Embedded Files
Pre-conference day seminar
Pre-conference day seminar
Wednesday, 15th October
Wednesday, 15th October
Location: Marko Marulić Hall (2nd floor)
Location: Marko Marulić Hall (2nd floor)
17:30 - 19:00
17:30 - 19:00
“Is the classical Indian dualistic philosophical system Sāṃkhya a realist or a phenomenological system?” / Student seminar
“Is the classical Indian dualistic philosophical system Sāṃkhya a realist or a phenomenological system?” / Student seminar
Full Professor Mislav Ježić
(Member of Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts;
University of Zagreb, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Zagreb)
Conference day - Day 1
Conference day - Day 1
Thursday, 16th October
Thursday, 16th October
Location: P29 (2nd floor)
Location: P29 (2nd floor)
Session 1
Session 1
09:00 – 09:15 Welcome and Opening Remarks
09:00 – 09:15 Welcome and Opening Remarks
09:15 – 10:00 “What can we deduce about the antiquity of philosophy from the comparison of the earliest documented Ancient Indian and Ancient Greek philosophy?”
09:15 – 10:00 “What can we deduce about the antiquity of philosophy from the comparison of the earliest documented Ancient Indian and Ancient Greek philosophy?”
Keynote Speaker: Full Professor Mislav Ježić
(Member of Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts;
University of Zagreb, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Zagreb)
10:00 – 10:15
Coffee Break
10:00 – 10:15
Coffee Break
Session 2
Session 2
10:15–10:45 “Speech, Personification, and Friendship in Plato's Crito”
10:15–10:45 “Speech, Personification, and Friendship in Plato's Crito”
Associate Professor Yosef Z. Liebersohn
(Bar-Ilan University - Israel)
10:45–11:15 “Madhubani Painting: Embodied Creation and Perception of feminine divine in Hinduism”
10:45–11:15 “Madhubani Painting: Embodied Creation and Perception of feminine divine in Hinduism”
Associate Professor Swasti Alpana
(Satyawati College, University of Delhi)
11:15–11:45 “The Curability of Plato’s Tyrant in Republic IX”
11:15–11:45 “The Curability of Plato’s Tyrant in Republic IX”
PhD Candidate India Griffiths
(University College London)
11:45–12:15 Discussion
11:45–12:15 Discussion
Session 2 speakers:
Session 2 speakers:
Yosef Z. (Yossie) Liebersohn
Swasti Alpana
India Griffiths
12:15–13:45
Lunch
12:15–13:45
Lunch
Session 3
Session 3
13:45–14:15 “Unveiling Consciousness in Advaita Vedānta: A Textual Study of the Māṇḍūkya Upaniṣad and Gauḍapada’s Māṇḍūkyakārikā”
13:45–14:15 “Unveiling Consciousness in Advaita Vedānta: A Textual Study of the Māṇḍūkya Upaniṣad and Gauḍapada’s Māṇḍūkyakārikā”
Full Professor Vengala Sujata Raju
(Department of Philosophy, Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi)
14:15–14:45 “Creativity: Computationalism, Embodiment, and Plato”
14:15–14:45 “Creativity: Computationalism, Embodiment, and Plato”
Postdoctoral Researcher Erik Kuravsky
(University of Vienna)
14:45–15:15 “Paradoxes of the Law of Karma in the Theistic Purāṇic Traditions: A Critical Exploration”
14:45–15:15 “Paradoxes of the Law of Karma in the Theistic Purāṇic Traditions: A Critical Exploration”
Assistant Professor Vidhu Jain
(Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi)
15:15–15:45 Discussion / Session 3 speakers:
15:15–15:45 Discussion / Session 3 speakers:
Vengala Sujata Raju
Vengala Sujata Raju
Erik Kuravsky
Vidhu Jain
Vidhu Jain
15:45–16:00
Coffee Break
15:45–16:00
Coffee Break
Session 4
Session 4
16:00–16:30 “Eternality and Human Consciousness: Resolving Augustine's Two Views of Time”
16:00–16:30 “Eternality and Human Consciousness: Resolving Augustine's Two Views of Time”
Full Professor John F Johnson
(Concordia University)
16:30–17:00 “True Health Will Never Fade: Three Insights into the Body from the Antiquity ”
16:30–17:00 “True Health Will Never Fade: Three Insights into the Body from the Antiquity ”
Lecturer Jordi Crespo Saumell
(University of the Balearic Islands)
17:00–17:30 “Contemporary Anti-Materialism and Hellenistic Philosophies”
17:00–17:30 “Contemporary Anti-Materialism and Hellenistic Philosophies”
Independent Researcher Slobodan Stamatović
17:30–18:00 Discussion / Session 4 speakers:
17:30–18:00 Discussion / Session 4 speakers:
John F. Johnson
John F. Johnson
Jordi Crespo Saumell
Jordi Crespo Saumell
Slobodan Stamatović
Slobodan Stamatović
18:00–18:15
18:00–18:15
Break
Break
Session 5 (Online)
Session 5 (Online)
18:15–18:30 “Politeias demiourgoi. The theoretical transfiguration of the constitutional legislator in the practical epistemology of Aristotle”
18:15–18:30 “Politeias demiourgoi. The theoretical transfiguration of the constitutional legislator in the practical epistemology of Aristotle”
Associated Researcher Alessandro Colleoni
(CRAL (CNRS\EHESS), Paris )
18:30–18:50 “Equalizing the Producers: Two Problems in Nicomachean Ethics 5.5”
18:30–18:50 “Equalizing the Producers: Two Problems in Nicomachean Ethics 5.5”
Independent Researcher David Pederson
18:50–19:10 “An Overlooked Fragment on Aristotelian Mathematics: Revisiting Aristotle’s Fragment 161R3”
18:50–19:10 “An Overlooked Fragment on Aristotelian Mathematics: Revisiting Aristotle’s Fragment 161R3”
PhD Filippo Vezzani
(University of Pisa)
&
Master Student Clara Costa
(Università della Svizzera Italiana)
19:10–19:30 “Equalizing the Producers: Two Problems in Nicomachean Ethics 5.5”
19:10–19:30 “Equalizing the Producers: Two Problems in Nicomachean Ethics 5.5”
PhD student Ali Golbaz
(University Of Ottawa)
19:30–20:00 Discussion / Session 5 speakers:
19:30–20:00 Discussion / Session 5 speakers:
Alessandro Colleoni
Alessandro Colleoni
David Pederson
David Pederson
Clara Costa & Filippo Vezzani
Clara Costa & Filippo Vezzani
Ali Golbaz
Ali Golbaz
End of day 1
End of day 1
Conference day - Day 2
Conference day - Day 2
Friday, 17th October
Friday, 17th October
Location: Marko Marulić Hall (2nd floor)
Location: Marko Marulić Hall (2nd floor)
Session 1
Session 1
09:00–09:30 “The Importance of Unconscious Cognitive Processes in Predictive Processing Theory”
09:00–09:30 “The Importance of Unconscious Cognitive Processes in Predictive Processing Theory”
PhD Student Doroteya Nikolova
(Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski)
09:30–10:00 “On the Philosophical Aspects of Time Reversal in Classical Physics and Engineering”
09:30–10:00 “On the Philosophical Aspects of Time Reversal in Classical Physics and Engineering”
Full Professor Dragan Poljak
(University of Split, Department of Physics)
&
Full Professor Mirko Jakić
(University of Split, Department of Philosophy)
10:00–10:30 “Delights of Temperance: On the ‘supervenient’ pleasures in NE II.3”
10:00–10:30 “Delights of Temperance: On the ‘supervenient’ pleasures in NE II.3”
PhD Candidate Jelena Milosavljevic
(University College London)
11:45–12:15 Discussion
11:45–12:15 Discussion
Session 1 speakers:
Session 1 speakers:
Doroteya Nikolova
Dragan Poljak & Mirko Jakić
Jelena Milosavljevic
11:00–11:15
Coffee Break
11:00–11:15
Coffee Break
Session 2
Session 2
11:15–11:45 “The relation between the One and the Indefinite Dyad in Plato’s doctrine of the principles”
11:15–11:45 “The relation between the One and the Indefinite Dyad in Plato’s doctrine of the principles”
Full Professor Igor Mikecin
(Member of Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts;
University of Zagreb, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Zagreb)
11:45–12:15 “Originality or mutual influence: The concept of Oneness in Greece and India”
11:45–12:15 “Originality or mutual influence: The concept of Oneness in Greece and India”
Full Professor Tonći Kokić
(University of Split, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences)
12:15–12:45 “Metaphysics of Mortality: The Upanisadic Discourse on the End of Embodiment”
12:15–12:45 “Metaphysics of Mortality: The Upanisadic Discourse on the End of Embodiment”
Professor Monica Prabhakar
(Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi)
11:45–12:15 Discussion
11:45–12:15 Discussion
Session 2 speakers:
Session 2 speakers:
Igor Mikecin
Tonći Kokić
Monica Prabhakar
13:15–14:45
Lunch
13:15–14:45
Lunch
Session 3
Session 3
14:45–15:15 “Hybrid formulation of physicalism”
14:45–15:15 “Hybrid formulation of physicalism”
Guest Lecturer Aneta Karageorgieva
(Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski )
15:15–15:45 “Mathematics as the Code of Reality”
15:15–15:45 “Mathematics as the Code of Reality”
PhD Student Ivo Y. Valkov
(Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski )
15:45–16:15 “From Ignorance to Inquiry: A Socratic Account of Intellectual Humility”
15:45–16:15 “From Ignorance to Inquiry: A Socratic Account of Intellectual Humility”
Doctor of Philosophy Student Erin Choi
(University of Oxford)
16:15–16:45 Discussion / Session 3 speakers:
16:15–16:45 Discussion / Session 3 speakers:
Aneta Karageorgieva
Aneta Karageorgieva
Ivo Y. Valkov
Ivo Y. Valkov
Erin Choi
Erin Choi
16:45–17:00
Break
16:45–17:00
Break
Session 4 (Online)
Session 4 (Online)
17:00–17:20 “Subordination, consent, succession: The inner complexity of the human being in De institutione virginis (Ambrose of Milan)”
17:00–17:20 “Subordination, consent, succession: The inner complexity of the human being in De institutione virginis (Ambrose of Milan)”
PhD Student Marek Sławiński
(Jagiellonian University)
17:20–17:40 “Can Philosophy Aid in Addressing Psychology’s Main Problem? Reviving the Connection between Philosophy and Psychology”
17:20–17:40 “Can Philosophy Aid in Addressing Psychology’s Main Problem? Reviving the Connection between Philosophy and Psychology”
Independent Researcher Mervat Alhajimohammed
17:40–18:00 “Radical Scepticism and the Dream Hypothesis: Wittgensteinian Resolution to Cartesian Doubt”
17:40–18:00 “Radical Scepticism and the Dream Hypothesis: Wittgensteinian Resolution to Cartesian Doubt”
Assistant Professor Tarang Kapoor
(Department of Philosophy Miranda House University of Delhi)
18:00–18:30 Discussion / Session 4 speakers:
18:00–18:30 Discussion / Session 4 speakers:
Mervat Alhajimohammed
Mervat Alhajimohammed
Tarang Kapoor
Tarang Kapoor
Marek Sławiński
Marek Sławiński
18:30–19:00 Closing remarks:
Organising Committee
18:30–19:00 Closing remarks:
Organising Committee
Google Sites
Report abuse