Talk by Joseph Berkovitz: On evidence, induction, and probability
On evidence, induction, and probability
Joseph Berkovitz
Conferences and Workshops
Talk by Slobodan Perović (University of Belgrade, Serbia): Life and its origins: philosophical dilemmas and scientific quests
Title: Life and its origins: philosophical dilemmas and scientific quests
Talk by Enrico Piergiacomi: "Is pleasure the go(o)d? An outline of religious hedonism in the early modern period"
Enrico Piergiacomi will give a philosophy talk with the title Is pleasure the go(o)d? An outline of religious hedonism in the early modern period. Students and teachers are welcome.
Here's information about our speaker.
"Damascius on the Ineffable" by Luca Pitteloud (Federal University of ABC)
Next Tuesday, January 18, at 7.00 pm, Luca Pitteloud will give us a colloquium, and you are all invited. He will present an interpretation of the metaphysics of the 6th century philosopher Damascius, known as the last of the neo-Platonists. The title of his talk is “Damascius on the Ineffable.” Here is his introduction.
"What in the World are Hallucinations?" by Rami El Ali (Lebanese American University)
We have an upcoming talk by Rami El Ali (Lebanese American University), details of which you may find below:
Title: What in the World are Hallucinations?
Time: Monday, December 20, 2021, 7pm-
Talk on Friday by Barry Stocker: Foucault on Parresia: Liberty in Discourse
Zoom link: https://boun-edu-tr.zoom.us/j/91754504383
Abstract: Foucault’s discussion of parrēsia brings up issues of his general view of discourse, the relation between history and the present, the relation between context and general context, along with the relation of norms to Foucault’s concerns with subjectivity and styles of living. The paper will examine these concerns, guided by the overall aim of how to understand Foucauldian parrēsia in relations to norms of free speech.
ZOOM Colloq: Pascale Roure (Bergische Universität Wuppertal, Germany): Logical Empiricism in Turkish Exile. Hans Reichenbach's Research and Teaching Activities at Istanbul University (1933-1938)
Logical Empiricism in Turkish Exile. Hans Reichenbach's Research and Teaching Activities at Istanbul University (1933-1938)
ZOOM Colloq: Ali Emre Benli (Max Planck Institute for the Study of Ethnic and Religious Diversity, Goettingen, Germany): Should refugees vote?
Should refugees vote?
ZOOM Colloq: Dilek Huseyinzadegan (Emory University, Atlanta, USA): What is Kant's Non-Ideal Theory of Politics
What is Kant's Non-Ideal Theory of Politics
