The Institute of Philosophy of the Research Centre for the Humanities cordially invites you to the upcoming hybrid workshop entitled Orientalism versus War against the West. Dichotomous Identity-generating Narratives in the Hungarian and Polish Thought.
The Russian–Hungarian bilateral research project entitled The migration of ideas and the formation of national philosophical traditions: dialogues across the borders (RFBR & FRLC № 20-511-23002) cordially invites you to its next Murmansk–Budapest–Nyíregyháza seminar entitled The migration of ideas and the formation of national philosophical traditions: dialogues across the borders – 2
The Forum of Hellenistic and Roman Philosophy cordially invites you to its next seminar on Is Universal Nature Foundational for Stoic Ethics? by Prof. Christopher Gill (University of Exeter) on January 27, 2022, at 12.00 pm New York / 5.00 pm Exeter / 6.00 pm Budapest / 7.00 pm Athens time. címmel.
Francesca G. Masi’s 58-page study of Attila Németh’s Epicurus on the Self, Routledge (2017) has been just published in Syzetesis, and is available online.
The Institute of Philosophy of the Research Centre for the Humanities cordially invites you to the upcoming hybrid workshop entitled Polish–Hungarian intellectual history in European context – Case studies.
The Forum of Hellenistic and Roman Philosophy cordially invites you to its next seminar on Musonius Rufus, or How to Recognise a Stoic? by Prof. Gretchen Reydams-Schils (University of Notre Dame) on November 18, 2021 at 12.00 pm New York / 5.00 pm Cambridge / 6.00 pm Budapest / 7.00 pm Athens time.
The Forum of Hellenistic and Roman Philosophy cordially invites you to its next seminar on An application in time of pandemic of the ancient Stoics' social oikeiōsis (affiliation) to other humans by Prof. Sir Richard Sorabji (University of Oxford) on September 30, 2021 at 12.00 pm New York / 5.00 pm Cambridge / 6.00 pm Budapest / 7.00 pm Athens time.
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