Online seminar series

We are extremely delighted to have Professor Richard Ho to join SDCF IChing Zoom session on 18th December. Details are set out as below:
Date: 18th December 2023, Monday
Time: 20:30-22:00 Hong Kong Time (GMT+8) / 07:30-09:00 NYT / 12:30-14:00 UKT
(Zoom details to be provided after registration)...

Organized by Simone Guidi and Enrico Pasini at the Institute for the European Intellectual Lexicon and History of Ideas of the National Research Council of Italy, in collaboration with Aristotelica - A peer-reviewed journal devoted to Aristotle.

Attendance is online only, via Microsoft Teams, and...

How should one become aware of the presuppositions of one's own thinking without challenging familiar knowledge structures through other points of view? In this lecture series, we want to break open the narrow meshes of western thinking and introduce the basic philosophical principles of the indigen...

Lunes 7 de noviembre de 2022
Monday, November 7th 2022

ONLINE

Mesa 1/Session 1: 10:00-12:00 (GMT -3)

Giulia Gobbi (Universidad Complutense de Madrid):
El cuerpo-symbolon como epicentro del yo en la filosofía de Ortega y Gasset
Thomas Winn (University of Dundee):
Hermeneutic Nihilism and...

The seminars are held online(via Zoom) on selected Fridays at 5 PM (CET). Each seminar consists of a one-hour talk followed by a one-hour discussion. The topics are mainly focused on topics in philosophy of language, mind and cognitive science.
For the abstract and Zoom link, please consult the sem...

El Grupo de Estudios Steinianos -GES- tiene como misión estudiar la obra de Edith Stein, la recepción de su pensamiento y la pertinencia de sus propuestas fundamentales con los problemas emergentes, mediante procesos de formación-aprendizaje, reflexión e investigación, contribuyendo con los interese...

Online lecture by Krister Bykvist (Institute for Futures Studies, Stockholm & Dept. of Philosophy, Stockholm University): “To be or not to be, what is the value?”

Mon, 13 June 2022, 15:00–17:00 CET

Abstract: According to the person-affecting restriction, what is better (worse) must be better (...

The Society for the Philosophy of Sex and Love is hosting a virtual seminar on topics related to the Philosophy of Sex and Love, August 2022-May 2023.

Series of lectures “Cartesianism and beyond,” March–June 2022:

• 7 March 2022, 5 pm (CET), Tad Schmaltz (University of Michigan), “The Pineal Gland in Cartesianism”

• 14 March 2022, 11 am (CET), Deborah Brown & Brian Key (University of Queensland), “Neural Correlates of Consciousness in Descar...

A series of four seminars on aspects of the contemporary social contract. Please see individual seminar descriptions for more information.

The Centre for Research in Post-Kantian European Philosophy at the University of Warwick provides a unique forum for discussion and research in 19th and 20th century European philosophy. It organises a regular seminar, which this year, in term 1, will run online, from 5:30pm to 7:15pm (UK time).

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The ALEF research group (Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania) announces the beginning of its regular seminar in the academic year 2021-2022. The seminar features talks by invited speakers, as well as by members of the group. The meetings are biweekly, on FRIDAYS 18.00 EET (Eastern European...

07/06 Ying Choon Wu (UC San Diego), Jürgen Streeck (University of Texas at Austin)

14/06 David Leavens (University of Sussex), Seana Coulson (UC San Diego)

21/06 Kirsty Graham (University of St Andrews), Daniela O’Neill (University of Waterloo)

28/06 Benjamin Angerer (Universität Osnabru...

The Dianoia Institute of Philosophy is pleased to announce the launch of our new online Seminar Series in Philosophy.

23/24 Mar, C. Thi Nguyen (Utah)
21/22 Apr, Karen Bennett (Rutgers)
26/27 May, Timothy Williamson (Oxford)
24/25 Jun, Jennifer Nagel (Toronto)
21/22 Jul, Elliott Sober (Wiscons...

In January of 2021, the Department of Logic and Philosophy of Science will host a colloquium series to celebrate the illustrious career of our colleague Penelope Maddy on the occasion of her retirement.

The speakers in this series include:
- Mark Wilson, Pittsburgh;
- Gary Hatfield, UPenn;
- J...

Tuesday, November 10th at 12PM Eastern Time
Speaker: Antonella Tramacere
Affiliations: Research Fellow at Mississippi State University, Associate Fellow at the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History, and Appointed Research Fellow at the University of Bologna
Title: "Lost in Abst...

The Center for Philosophy of Science is hosting a virtual Lunchtime Talk Series during October 2020. We welcome you to attend these talks. Registration is required, please use the links below to register.

Speaker: James Woodward
Affiliation: Department of HPS, University of Pittsburgh
Dat...

Fall 2020 ALS Talks will be held as Zoom webinars.

The Annual Lecture Series, the Center’s oldest program, was established in 1960, the year when Adolf Grünbaum founded the Center. Each year the series consists of six to eight lectures, about three quarters of which are given by philosophers, his...

Functional brain imaging studies try to map patterns of activation to cognitive functions, and usually rely upon functional task decomposition based on hypotheses derived from intuition and cognitive psychology. The tasks we postulate constitute a cognitive ontology. What is the epistemic status of ...

September Lunchtime Talks will be in a Zoom webinar format and will start at 12:00PM Eastern Time. The Center for Philosophy of Science is excited to host the following talks:

Friday, September 11th: Liam Bright, London School of Economics
Title: "Scientific Conclusions Need Not Be Accurate, Jus...

Welcome to the remote Summer Talk Series in Ethics! All talks on Zoom, on Thursdays at 2pm Central/3pm Eastern/7pm GMT.

July 9: Mark Schroeder (USC), “Person as an Evaluative Concept”. July 16: David Sobel (Syracuse), “A Robust Hybrid Theory of Well-Being”. July 23: Elizabeth Anderson (Michigan)...