These are selected reflections from many years of writing.
They are not conclusions.
They are moments of attention —
drawn from practice, experience, and the quiet work of understanding.
Longer texts can be found in my archive.
Here, I offer a few places to begin.
A Gender Perspective on Abuse
Power, Shame, and Human Dignity
Writing a Research Thesis
Thinking, Interpretation, and Human Formation
The Quiet Language of Shame
Violation, the Body, and Human Dignity
When the Body Remembers What Should Never Have Happened
On shame, sexuality, and the slow journey back to intimacy
When Society Leaves Its Mark on the Child’s Brain
Childhood Conditions, Human Vulnerability, and Our Shared Responsibility
Why Science Still Needs Human Beings
Artificial Intelligence, Practical Wisdom, and the Human Responsibility of Research
When the Creation Becomes Opaque
Artificial Intelligence, Human Agency, and the Responsibility of Practical Philosophy
The Hidden Power of Language and Everyday Life
Language must remain open toward experience, relationships, and the living human being who is always more than the words used to describe him.
Reading Texts with Humility
Reading still matters so deeply in modern societies as an exercise in human understanding.
Justice Begins with the Question: Who Counts as Human?
When Some Lives Become Visible While Others Disappear
Practical Philosophy 