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Email: berges@bilkent.edu.tr
Personal web page
Dr. Berges is an assistant professor in the Department of Philosophy. Her interests lie in the following areas: ancient philosophy, virtue
ethics, Nietzsche.
Recent Publications
- S. Berges, Evil behaviour and character: virtue ethics versus social
psychology, in Their Deeds Were Evil: Understanding Atrocity,
Ferocity and Extreme Crimes, D. Medlicott, ed., Rodopi Press
(forthcoming)
- S. Berges, Why the capability approach is justified?, Journal of
Applied Philosophy 24(1) (2007)
- S. Berges Virtue ethics, politics and the function of laws: the
parent analogy in Plato's Menexenus, Dialogue XLVI(2) (2007)
- S. Berges, The hardboiled detective as moralist: ethics and crime
fiction, in Values and Virtues, T. Chappell, ed., Mind Series,
Oxford University Press (2007)
- S. Berges, Morality for private eyes, in Dossiers IX of the
Department for Women's Studies, Universitad de Castellon (2006) [in
Spanish]
- S. Berges, Loneliness and belonging: is Stoic cosmopolitanism still
defensible? Res Publica (2005)
- S. Berges, Virtue and the laws: the parent analogy in Plato's Crito,
Yeditepe'de Felsefe (2004)
- S. Berges, Plato, Nietzsche and sublimation, Phronimon 3:
22-33 (2001)
Education
| School |
Degree |
Date |
| University of Leeds |
Ph.D. (Philosophy) |
2000 |
| Birkbeck College |
M.A. (Philosophy) |
1994 |
| King's College |
B.A. (Philosophy) |
1991 |
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