Is Medical Ethics Really in the Best Interest of the Patient?; CFP deadline
15.2.2010
CALL FOR PAPERS:
Is Medical Ethics Really in the Best Interest of the Patient?
http://www.crb.uu.se/symposia/2010/
englanti/engelska/English
Is the Brain a Digital Computer?
Islamic Aesthetics -seminar
27.10.2008 till 28.10.2008
Islamic aesthetics, 27th – 28th October 2008
A symposium organised by The Finnish Society for Aesthetics and the Finnish Oriental Society, House of the Sciences (Tieteiden talo), Room 104.
Programme
Monday 27th October
Islamic Aesthetics, Helsinki 27.-28.10.2008
Islamic aesthetics, 27th – 28th October 2008
A symposium organised by The Finnish Society for Aesthetics and the Finnish Oriental Society, House of the Sciences (Tieteiden talo), Room 104.
Programme
Monday 27th October
ISSEI 2008
28.7.2008 till 2.8.2008
ISSEI 2008 call for papers
28 July – 2 August 2008
Language and the Scientific Imagination
Call for Papers
ISSEI 2008, 28.7.08-2.8.08, Helsinki, CFP
ISSEI 2008 call for papers
28 July – 2 August 2008
Language and the Scientific Imagination
Call for Papers
Ivars Neiders' presentation “Notes on Socratic Egoism” at the History of Philosophy Research Seminar; 28.9.2010, Helsinki
History of Philosophy Research Seminar
Helsinki
Jaakko Hintikka: "The Logic of Fiction"
16.3.2011
Lecture by Prof. Jaakko Hintikka: The Logic of Fiction
Time: Wednesday 16 March 2011 at 4:15 p.m.
Venue: university main building, small assembly hall (pieni juhlasali), Fabianinkatu 33, 4th floor (Helsinki)
Jan Löfström gives a presentation at the CEREN Colloquium; 27.1.2010, Helsinki
Jan Löfström, University of Helsinki
gives a presentation on
Historical apologies as acts of symbolic inclusion - and exclusion?
Reflections on institutional apologies as politics of cultural citizenship
Jan Löfström: "Historical apologies as acts of symbolic inclusion - and exclusion? [...]"
27.1.2010
Jan Löfström, University of Helsinki
gives a presentation on
Historical apologies as acts of symbolic inclusion - and exclusion?
Reflections on institutional apologies as politics of cultural citizenship