Senior Lecturer in history of ideas of Central and Eastern Europe at the University of Fribourg since 2021. He studied Russian, philosophy and history in Geneva, Berlin and Moscow, before obtaining a PhD from Charles University in Prague (2011). He was then a SNF post-doc researcher at the Central-European Institute of Philosophy (Prague), the Peter-Szondi Institute (Berlin) and the Husserl Archives (Leuven). In 2012, he founded sdvig press, an open access digital publishing platform, which runs the international project Open Commons of Phenomenology

Squares, circles and triangulations

2024

Patrick Flack(Fribourg University)

Střed 16/2

The word is not enough

2024

Patrick Flack(Fribourg University)

Vremennik russkogo formalizma 1

Inner form and the development of the concept of expression in structuralism and phenomenology (Špet, Jakobson, Merleau-Ponty)

2023

Patrick Flack(Fribourg University)

Histoire Épistémologie Langage 45/1

Phenomenology as an abortive science of art

2023

Patrick Flack(Fribourg University)

Journal of Aesthetics and Phenomenology 10/2

Phenomenology in German-speaking areas and in Russia

2023

Patrick Flack(Fribourg University)

in: Central and Eastern European literary theory and the West, Berlin : de Gruyter

Neo-Kantian philosophy as method and network

2022

Patrick Flack(Fribourg University)Erik Martin(European University Viadrina)Michał Mrugalski(Humboldt University of Berlin)

in: Neo-Kantianism as an entanglement of intellectual cultures in Central and Eastern Europe, Genève-Lausanne : sdvig press

Neo-Kantianism as an entanglement of intellectual cultures in Central and Eastern Europe

2022

edited byErik Martin(European University Viadrina)Michał Mrugalski(Humboldt University of Berlin)Patrick Flack(Fribourg University)

Genève-Lausanne, sdvig press

Hendrik Pos, la conscience linguistique et la phénoménologie du langage

2021

Patrick Flack(Fribourg University)

Signifiances (Signifying) 5/1

Le "sens du réel" et l'indication chez Trần Đức Thảo

2020

Patrick Flack(Fribourg University)

Histoire Épistémologie Langage 42/2