Venue: Conference Room
Thursday
9 – 10.30
Moderator: Prof. Dr Ivanka Raynova
- проф. д-р Владимир Диев, Риск и неопределенность в философии, науке, управлении (with English translation)
- Dr Andrej Mitic, Rethinking Balkans: Space and Identity in Bulgarian and Serbian hetero-imagination
- Dr Bianka Boteva-Richter, The Value of Home as Place or Un-Place in the New Global Localisation
11 – 12.30
Moderator: Dr Bianka Boteva-Richter
- Prof. Dr Ivanka Raynova, Human Being, Human Rights and Dignity from the Perspective of Paul Ricoeur’s Hermeneutic Phenomenology
- Dr Eleftherius Sarantis, Legislators’ TemporaryPermanence and the Revocable Vote
- Assoc. Prof. Dr Ronald Weed, Aristotle and Rawls on Political Conflict and the Problem of Consensus
14 – 15.30
Moderator: Prof. Dr Luis Fernández Moreno
- Dr David Martens, True Belief, Knowledge, and Knowledge Assessment
- Andrea Raimondi, A Puzzle About Semantic Properties and Facts
- Francesco Galina, A Context-Sensitive Solution to the Coat Problem
16 – 17.30
Moderator: Dr David Martens
- Prof. Dr Luis Fernández Moreno, Reference Change in Putnam’s Theory
- Jacob Green Werkmäster, A Fair Reading of ‘Ought implies Can’
- Assist. Prof. Simon Langford, Recent Work on Knowledge Ascriptions
Friday
9 – 10.30
Moderator: Prof. Dr Nikolai Milkov
- Assist. Prof. Guillaume Dechauffour, The future of epistemology
- Res. Assist. Necdet Yildiz, Perspectivist Approaches to “Truth”: James and Nietzsche
11 – 12.30
Moderator: Assist. Prof. Guillaume Dechauffour
- Dr. Susanne Moser, Personalist vs. rationalist approach to virtues: Max Scheler and Christoph Halbig
- Prof. Dr Nikolai Milkov, Hermann Lotze’s Microcosm
- Alex Kostova, Truth without Representation: Heidegger and the Prospects for a New Realism
14 – 15.30
Moderator: Saniye Vatansever
- Dr. Giannis Stamatellos, “Seasons bring all things”: A Heraclitean ontology of time
- Victor Ilievski, The Problem of Evil and Theodicy in the Republic 379b-c
- Virgilijus Petuška, Aristotle on the Separation of Forms and Numbers
16 – 17
Moderator: Dr. Giannis Stamatellos
- Biliana Popova, The Concept of Perfection in Medieval Arabic Philosophy: Differences between the Arabic Peripatetic School and the Sufi Philosophy in their Conceptualization of Perfection
- Saniye Vatansever; Yeditepe University, Istanbul, Turkey. – The Cognitive Basis of Disinterested Pleasure in Kant
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