Events of Institute of Philosophy AS CR
25. 11. 2024
16:30
seminar
online
SCIENTIAE seminars | Gábor Petneházi: The Dark Side of Catholic Enlightenment: Reinventing and Rationalizing Blood Libel at the Academia Taxiana (1741–1755)
Organized by Scientiae & Institute of Philosophy, CAS.
18. 11. 2024
16:30
seminar
online
SCIENTIAE seminars | Johanna Luggin Heavenly Travels, from Rome to Brazil: Baroque Imagination and Global Science in Valentin Stansel’s Uranophilus (1685)
Organized by Scientiae & Institute of Philosophy, CAS
11. 11. 2024
16:30
seminar
online
SCIENTIAE seminars | Stefano Gulizia: World Chronologies from China to Scandinavia: Christoph Helwig’s Theatrum (1609) and Thomas Bangius’s Caelum Orientis (1657)
Organized by Scientiae & Institute of Philosophy, CAS.
04. 11. 2024
16:30
seminar
online
SCIENTIAE seminars | Veronika Čapská: Multiperspectivity and the Conceptualisation of Gifts, (In)equality, Social Order and Generosity in the Works of Jan Amos Comenius (1592–1670)
Organized by Scientiae & Institute of Philosophy, CAS
28. 10. 2024
16:30
seminar
online
SCIENTIAE seminars | Michal Choptiany: Reforming Calendar and World Chronology in Early Modern Poland-Lithuania: The Case of Joannes Latosinus
Organized by Scientiae & Institute of Philosophy, CAS
21. 10. 2024
16:30
seminar
online
SCIENTIAE seminars | Ewa Zakrzewska: Desiderata, or Experimental Wish List: A Case Study in Information Architecture and Principles of Collaborative Inquiry in the Early Royal Society
Organized by Scientiae & Institute of Philosophy, CAS
14. 10. 2024
16:30
seminar
online
SCIENTIAE seminars | Thomas Vozar: The Dragoman and the Scholar: Ali Ufki, Isaac Barrow, and the Orientalizing Poetics of De Religione Turcica (1658)
Organized by Scientiae & Institute of Philosophy, CAS
07. 10. 2024
16:30
seminar
online
SCIENTIAE seminars | Sergio H. Orozco-Echeverri: Astrology, Almanacs, and the Global Shift: From Flat Charts to Spherical Maps in Early Modern Ibero-America
Organized by Scientiae & Institute of Philosophy, CAS
03. 10. 2024
18:00
lecture
Národní 3, room 108, Prague 1
Nathan Wood: Autonomous and AI-Enabled Weapons, Ethics, and Law
Organized by the Center for Environmental and Technology Ethics - Prague (CETE-P), Institute of Philosophy, Czech Academy of Sciences.
01. 11. 2024
conference
Academic Conference Center, Husova 4a, Prague
Representing Muscovites in Early Modern Textual Cultures
Organized by the Department of Comenius Studies and Early Modern Intellectual History
