Pristupačnost
Tomislav Janović
About employee
doc. dr. sc. Tomislav Janović
students of Philosophy: Wednesday 10 AM - 11 AM (room 117)
students of Communication Studies: Monday 1 PM - 2 PM (room 117)
Teaching
undergraduate
- Explaining Social Behavior (77724) - Lecturer in charge
- Explaining Social Behavior (200595) - Lecturer in charge
- Metaphysics (214830) - Lecturer in charge
- Originators of Communication Sciences and Their Works (76132) - Lecturer in charge
- Semiotics in Mass Communication (86092) - Lecturer in charge
- Theories of Media and Mass Communication (270939) - Lecturer in charge
- Wittgenstein: Philosophical Research [Philosophy of Language] (85405) - Lecturer in charge
graduate
- Mass Communication: Political Aspects (57211) - Lecturer in charge
- Media and Bioethics (64815) - Lecturer in charge
- Self-Deception (201516) - Lecturer in charge
- The Media: A Critical Approach (96364) - Lecturer in charge
Biography
Born in 1961 in Zagreb. Graduated Philosophy and Comparative Literature from the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb. At the same institution he obtained his MA with a thesis in the Philosophy of Science (Evolution and Optimization: On Some Philosophical Aspects of Evolutionary Theory, 1994). He received his PhD from the University of Mainz in Germany with a dissertation in the Philosophy of Mind (Implicit Content of Consciousness in Phenomenology and Analytic Philosophy, 2006). He worked at the Ministry of Science and Technology of Croatia (division of research projects/grants), at the Institute for Anthropology in Zagreb (as a research assistant), and at the University of Zadar (as a senior lecturer in Philosophy). Since 2009 he shares the position of an assistant professor at the Department of Philosophy and the Department for Communication Science, Center for Croatian Studies. He is the author or coauthor of several scientific articles in peer-reviewed journals and books, and has read papers at many international conferences and symposia. He has also participated in several interdisciplinary research projects. His interests range from the Philosophy of Mind and Philosophy of Science (especially the Philosophy of Social Sciences) to Ethics and Communication.