Publication: Interpreting Carnap
The Cambridge University Press released a new volume of essays, edited by Adam Tamas Tuboly, full time fellow at the Institute of Philosophy, and Prof. Alan Richardson (University of British Columbia), titled Interpreting Carnap: Critical Essays.
Talk by Ned Block
The Institute of Philosophy of the Research Centre for the Humanities cordially invites everybody to the upcoming talk by Prof. Ned Block (NYU, Department of Philosophy) entitled Perception and the language of thought. The online talk will be given in English.
Romanising Greek Political Thought: Cicero on Magistrates and the Cosmopolis
Update: Due to an unexpected emergency, the event was postponed to December 14, 2023.
The Forum of Hellenistic and Roman Philosophy cordially invites everyone to its next podium talk titled Romanising Greek Political Thought: Cicero on Magistrates and the Cosmopolis.
Last event of the Lithuanian–Hungarian research project
A conference was organised as the final event, to conclude the joint research project of the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences and the Hungarian Academy of Sciences entitled Sustainable Urban Development (SUD) concepts – Philosophical, Sociological and Historical Analyses.
Ferenc Hörcher attends a conference on Analytical Natural Law in Chile
On 9-10 November, Ferenc Hörcher will be a guest of the Catholic University of Chile at the university's conference on natural law.
Physics meets Philosophy 9th Workshop
A BTK Filozófiai Intézetének Fizika filozófiája kutatócsoportja szeretettel meghív minden érdeklődőt a Physics meets Philosophy: Collapse, Field, Locality, Causality: Topics in the Foundations of Quantum Theory című workshopjára.
Workshop: On Gardens. Rethinking the Relation of Nature and Architecture from a Philosophical Regard
The Institute of Philosophy cordially invites everyone to the workshop titled On Gardens. Rethinking the Relation of Nature and Architecture from a Philosophical Regard, organised in context of the joint research project of the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences and the Hungarian Academy of Sciences entitled Sustainable Urban Development (SUD) concepts – Philosophical, Sociological and Historical Analyses.
Gains and Losses: Enaction Revisited
The Research Group for Epistemology of the Philosophy Department of the HUN-REN Hungarian Research Network cordially invites everyone to their international workshop, titled Gains and Losses: Enaction Revisited.
You can read the detailed programme further below. The abstracts of the presentations can be opened by clicking on each title. All the presentations and discussions during the conference will be held in English.
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