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The department offers a broad program of courses in the history and problems of philosophy, allowing for concentration in various areas. ... more»

 

 

CALL FOR PAPERS:  11th GRADUATE PHILOSOPHY CONFERENCE

 

Andrea Staiti

The department welcomes
a new assistant professor:

Andrea Staiti (born in Milan, Italy) joins us from Albert Ludwigs Universität Freiburg (Germany), where he received his doctorate in February of 2009. This year he will offer a graduate seminar on Edmund Husserl's seminal text, Ideen II, as well as an elective course on 19th and 20th century philosophy. He will also teach in the interdisciplinary Perspectives in Western Culture Program. He is currently at conducting research on Husserl’s idea of a scientific philosophy and its import in the current philosophical debate.  ...more»

 

 

 

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Nov. 13: Lunch and panel discussion with Prof. Alasdair MacIntyre     ...  more »

Nov. 12: Prof. Alasdair MacIntyre will lecture on "Philosophical Education Against Contemporary Culture"  ...  more »

Nov. 11: Department block party, reception area, 12:00 pm - 2pm.

Nov. 10: Boston Colloquium in Medieval Philosophy Brown Bag Lunch talk by Prof. J.-L. Solere: "Graduating in Paradise: Robert ofSorbon and the Importance of Universities in the Middle Ages"   ...  more »

Oct. 26:  Prof. M. Haren (University College, Dublin) on "The Dynamic of Fourteenth-Century Intellectual Contexts:  Ireland, England and the Continent in the Development of Archbishop Richard Fitzralph of Armagh as Pastor and Polemicis"   ...  more »

Oct. 25-28:  international conference on "Psychoanalysis, Tragedy, Politics"   ...  more»

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The program allows concentration in the following areas:continental European philosophy from Kant to the present, medieval philosophy, social and political philosophy, and philosophy of science. ... more»

 

 

With over 350 majors and 60 minors the undergraduate program is designed to provide the opportunity for open-ended inquiry and reflection on the most fundamental questions about ourselves, our world, and our destiny. ... more»

 

 

  
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