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Patrick Schuchter: "Toward a Philosophical Literacy of Care" — 28 April 2026

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28 April, 5.00 p.m., 47.02 and online

 

Master's Module+ Introduction to Health Humanities

 

28 April 2026

17:00–18:30

HS 47.02

Online: https://uni-graz.zoom.us/j/61723742495?pwd=ukXcrqS0bGa55Q3UYMEMIDygsCAxiW.1s

 

 

Patrick Schuchter

University of Applied Sciences Campus Vienna

“Finitude, Care, and the Commons: Toward a Philosophical Literacy of Care—Hospice Lessons for Health Humanities”

Patrick Schuchter is a philosopher, nurse, and researcher in health sciences and a Senior Researcher at the Centre for Applied Nursing Research at the University of Applied Sciences Campus Vienna (Hochschule Campus Wien). In his research, he explores fundamental social and philosophical questions, as well as practice-based and participatory research and education in connection with nursing and care in modern society, and in the context of palliative care, hospice culture, and caring communities.

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