Lukas completed his Ph.D. studies in philosophy at the University of South Bohemia (Czech Republic) in November 2023. His academic background includes degrees in philosophy (BA, MA, PhD) and religious studies (BA). As a philosopher, he is particularly interested in ethics (the good life), philosophical anthropology, philosophy of mind, metaphysics, phenomenology, and ancient Greek philosophy. He engages in interdisciplinary research and his current focus is on the philosophy of sport, play, and games, exploring how sport contributes to a good life. Lukas is also intrigued by the concept of philosophical practice. Professionally, he works as a…
Lukas completed his Ph.D. studies in philosophy at the University of South Bohemia (Czech Republic) in November 2023. His academic background includes degrees in philosophy (BA, MA, PhD) and religious studies (BA). As a philosopher, he is particularly interested in ethics (the good life), philosophical anthropology, philosophy of mind, metaphysics, phenomenology, and ancient Greek philosophy. He engages in interdisciplinary research and his current focus is on the philosophy of sport, play, and games, exploring how sport contributes to a good life. Lukas is also intrigued by the concept of philosophical practice. Professionally, he works as a mental coach and philosophical practitioner (consultant) in sports. He co-founded the Institute of Philosophical Practice (Institut živé filosofie) in the Czech Republic. Lukas has a background in hockey, having played for his hometown club in České Budějovice and spent a year playing junior hockey in the US.
