HPRS; Eero Salmenkivi: TBA
7.12.2010
History of Philosophy Research Seminar
Helsinki
Helsingfors
HPRS; Eero Salmenkivi: The paradox in the Meno
22.9.2009
HPRS Program for Fall 2009
Porthania P617 [Helsinki], 14.15 -15.45.
22.9 Eero Salmenkivi: The paradox in the Meno
6.10 Mika Perälä: The Necessity of Friendship: Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics 9.9
HPRS; Erik Åkerlund: "On Suarez"
6.4.2010
History of Philosophy Research Seminar
Spring 2010
Time: Tuesdays 14:15-15:45
Place: Metsätalo (Unioninkatu 40, Helsinki) Seminar room 31
HPRS; Hemmo Laiho: "Kant on perception"
23.3.2010
History of Philosophy Research Seminar
Spring 2010
Time: Tuesdays 14:15-15:45
Place: Metsätalo (Unioninkatu 40, Helsinki) Seminar room 31
HPRS; Ilmari Jauhiainen: "On the road to divinity - Hegel and the proofs of God's existence"
19.4.2011
Research seminar on Ancient to Early Modern philosophy arranged by the members of the ”Philosophical Psychology, Morality and Politics” Centre of Excellence Research Programme. It is open for researchers and students interested in the area, but does not give students credits.
HPRS; Ivars Neiders: "Notes on Socratic Egoism"
28.9.2010
History of Philosophy Research Seminar
Helsinki
HPRS; Jani Hakkarainen: "Hume on the Unification of Complex Entities"
5.4.2011
Research seminar on Ancient to Early Modern philosophy arranged by the members of the ”Philosophical Psychology, Morality and Politics” Centre of Excellence Research Programme. It is open for researchers and students interested in the area, but does not give students credits.
HPRS; Jani Hakkarainen: "Hume's Argument for the Ontological Independence of Simple Properties"
12.10.2010
History of Philosophy Research Seminar
Helsinki
HPRS; Jani Hakkarainen: "Ideas Are Ideas: Of the Ontological Status of Berkeley's Ideas"
30.3.2010
History of Philosophy Research Seminar
Spring 2010
Time: Tuesdays 14:15-15:45
Place: Metsätalo (Unioninkatu 40, Helsinki) Seminar room 31
HPRS; Jari Kaukua: "Self-awareness in Avicenna, Suhrawardi and Mulla Sadra"
26.4.2011
Research seminar on Ancient to Early Modern philosophy arranged by the members of the ”Philosophical Psychology, Morality and Politics” Centre of Excellence Research Programme. It is open for researchers and students interested in the area, but does not give students credits.