Martin Lenz

Dr. Martin Lenz

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Curriculum Vitae

5/1990:
Abitur, Dietrich Bonhoeffer Gymnasium, Ratingen
10/1990 - 07/1996:
Undergraduate and Graduate Studies in Philosophy, Linguistics and German Literature at the Universities of Bochum, Budapest und Hull
02/1994 - 07/1995
Visiting Student at Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest (ELTE)
09/1995 - 03/1996:
Visiting Student at Hull University, UK
15/071996:
Magister Artium (“with distinction”); supervisors: Kurt Flasch (Philosophy), Roland Harweg (Linguistics), Peter-André Alt (German Literature)
16/02/2001:
PhD in Philosophy with a dissertation on Ockham’s Theory of Mental Language  (“summa cum laude”); supervisors: Burkhard Mojsisch and Gert König
04/2002-03/2004

Visiting Scholar at the Faculty of Philosophy, Cambridge, UK; collaboration with John Marenbon, Trinity College, Cambridge (funded by the Emmy Noether-Programme of the DFG)

04/2004-03/2006

Research Associate of the Interdisziplinäres Zentrum ‚Mittelalter – Renaissance – Frühe Neuzeit’ at the Freie Universität Berlin.

04/2006-01/2008
Research Associate (Theoretical Philosophy) at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
02/2008-09/2009

Research Associate at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (Leibniz-Preis-Projekt Transformationen des Geistes. Philosophische Psychologie 1500-1700

08/2008-04/2009

Habilitation in Philosophy with a dissertation on Locke’s Conception of Language (referees: Dominik Perler, Michael Pauen, Udo Thiel); paper and colloquium on Freedom in Spinoza; inaugural lecture on Locke and the Myth of the Given

10/2009-03/2010
Visiting Professor of Theoretical Philosophy at Tübingen University
Since 04/2010
Chair of the research group “Transformations of the Mind. Philosophical Psychology from 1500 to 1750” at Humboldt University Berlin