Medieval History
The Conference intends to provide a broad forum for exploring crucial issues concerning the Philosophy of inter-human relations and the relations to other beings in our age. This means that all legitimate fields of study and philosophical research are included in the scope of the Conference, provided that the authors of conference papers concentrate on the main issues of the Conference. We are particularly interested in all branches of philosophy and of course we pay special attention to academic research papers relevant to the burning moral issues and problems concerning inter-human bonding and other relations and our stance to the world at large in our global era.
The aim of the Conference is to open discourse and to promote the exchange of ideas on the following issues:
1. Inquiry into the ontology of relations
2. Examination and assessment of theories and means regarding kinds of communication among persons, institutions and states (ancient and modern)
3. Review and evaluation of theories (or conceptions) of friendship, love, eros agape and enmity (ancient and modern)
4. Inquiry into theories that have (a) been put forth and implemented as bases for human bonding and (b) what conclusions can be drawn from these experiences and (c) to examine the influence of these concepts on such aspects of human intercourse and on social institutions such as community cohesiveness, communication, social dialogue, political change and stability and psychological well-being. (How do people get together at a time when individualism, alienation, loneliness and fragmentation are on the rise and how can the technological character of our global era help to bridge the gap or reinstate the real communication and bonding among people?)
5. Investigation of the kind of relations that man has developed and adopted towards other beings in the world and evaluation of the results of these relations for humanity and the world itself in our global era.
For full information please see the First Circular which will be made available shortly and will be posted later on our Website: http://www.iagp.gr ,http://www.hri.org/iagp/
- "communities, Communications, And Conflict"
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Medieval History
24th International Conference of Philosophy, Samos, July 2012
THE PHILOSOPHY OF INTER-HUMAN RELATIONS AND THE RELATIONS WITH OTHER NATURAL BEINGS IN THE GLOBAL ERA
The Conference will take place in the famous inland of Samos (Pythagorion-a sea-side resort in the Aegean) in Greece between 15th -25th of July 2012.
The Conference will take place in the famous inland of Samos (Pythagorion-a sea-side resort in the Aegean) in Greece between 15th -25th of July 2012.
The Conference intends to provide a broad forum for exploring crucial issues concerning the Philosophy of inter-human relations and the relations to other beings in our age. This means that all legitimate fields of study and philosophical research are included in the scope of the Conference, provided that the authors of conference papers concentrate on the main issues of the Conference. We are particularly interested in all branches of philosophy and of course we pay special attention to academic research papers relevant to the burning moral issues and problems concerning inter-human bonding and other relations and our stance to the world at large in our global era.
The aim of the Conference is to open discourse and to promote the exchange of ideas on the following issues:
1. Inquiry into the ontology of relations
2. Examination and assessment of theories and means regarding kinds of communication among persons, institutions and states (ancient and modern)
3. Review and evaluation of theories (or conceptions) of friendship, love, eros agape and enmity (ancient and modern)
4. Inquiry into theories that have (a) been put forth and implemented as bases for human bonding and (b) what conclusions can be drawn from these experiences and (c) to examine the influence of these concepts on such aspects of human intercourse and on social institutions such as community cohesiveness, communication, social dialogue, political change and stability and psychological well-being. (How do people get together at a time when individualism, alienation, loneliness and fragmentation are on the rise and how can the technological character of our global era help to bridge the gap or reinstate the real communication and bonding among people?)
5. Investigation of the kind of relations that man has developed and adopted towards other beings in the world and evaluation of the results of these relations for humanity and the world itself in our global era.
For full information please see the First Circular which will be made available shortly and will be posted later on our Website: http://www.iagp.gr ,http://www.hri.org/iagp/
Contact person: Prof. Konstatine Boudouris, President of the Organizing Committee, [email protected]
- "communities, Communications, And Conflict"
October 19-20, 2012CALL FOR PAPERSThe 51st annual Midwest Medieval History Conference will be held on the campus of Indiana University in Bloomington, IN, October 19-20, 2012. The conference will commence on Friday afternoon with six...
- Natio Scotica* *the Thirteenth International Conference On * *medieval And Renaissance Scottish Language And Literature*
CALL FOR PAPERS* Paper proposals are invited for *NATIO SCOTICA* *The Thirteenth International Conference on * *Medieval and Renaissance Scottish Language and Literature* */ /* To be hosted by the Università degli Studi di Padova Italy 22-26 July 2011...
- Blood, Sex, Malory
CONFERENCE UPDATE: REGISTRATION EXTENSION FOR Blood, Sex, Malory: An International Conference on the Morte Darthur, its sources and reception. University of Leicester, 24th-25th April 2009 *To accommodate demand, conference registration is EXTENDED...
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SECOND CALL FOR PAPERS AND PARTICIPATION 2nd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MEDITERRANEAN STUDIES 9-12 APRIL 2009, ATHENS, GREECE The Athens Institute for Education and Research (ATINER) organizes an International Conference on Mediterranean Studies in...
- Monsters And Monstrous Conference
6th Global Conference Monsters and the Monstrous: Myths and Metaphors of Enduring Evil Monday 22nd September - Thursday 25th September 2008 Mansfield College, Oxford, United Kingdom http://www.inter-disciplinary.net/ati/Monsters/M6/cfp.html This inter-disciplinary...