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Commentating as Philosophy and the Abrahamic Interpreters

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Submitted by Owen Anderson on Sunday, March 2, 2014
Commentating as Philosophy and the Abrahamic Interpreters July 2-5, 2014, Istanbul “Commentating as Philosophy and the Abrahamic Interpreters” is a conference second in a trilogy, entitled, “The Abrahamic Trilogy”.  The trilogy is about the development and reception of Greek philosophy in the Abrahamic traditions. While the first conference was about Proclus, and his influence, the present conference will focus on the form of philosophy that was dominant until the early modern period. The Abrahamic religions have a set of revealed holy texts which are intended to reveal the nature of God, creation, man’s place in it and his true destiny.

*Recognition and Socialism*

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Submitted by Owen Anderson on Sunday, March 2, 2014

*Recognition and Socialism*

 

Workshop at Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany, Juli 18, 2014 on the

occasion of the 65th birthday of Axel Honneth

 

Call for Papers

 

It is one of the central claims of Hegel's social philosophy that modern

civil societies –especially as far as markets of goods and labor play a

central role within them – are not only spheres of self-interested,

strategic action, but also of intersubjective recognition. Hegel assumes

that, through their participation in the market, individuals can

experience that their achievements are socially valued. However it is

unclear whether this is meant by Hegelas a description of actually

Rudolf-Carnap-Lectures 2014 & Graduate Conference Institute of Philosophy

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Submitted by Owen Anderson on Sunday, March 2, 2014

Rudolf-Carnap-Lectures 2014 & Graduate Conference Institute of Philosophy II Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany 10-12 March, 2014 Prof. Daniel C. Dennett (Tufts)

 

It's an honor and a pleasure to announce that this year's Carnap-Lectures will be presented by Daniel C. Dennett. He is Austin B. Fletcher Professor of Philosophy and Director of the Center for Cognitive Studies at Tufts University and is going to give four lectures in the context of a Graduate conference.

 

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