Losoncz Márk
Márk Losoncz (1987) defended his PhD thesis at the University of Novi Sad on “The Concept of Time in Bergson’s and Husserl’s Philosophy.” He conducted part of his doctoral research at the École des hautes études en sciences sociales (EHESS) in Paris and was a postdoctoral guest researcher at the Institute of Ethics, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU) in Munich. He has been a researcher at the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory (University of Belgrade) since 2012, currently holding the position of Senior Research Fellow. His research interests include consciousness studies, phenomenology, theories of the sense of reality, the philosophy of love, and the intersections of critical theory with ecology and models of post-capitalism. He is also interested in Chinese thought. A significant part of his scholarly work has been devoted to the intellectual history and contemporary situation of the Hungarian minority in Serbia. He is the author and editor of fifteen books. He has delivered numerous lectures worldwide, from Ghent to Tokyo. His work is published in English, French, German, Serbian/Croatian, Romanian, Slovenian, and Hungarian.
Latest publications
- (2025), “Is Meditation the Royal Road that Leads to Pure Consciousness?” Filozofija i društvo / Philosophy and Society 36 (4): 865–890.
- (2025), “Conceptualizing Psychedelic Pure Consciousness.” Religions 16 (8): 1079.
- (2025), “Who is the Subject? What is Subjectivity?” Arhe 21 (44): 197–217.
- (2024), “Rethinking Love as Union: ‘As if our boundaries were melting…'” Problemos 105: 143–155.
- (2024), “Architecture in the Shadow of Catastrophe and Collapse.” Khōrein: Journal for Architecture and Philosophy 2 (1): 100–120.