Asle Eikrem

My primary areas of research are connected to subdisciplines in systematic theology, primarily philosophy of religion, dogmatics and ethics. In my doctoral thesis I analysed the meaning-giving structures of religious language, understood both as communicative and theoretical medium. My subsequent work focused on theologies of sacrifice within the Christian tradition, in particular the ways in which different forms of violence are connected to notions of God, but also how these notions have given rise to notions of what a good human life consists in. The last few years I have written a book on ethics of migration and developed a model for ethical reflection in hypercomplex societies. Currently the center of my research attention lies on health ethics and ethics of Artificial Intelligence.