Co-authored with F.W.A. Brom and F. Meijboom. Food, Citizens and Market. The Quest for Responsible Consuming, in: Frewer, L., Van Trijp, H. (eds.), Understanding Consumers of Food Products, Woodhead Publishing Limited, Cambridge. (2006). How Animal-friendly Should Our Agricultural Practice Become?, in: Kaiser, M, &Lien, M.E. (eds.). Ethics and the Politics of Food. Wageningen Academic Publishers, Wageningen. (2005). Co-authored with F.W.A. Brom and F.L.B. Meijboom. Food, Citizens and Market. The Quest for Responsible Consuming. In: Pothast, T., Baumgartner, C. en Engels, E-M (eds.) Die Richtigen Masse für die Nahrung. Biotechnologie, Landwirtschaft und Lebensmittel in Ethischer Perspektive. Tübingen/ Basel, Francke Verlag, (2003). The Moral Relevance of Naturalness, in: Drees, W.B. (ed.), Is Nature Ever Evil? Religion, Science and Value, Routledge, London. (2003). The Normative Relevance of Disputes in Primatology, in: Drees, W.B. (ed.), Is Nature Ever Evil? Religion, Science and Value, Routledge, London. Book reviews (forthcoming 2014). Review: Environmental Ethics: An Overview for the twenty-first Century, second edition. By Robin Attfield, in: Ethical Perspectives. (forthcoming 2014). Review: Death. By Shelly Kagan, in: Ethical Perspectives. (2012). Review: Zoopolis. A Political Theory of Animal Rights. By Sue Donaldson and Will Kymlicka, in: Philosophical Quarterly. (2005). Review: Umweltethik - Umwelthandeln. Ein Beitrag zur Lösung des Motivationsproblems. By Christoph Baumgartner, in: Ethical Perspectives. 3

4 BERUFUNGSVERFAHREN January 16, 2014: Listenplatz 3, W1 Professur Politische Philosophie und Umweltethik, Humboldt University Berlin AWARDS Vonne Lund Junior Researcher Prize 2010, from the European Society of Agriculture and Food Ethics. 1-year bursary at Leiden University for research and for developing a PhD proposal. Master thesis prize of the Leiden University Department of Political Sciences for Mensethiek, Dierethiek Natuurethiek: Op Zoek naar een Morele Code voor onze Omgang met Dieren en de Rest van de Natuur (Human Ethics, Animal Ethics, Nature Ethics, Searching for a Moral Code for Dealing with Animals and the Rest of Nature), April TEACHING EXPERIENCE Saarland University, Germany Seminar Environmental Ethics, planned for Summer 2014 (in German) Seminar Harm of Death ( Was macht den Tod schlecht für uns? ), Winter 2013 (in German). Mannheim University, Germany Seminar Consequentialism, planned for Summer 2014 (in English) Seminar Harm of Death ( Was macht den Tod schlecht für uns? ), Fall 2013 (in German). Monash University, Australia Postgraduate course Clinical Ethics, Summer 2012 (in English). Postgraduate course Health Care Ethics, Fall 2012 (in English). Undergraduate course Biotechnology, Justice and the Law, Summer 2012 (in English). Undergraduate course The Human Body and the International Market Place, Fall 2012 (in English). Leiden University, the BA3/ MA course Contemporary Utilitarianism, Summer 2011 (in English). BA course Ethics, Fall 2011 (in English). BA course Environment and Development I-III, Fall 1997, Summer 1998 (in Dutch) BA course Ethics (for Philosophy students), Summer 2009 (in Dutch) BA course Medical Humanities (for Medical Students), Summer 2007 and 2008 (in Dutch). BA/ MA Course Justice (for Medical Students), Fall 2006 (in Dutch) 4

5 Various introductory ethics classes for students of various programs (bio-medical students, biology students and pharmacology students), (in Dutch). INVITED LECTURES (selection) Studium Generale, Leiden University, the (March 3, 2011) Morele plichten ten aanzien van dieren. Een utilistisch perspectief ( Moral duties towards animals. A utilitarian perspective ) CAPPE seminar, Melbourne University, Australia (October 31, 2012) Welfare as self-fulfillment: the implications of Haybron's account for welfare assessment and ethics CAPPE seminar, Melbourne University, Australia (May 23, 2013) Counting welfare: whose and how? Humboldt University Berlin, Germany (December 11, 2013) Should I leave my gas-guzzler in the garage? The ethics of little or no effects Köln University, Germany (February 14, 2014) Kindeswohl: verstehen, beurteilen und fördern. Der Fall der Fettleibigkeit bei Kindern ( How to understand, assess and improve the happiness and welfare of children? The case of childhood obesity ) PAPER PRESENTATIONS (selection) Presented papers at various international conferences, such as the World Congress of Bioethics in Croatia and in Rotterdam, the Minding Animals Conference in Australia and in the, and at conferences of the European Society for Agriculture and Food Ethics in various European countries, as well as at the 2013 Societas Ethica conference on climate ethics in the. ORGANIZATION EXPERIENCE Minding Animals Conference 2012: a large international conference on the human-animal relationship, sponsored by the Dutch Ministry of Agriculture and the EU. Several public stakeholder discussions on genetic modification of animals at the request of the Dutch Ministry of Agriculture in LANGUAGES German (native), English (fluent), Dutch (fluent), French (good) 5