Prof. Dr. Thomas Buchheim: Existenz. Überlegungen zu einem Begriff, der keiner ist In the course of Prof. Gabriel’s “Kolloquium zur Gegenwartsphilosophie”, Prof. Dr. Thomas Buchheim from the LMU-Munich will give … Read more
Bonner Nietzsche-Vorträge I In the course of the lecture series “Bonner Nietzsche-Vorträge”, Prof. em. Dr. Werner Stegmaier (Ernst-Moritz-Arndt-Universität Greifswald) will give a talk on “Nietzsches Zukunft”, followed by a talk … Read more
Prof. Dr. Carlos J. Correia: Consciousness and Personal Identity In the course of Prof. Gabriel’s “Kolloquium zur Gegenwartsphilosophie”, Prof. Dr. Carlos J. Correia from the University of Lisbon will give … Read more
Welt und Unendlichkeit. Ein deutsch-ungarischer Dialog in memoriam László Tengelyi This conference brings together experts as well as rising scholars in the field to discuss different aspects of the topic … Read more
Prof. Dr. John R. Searle: Seeing Things as They are Prof. Dr. John R. Searle from the University of California, Berkeley (USA) will give a talk on “Seeing Things as They … Read more
7th Ernst Robert Curtius-Lecture: Prof. Dr. Rüdiger Safranski (FU Berlin) Since 2009 the International Centre for Philosophy NRW hosts an annual lecture of excellence in honour of Ernst Robert Curtius. … Read more
Modes of Reasoning – East and West The Conference is part of the joint project “Concepts of Rationality” with the Department of Philosophy of the Chinese University of Hong Kong. … Read more
Prof. Dr. Robert Howell: Fictonal Realism? Prof. Dr. Robert Howell (University at Albany/Moscow State University) offers a workshop under the title of “Fictonal Realism?”. The workshop begins at 9 a.m. and ends … Read more
Schelling, Nature and Naturalism It is often noted that there has been a resurgence of interest in German idealism. This is not to be denied. However, to reap the full … Read more
Prof. Dr. John MacFarlane: Assessment Sensitivity. Relative Truth and Its Applications Prof. Dr. John MacFarlane (UC Berkeley) offers a workshop under the title of “Assessment Sensitivity. Relative Truth and Its … Read more