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About Us

Juozas Kasputis

Jouzas Kasputis

Permanent research fellow

E-mail: juozas.kasputis@iask.hu

ORCID: 0000-0002-9288-2025

PhilPeople: https://philpeople.org/profiles/juozas-kasputis

Juozas Kasputis is a research fellow at iASK Polanyi Centre. He holds an MA in Practical Philosophy from Vytautas Magnus University (Lithuania, 2011). Juozas Kasputis carries out a philosophical inquiry on methodological challenges in the social sciences. The scope of his work covers the philosophy of science, social philosophy, semiotics, critical studies. Juozas Kasputis was a young research fellow at ISES under the National Excellence program (Hungary) in 2014 – 2015. His research interest at iASK are the application of scientific methods within social sciences, considered from a philosophical perspective. He specifically scrutinizes the issues of objectivity, rationality, social embeddedness of knowledge, and social engagement of scientific communities but is also interested in the history of utopian thought.

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