07/2024
New Book on Deleuze’s inorganic vitalism published by Diaphanes and distributed by Chicago University Press
06/2024
Talk at the colloquium of Polysophie at University of Vienna on sleeplessness as the haunting of modernity
01/2023
Talk at the Psychoanalytic Library Berlin on the tention in the notion of the Pleasure Principle in Freud, Marcuse and Deleuze
06/2022
Audio-Recording of the Talk “From Spectral Pasts to Inorganic Futures. On the Temporal Politics of the Death Drive”, originally given at the conference “Politics of Death Drive” (16.06.2022)
06/2022
Workshop on the Politics of Death Drive at European-University Viadrina (Frankfurt/Oder), 16th – 17th June 2022
06/2022
Talk at Workshop “Politics of Death Drive. Dis/Identification, Transgression, War” on 16th June 2022
12/2021
New Essay on Deleuze, Speculative Realism and Time
07/2021
Talk at “Szenen der Kritik” at the Europa-University Viadriana
10/2020
Talk at MoMo Leipzig 2020
09/2020
New Essay “Absolute Xenogenesis” included in the anthology “Diseases of the Head” (edited by Matt Rosen)
06/2020
Guest Lecture at the Technical University of Vienna 2020
02/2019
Talk at WinterSchool Tübingen with Ray Brassier 2019
09/2018
Talk at the Friedrich Nietzsche Conference 2018 at New Castle University, September 20th 2018. 11.30 am
07/2018
Workshop Maschinisches Denken. Deleuze‘ anorganische Philosophie at the Symposium: Dis/Organizing. Bauhaus-Universiät Weimar, 13.07.2018
04/2018
Talk by Iain Hamilton Grant and Eckardt Lindner, Volksbühne Berlin, Roter Salon
03/2018
Romina Achatz interviews Eckardt Lindner
02/2018
Finally, the new book „Die Natur der Natur“ with amazing texts by philosopher Iain Hamilton Grant translated into German by Eckardt Lindner is here!
12/2017
Talk at the PhD-Candidate Symposium of the Austrian Society for Philosophy at Alpen-Adria-University Klagenfurt
04/2017
Talk at the Symposium „Phänomenologie und Neuer Realismus“ at the University of Vienna
02/2017
Talk at the Winterschool with Ray Brassier “Phenomenology and the Framework of Givernness” at the University Tübingen