More information Organized by Nicola Milanesi and Andrea Sola, this online seminar series explores the dialogue and the possible interconnections between Platonism and Aristotelianism in sixteenth-century philosophy. This is the permanent link valid for all the sessions (Google Meet): https://meet.google.com/dnm-ckon-pyv [...]
More information The Descartes Laboratory seminar is an online a branch of the "Seminari Cartesiani di Villa Mirafiori", organized by CNR-ILIESI and La Sapienza Department of Philosophy, and directed by Claudio Buccolini, Antonella Del Prete, Francesco Fronterotta and Enrico Pasini. The [...]
More information Organized by Rômulo Ehalt (Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory), and featuring the IEF members Mário Santiago de Carvalho and João Francisco Ferreira, this event will be drawing upon the outcomes of previous mpilhlt workshops. It [...]
More information Aims of the Conference For Thomas Aquinas, ‘cognitio’ had an extremely wide range. It included external sensations like seeing, hearing and smelling, and internal sensations like imagining and remembering, intellectual acts like apprehension, judgment, and reasoning, and even supernatural acts like faith [...]
More information Although scholars in the middle ages are often presented as lone actors who produced highly-individual texts, their works are often the result of several levels of collective work that provided the necessary foundation for their independent effort, as [...]
An online seminar on second scholasticism, organized by Igor Agostini, Simona Langella, Mauro Mantovani and Rafael Ramis Barcelo. More information soon. Speakers: Mauricio Beuchot, Luca Bianchi, Paul R. Blum, Romanus Cessario, M. Dominique Couzinet, Mário S. de Carvalho, Matthew Gaetano, [...]
More information Summer School 2024 The Medieval and Early Modern Philosophy Thematic Line (Institute of Philosophy of the University of Porto) is pleased to announce the first Porto Summer School on Medieval and Early Modern Philosophy. Focused on Medieval Theories [...]
More information Organisation : Paul Rateau et Mélanie Zappulla Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne - HIPHIMO Du : Vendredi 24 mai 2024at 09:45 Au : Samedi 25 mai 2024 at 16:30 Programme VENDREDI 24 MAI 2024 Session 1 (9h45-12h30): L’attention et la distraction : la formulation du [...]
More information Organized by Patrícia Calvário and Jacob Schmutz | Salle Ladrière (A 124), Collège Mercier Place Cardinal Mercier 14, Louvain-la-neuve Program 18 June 14:00–14:30: Welcome address and introduction by the conference organizers Session 1 Moderator: Cécile Bonmariage 14h40-15h20 William Duba (Université de [...]
More information Organized by Igor Agostini @ the "Centro Dipartimentale di studi su Descartes e il Seicento" (Lecce), in collaboration with the "Centre d’études cartésienne" of the Sorbonne University. The seminar is organized within the PRIN 2022 PNRR Project: SOPHIA. [...]
More information Conference organized by Sophie Roux, Ecole Normale Supérieure, in partnership with ENS - PSL (Translitterae, République des savoirs), ENS Lyon (IHRIM, ERC NOTCOM), Université Paris-Diderot (SPHERE, ERC PHILIUMM), Université Paris-Nanterre (IREPH, Extending New Narratives in the History of [...]
More information Research seminar hosting Nicola Polloni (MSCA Research Fellow at the University of Porto currently on secondment at UCLouvain), who will present his project “Globalizing Hylomorphism: Matter and Materiality Between Europe and China in the 16th Century”
More information This international online seminar series is organized by Simone Guidi and Enrico Pasini at the CNR's Institute for the european intellectual lexicon and history of ideas (CNR-ILIESI) and is associated with a forthcoming special issue of the Aristotelica [...]
More information The conference, organized by Claus Asbjørn Andersen and Jacob Schmutz, aims to bring together scholars working on different strands of Late-Medieval and Early-Modern thought. Its broader focus is on the general variety of distinctions (formal, modal, rational, real, [...]
Mechanism or mechanical philosophy as defended by philosophers like Thomas Hobbes, René Descartes and Pierre Gassendi, offering a general picture of how the physical world is to be explained, is often seen as a replacement and rival to Aristotelianism. This [...]
Adresse ENS – 45, rue d’Ulm – Paris Ve Salle W Organisé par : République des savoirs et le Centre d’Études Cartésiennes Responsables : Dan Arbib (ENS/République des savoirs), Alberto Frigo (Université de Milan/Centre d’Études Cartésiennes), Thomas Gueydier (Institut Catholique de Rennes) Programme: 09h45 : Vincent Carraud, [...]
