M Jahn
Biographic Data
| ID | 956805 |
|---|---|
| NAME | M Jahn |
| GIVEN NAMES | M |
| FAMILY NAME | Jahn |
| SIGNATURE | JAHN M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6333-6025 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1903 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Putting Things Into (Rational) Perspective
Perspectivism about reasons is commonly understood as the view that normative reasons depend on an agent’s epistemic perspective: a fact counts as a reason only if it is epistemically accessible to the agent. This paper argues that perspectivists’ near-exclusive focus on an agent’s epistemic perspective obscures another important dimension of perspective dependence – namely, that reasons can also depend on an agent’s rational perspective. Specifi…
Wie viel Journalismus steckt in der deutschen E-Sport-Berichterstattung? Rollenselbstverständnisse von E-Sport-Berichterstatter
Diese Studie untersucht die Rollenselbstverständnisse deutscher E-Sport-Berichterstatter:innen und fragt, inwieweit sich diese mit journalistischen Rollenselbstverständnissen decken. Auf Basis der Forschung zu Rollenselbstverständnissen im Sportjournalismus sowie dem Feld der „journalistic strangers“ wurden qualitative Leitfadeninterviews mit 13 E-Sport-Berichterstatter:innen geführt. Die Studie identifiziert drei übergeordnete Selbstverständniss…
Concepts in Context
Political methodologists have long sought to develop standards that can guide political scientists in the process of concept formation. Yet, the methodology literature has struggled to provide satisfactory solutions to the fundamental problem of conceptualization: for any given concept, there are a large number of attributes one could postulate as its defining characteristics, and it is unclear how to adjudicate between different possible definit…
Political Spaces Beyond the Nation State
The global commons have come to play an increasingly prominent role in the field of international security as scholars seek to better understand the causes and consequences of interstate cooperation, competition, and conflict in political spaces that lie beyond sovereign jurisdiction. In this piece, we make the case that by grouping all extraterritorial spaces into a single, not further differentiated conceptual category, the notion of the “globa…
Do you believe in Deep Down? On two conceptions of valuing
In this paper, we explicate an underappreciated distinction between two conceptions of valuing. According to the first conception, which we call the surface-account, valuing something is exclusively a matter of having certain behavioral, cognitive, and emotional dispositions. In contrast, the second conception, which we call the layer-account, posits that valuing is constituted by the presence of certain representational mental states underlying …
Conceptualizing interstate cooperation
There seems to exist a general consensus on how to conceptualize cooperation in the field of international relations (IR). We argue that this impression is deceptive. In practice, scholars working on the causes of international cooperation have come to implicitly employ various understandings of what cooperation is. Yet, an explicit debate about the discipline's conceptual foundations never materialized, and whatever discussion occurred did so on…
Normative Models and Their Success
In this paper, we explore an under-investigated question concerning the class of formal models that aim at providing normative guidance. We call such models normative models. In particular, we examine the question of how normative models can successfully exert normative guidance. First, we highlight the absence of a discussion of this question—which is surprising given the extensive debate about the success conditions of descriptive models—and mo…
Gab es in der vorgeschichtlichen Zeit bereits einen Handel
Psychologie als Grundwissenschaft der Padagogik
Normative Models and Their Success
In this paper, we explore an under-investigated question concerning the class of formal models that aim at providing normative guidance. We call such models normative models. In particular, we examine the question of how normative models can successfully exert normative guidance. First, we highlight the absence of a discussion of this question—which is surprising given the extensive debate about the success conditions of descriptive models—and mo…
Concepts in Context
Political methodologists have long sought to develop standards that can guide political scientists in the process of concept formation. Yet, the methodology literature has struggled to provide satisfactory solutions to the fundamental problem of conceptualization: for any given concept, there are a large number of attributes one could postulate as its defining characteristics, and it is unclear how to adjudicate between different possible definit…
Do you believe in Deep Down? On two conceptions of valuing
In this paper, we explicate an underappreciated distinction between two conceptions of valuing. According to the first conception, which we call the surface-account, valuing something is exclusively a matter of having certain behavioral, cognitive, and emotional dispositions. In contrast, the second conception, which we call the layer-account, posits that valuing is constituted by the presence of certain representational mental states underlying …
Conceptualizing interstate cooperation
There seems to exist a general consensus on how to conceptualize cooperation in the field of international relations (IR). We argue that this impression is deceptive. In practice, scholars working on the causes of international cooperation have come to implicitly employ various understandings of what cooperation is. Yet, an explicit debate about the discipline's conceptual foundations never materialized, and whatever discussion occurred did so on…
Psychologie als Grundwissenschaft der Padagogik
Gab es in der vorgeschichtlichen Zeit bereits einen Handel
Conceptualizing interstate cooperation
There seems to exist a general consensus on how to conceptualize cooperation in the field of international relations (IR). We argue that this impression is deceptive. In practice, scholars working on the causes of international cooperation have come to implicitly employ various understandings of what cooperation is. Yet, an explicit debate about the discipline's conceptual foundations never materialized, and whatever discussion occurred did so on…
Normative Models and Their Success
In this paper, we explore an under-investigated question concerning the class of formal models that aim at providing normative guidance. We call such models normative models. In particular, we examine the question of how normative models can successfully exert normative guidance. First, we highlight the absence of a discussion of this question—which is surprising given the extensive debate about the success conditions of descriptive models—and mo…
Do you believe in Deep Down? On two conceptions of valuing
In this paper, we explicate an underappreciated distinction between two conceptions of valuing. According to the first conception, which we call the surface-account, valuing something is exclusively a matter of having certain behavioral, cognitive, and emotional dispositions. In contrast, the second conception, which we call the layer-account, posits that valuing is constituted by the presence of certain representational mental states underlying …
Wie viel Journalismus steckt in der deutschen E-Sport-Berichterstattung? Rollenselbstverständnisse von E-Sport-Berichterstatter
Diese Studie untersucht die Rollenselbstverständnisse deutscher E-Sport-Berichterstatter:innen und fragt, inwieweit sich diese mit journalistischen Rollenselbstverständnissen decken. Auf Basis der Forschung zu Rollenselbstverständnissen im Sportjournalismus sowie dem Feld der „journalistic strangers“ wurden qualitative Leitfadeninterviews mit 13 E-Sport-Berichterstatter:innen geführt. Die Studie identifiziert drei übergeordnete Selbstverständniss…
Concepts in Context
Political methodologists have long sought to develop standards that can guide political scientists in the process of concept formation. Yet, the methodology literature has struggled to provide satisfactory solutions to the fundamental problem of conceptualization: for any given concept, there are a large number of attributes one could postulate as its defining characteristics, and it is unclear how to adjudicate between different possible definit…
Political Spaces Beyond the Nation State
The global commons have come to play an increasingly prominent role in the field of international security as scholars seek to better understand the causes and consequences of interstate cooperation, competition, and conflict in political spaces that lie beyond sovereign jurisdiction. In this piece, we make the case that by grouping all extraterritorial spaces into a single, not further differentiated conceptual category, the notion of the “globa…
Putting Things Into (Rational) Perspective
Perspectivism about reasons is commonly understood as the view that normative reasons depend on an agent’s epistemic perspective: a fact counts as a reason only if it is epistemically accessible to the agent. This paper argues that perspectivists’ near-exclusive focus on an agent’s epistemic perspective obscures another important dimension of perspective dependence – namely, that reasons can also depend on an agent’s rational perspective. Specifi…
Political science (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Politics (3 works) · Epistemology, Ethics, and Metaphysics (2 works) · International Relations and Foreign Policy (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Normative (2 works)