Přednášky
Bayron Hernan Giral Ospina: Education of Citizen in Phenomenological Perspective
Organized by the Department of Comenius Studies and Early Modern Intellectual History.
Prof. Germán Vargas Guillén: Daniel Herrera Restrepo: the Master of Philosophy in Colombia
Organized by the The Department of Comenius Studies and Early Modern Intellectual History and the Jan Patočka Archive.
Dr. Jessica Cronshagen: Identity and Memory in the Correspondence of 18th Century Female Missionaries of the Moravian Church in Suriname
Organized by the COST Action Women on the Move (CA 19 112) and the Department of Comenius Studies and Early Modern Intellectual History, Institute of Philosophy, CAS.
William Duba: Digital Fragmentology: Promises and Challenges
Organized by the by the ERC funded research group TRIPTIC-EU within the Department for the Study of Ancient and Medieval Thought (Institute of Philosophy, Czech Academy of Sciences).
Christopher D. Schabel: Prozymites and Utraquists at the Council of Basel: Hermann Zoest and the Quarrel over Unleavened Bread
Organized by the Department for the Study of Ancient and Medieval Thought in cooperation with the Centre for Medieval Studies and the Centre for Classical Studies (Institute of Philosophy, Czech Academy of Sciences).
Prof. Joff P. N. Bradley: What has happened to Desire? Deleuze and Reich on Social Reclusion
Organized by the Department of Contemporary Continental Philosophy, Institute of Philosophy, Czech Academy of Sciences
Mark Windsor: Feeling through Things
Organized by the Department of Analytic Philosophy of the Institute of Philosophy, Czech Academy of Science
Francisco Hernández-Quiroz: Epistemic Kolmogorov Complexity
Organized by the Centre for formal epistemology, Institute of Philosophy, CAS
lectures connected with the release of the book Hans-Herbert Kögler’s Critical Hermeneutics
Organized by the Department for the Study of Modern Czech Philosophy, Institute of Philosophy, CAS
Jakub Mihálik: Inner Awareness, Intimacy, and Acquaintance
Organized by the Department for the Study of Early Modern Rationality and by the Department of Analytic Philosophy, Institute of Philosophy, CAS
