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Tom Claes

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Tijdschrift Voor Filosofie | 2016

Filosofie aan de Vakgroep Wijsbegeerte en Moraalwetenschap van de Universiteit Gent

Tom Claes; Erik Weber

Tijdschrift Voor Filosofie | 2016

Verteerd door seks : Georg Simmel over de geneugten en gruwelen van moderne stedelijke seksualiteit

Tom Claes

Archive | 2016

Philosophy of the department of philosophy and moral sciences of the university of ghent

Tom Claes; Erik Weber

ETHIEK & MAATSCHAPPIJ | 2016

Onderzoeksethiek : van ethische codes en commissies naar ethische vorming voor wetenschappers

Erik Weber; Dietlinde Wouters; Tom Claes

JOURNAL OF THE INTERNATIONAL NETWORK OF SEXUAL ETHICS AND POLITICS | 2015

Sexuality and gender from decolonial perspective

Tom Claes; Madina Tlostanova

DE GEUS (GENT) | 2014

Georg Simmel: over leven in de grootstad

Tom Claes

THE REASONER (CANTERBURY) | 2013

2nd philosophical activism workshop: expressing discontent: appropriate or not? And if so, when, where, and how?

Laszlo Kosolosky; Gaston Meskens; Tom Claes

INSEP – Journal of the International Network for Sexual Ethics & Politics | 2013

Why Sexual Ethics and Politics? Why Now? An Introduction to the Journal

Tom Claes; Paul Reynolds

FILOSOFIE | 2013

Conceptuele analyses van seks en ethiek

Tom Claes

ETHIEK EN MAATSCHAPPIJ | 2013

Seksueel burgerschap: responsabilisering tussen disciplinering en diversiteit

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Erik Weber

Ghent University

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Laszlo Kosolosky

Ghent University

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Paul Reynolds

Edge Hill University

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