Dr Audrey Borowski is a Research Fellow on the “Desirable Digitalization” project between the Universities of Bonn and Cambridge. She gained her doctorate from the University of Oxford. Her monograph Leibniz in his World: The Making of a Savant is forthcoming with Princeton University Press. She is currently working on her second book, Philosophers of the Digital.
Selected Publications:
‘The Absolutism of Data: Thinking Artificial Intelligence with Hans Blumenberg’ in Mind and Matter (February 2024).
Co-editor (with Nicholas Halmi), ‘Universal Histories’, special issue of Intellectual History Review 33:3
‘The Universal History to bring all Universal Histories to an end: The curious case of Volney’, in ‘Universal Histories’ issue of Intellectual History Review
‘Günther Anders Philosopher of the Apocalypse’, Aeon (17 May 2022) <https://aeon.co/essays/gunther-anders-a-forgotten-prophet-for-the-21st-century>
‘Friedrich Meinecke or the Defeat of Cultural Historicism’, in Hermann Paul and Adriaan van Veldhuizen (eds.), Historicism as a Travelling Concept (London: Bloomsbury, 2020), pp. 165–85
