Publications

Publications

Monographs

Editorships

  • Climate change and social criticism, Christine Zunke, Helena Post, Jakob Hoffmann, Jan Rickermann, Robin Forstenhäusler, Ronja Rossmann (eds.), Verbrecher Verlag, Berlin 2025.
  • Thinking nature. Myriam Gerhard / Christine Zunke, Könighausen & Neumann, Würzburg 2013.
  • "We must make science human again". Aspects and Perspectives of Natural Philosophy, Myriam Gerhard / Christine Zunke, Könighausen & Neumann, Würzburg 2012.
  • Oldenburger Jahrbuch für Philosophie 2011; Ingo Elbe / Christine Zunke, BIS-Verlag, Oldenburg 2012.
  • Oldenburger Jahrbuch für Philosophie 2010; Christine Zunke BIS-Verlag, Oldenburg 2011.
  • The nature of man. Aspekte und Perspektiven der Naturphilosophie
    Myriam Gerhard / Christine Zunke, Könighausen & Neumann, Würzburg 2010.

Contributions to anthologies, yearbooks and journals

  • Transphobic fiction: Prison as a safe space. In: Diesseits, 25 March 2024. https://diesseits.de/zur-debatte/2024/transphobe-fiktion-gefaengnis-als-schutzraum/
  • The Science of Powerlessness – an epistemological reflection on the societal (de)formations of our thinking, in: Doris Maja Krüger (ed.), Karl Marx in History. The Origins and Reception of Marx’s Critique, transcript Verlag, expected to be published in September 2024.
  • The naturalised conception of humanity as ‘Homo neurobiologicus”, in: Astrid Hackel/Ralf Schöppner (eds.), Automat and Autonomy. On the Relationship between Human, Technology and Society, Alibri Verlag, Aschaffenburg 2022, pp. 177–190.
  • When Categorisation Gets Stuck: Enlightenment Reason Between a Control Complex and Unavailability. In: “For the True is not the Whole…” Contributions to Ulrich Sonnemann’s Negative Anthropology, Tobias Heinze and Martin Mettin (eds.), Neofelis Verlag, Berlin, to be published in September 2021.
  • The Materialisation of the Psyche. Neurophysiology as a Mirror of an Alienated Society. In: Psychotherapy between Clinical Practice and Cultural Criticism, Sebastian Edinger et al. (eds.), Psychosozial-Verlag, 2021, pp. 41–64. ISBN-13: 978-3-8379-2883-9.
  • ‘Roll back’ to the Stone Age? A critique of evolutionary psychology using the example of its justification of gender traits. In: Forum Kritische Psychologie: ‘ask them why’ – selected papers from the 2018 Summer School on Critical Psychology, Ute Osterkamp (ed.), Argument Verlag, Hamburg 2020, pp. 132–141 [Also published in: Menschenbild, J. Held/K. Weber (eds.), Texte Kritische Psychologie 9, Argument Verlag 2021, pp. 86–102.] Available online at: https://www.kritische-psychologie.de/2020/roll-back-in-die-steinzeit-kritik-der-evolutionaeren-psychologie-am-beispiel-ihrer-begruendung-von-geschlechtscharakteren
  • The Sting of the Subject. In: Critique and System, Epistemological Foundations of Critical Theory, M. Städtler (ed.), zu Klampen Verlag, Springe 2020, ISBN: 9783866746244.
  • From the ‘cunning’ distinction between animals and humans to the ideology of their similarity. How reason goes to the dogs. In: Gerhard Schweppenhäuser (ed.), Sven Kramer (ed.) Journal of Critical Theory, Issue 50/51, Vol. 26 (2020), pp. 251–270.
  • Freedom, Death and Superstition. Blog post on the Swiss Portal for Philosophy, May 2020 www.philosophie.ch/blogartikel/highlights/philosophie-aktuell/freiheit-tod-und-aberglauben.
  • The Other of Nature (by J.C. Schmidt). Review of *
    *, Issue II 2016, *Philosophisches Jahrbuch*, published by Thomas Buchheim, Volker Gerhardt, Matthias Lutz-Bachmann, Isabelle Mandrella, Pirmin Stekeler-Weithofer and Wilhelm Vossenkuhl P.p. Karl Alber Publishers, Issue II 2016, pp. 618–620.
  • Nature as a Myth of Domination
    International Yearbook for Philosophical Anthropology, Volume 6: Man and Society between Nature and History. On the Relationship between Philosophical Anthropology and Critical Theory, Ebke/Edinger/Müller/Yos (eds.), de Gruyter 2016, pp. 117–132.
  • A Dispute over Values. What the Euthanasia Debate Reveals about Our Individualised, Performance-Oriented Society.
    In: *Die Zeit* No. 9, 26 February 2015, p. 34.
  • Nature and Society in the Spotlight of Freedom
    In: What Kind of Nature Do We Need? An Analysis of a Fundamental Anthropological Problem of the 21st Century. Gerald Hartung/Thomas Kirchhoff (eds.), Karl Alber Verlag, Freiburg/Munich 2014, pp. 397–413. (ISBN 978-3-495-48482-1).
  • Biology and Ideology of Homo sapiens. Theory and Practice of Heteronomous Determinants of Human Nature.
    In: Journal of Critical Social Theory and Philosophy 2014, Vol. 1, No. 1 (ISSN 2194-5632), I. Elbe, S. Elmers et al. (eds.), de Gruyter Verlag Berlin/Boston 2014, pp. 4–39.
  • Organ donation – gift or commodity? co-authored with Francisco Gomez, Extrablatt 2013.
  • Not everything that deceives is mere illusion. Brain research between advances in knowledge and the production of ideology.
    In: Journal of Critical Theory, Issue 34/35 2012, W. Bock, S. Kramer, G. Schweppenhäuser (eds.), zu Klampen Verlag, Lüneburg 2012, pp. 141–162.
  • The Ambivalent Nature of Modernity.
    On Hegel’s Concept of Nature and the Positivist Understanding of Nature
    In: Hegel and Modernity. Hegel Yearbook 2012. A. Arndt, M. Gerhard, J. Zovko (eds.), Akademie Verlag, Berlin 2012, pp. 62–67.
  • Brain and Mind. On the Relationship between Matter and Freedom and the Contrast between Empirical Research and Reflexivity.
    In: ‘... if time permits.’ On the Tradition and Relevance of Critical Theory. Malte Völk, Oliver Römer, Sebastian Schreull et al. (eds.), Westfälisches Dampfboot, Münster 2012, pp. 289–303.
  • The Real-Existing Difference. What the difference between men and women can teach us about biology.
    In: Ambivalent Masculinities. Discourses on Masculinity from an Interdisciplinary Perspective. Uta Fenske, Gregor Schuhen (eds.), Verlag Barbara Budrich, Opladen/Berlin/Toronto 2012, pp. 43–59.
  • The Meaning of Life. Darwin and Creationism.
    In: ‘The Spirit of Spiritless States’: Critique of Religion and Social Theory. Maxi Berger, Tobias Reichardt, Michael Städtler (eds.), Westfälisches Dampfboot, Münster 2012, pp. 129–142.
  • Artificial Life and Ratio Perversa. Craig Venter as the Newton of the Blade of Grass?
    In: The Nature of Man. Aspects and Perspectives of the Philosophy of Nature. Myriam Gerhard, Christine Zunke (eds.), Könighausen & Neumann, Würzburg 2012, pp. 73‒104.
  • The Objectivity of Nature
    In: Truth and History. The Broken Tradition of Metaphysical Thought. Festschrift for the 70th Birthday of Günther Mensching. Alia Mensching-Estakhr, Michael Städtler (eds.), Königshausen & Neumann, Würzburg 2012, pp. 275‒290.
  • There is only one rational reason for wanting to realise freedom in society: morality
    In: Morality under Critique. Ingo Elbe, Sven Ellmers (eds.), Königshausen & Neumann, Würzburg 2011, pp. 11–37.
  • Seemingly reasonable. Why and for whom social biologism is so attractive
    In: BioSkop, Journal for the Observation of the Life Sciences, BioSkop e.V., Essen, Vol. 14, No. 56, Dec. 2011, pp. 14‒15.
  • Biology and Ideology. On the similarities between monkeys and investors
    In: ZAG, Anti-Racist Journal, No. 58, 2011, pp. 14‒15.
  • On the Life of the Metaphysical Corpse in the Cellar of Biology
    In: Hegel Yearbook 2010. A. Arndt, P. Cruysberghs, A. Przylebski (eds.), Akademie Verlag, Berlin 2010, pp. 186–190.
  • Back to Feeling. On the Galloping Counter-Enlightenment in the Neurosciences
    In: Jungle World No. 30, 29 July 2010, pp. 19‒23.
  • The sociobiological world view – painting by numbers?
    In: ‘We must make science human again’. Aspects and perspectives of the philosophy of nature. Myriam Gerhard, Christine Zunke (eds.), Könighausen & Neumann, Würzburg 2010, pp. 99–112.
  • What is life?
    In: Oldenburg Yearbook of Philosophy 2009. Myriam Gerhard (ed.), BIS-Verlag of the University of Oldenburg 2010, pp. 113–126.
  • Philosophy is inconceivable without its history.
    In: Oldenburg Yearbook of Philosophy 2009, Myriam Gerhard (ed.), BIS-Verlag, University of Oldenburg, 2010, pp. 29–39.
  • The brain is not free – so what?
    In: BioSkop, Journal for the Observation of the Life Sciences, BioSkop e.V., Essen, Vol. 12, No. 46, June 2009, pp. 8–9.
  • ‘[S]o arbitrariness, however, if it is to be freedom, can be called an illusion’
    In: Hegel-Jahrbuch 2008. A. Arndt, P. Cruysberghs, A. Przylebski (eds.), Akademie Verlag, Berlin 2008, pp. 82–86.
  • The Evolution of the Spirit
    In: Myriam Gerhard (ed.), Oldenburg Yearbook of Philosophy 2008, BIS-Verlag of the University of Oldenburg 2008, pp. 69‒94.
  • The Brain as Material and Idea
    In: What is an Idea? Georgi Kapriev, Günther Mensching (eds.), Wehrhahn Verlag, Hanover 2007, pp. 21‒36.
  • Revolution or Evolution?
    In: *Analyse & Kritik*, Association for Political Education, Analysis and Criticism e. V. (eds.), 17 November 2006, Vol. 36, No. 511, p. 17.
  • The Rebelliousness of Fantastic Animals That Actually Exist
    In: Hegel Jahrbuch 2004. A. Arndt, K. Bol, H. Ottmann (eds.), Akademie Verlag, Berlin 2004, pp. 232‒236.
  • False Anthropology of Difference. Biologism under the guise of non-sexism
    In: Forum Wissenschaft, BdWi (eds.), 4/2004, pp. 14‒17.
  • Mere Human Material? On the Use of Embryos in Stem Cell Research
    In: Forum Wissenschaft, BdWi (eds.), 3/2004, pp. 31‒35.
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