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2018 March 26 Monday

Free Will, Moral Responsibility, and Agents’ Histories
ALFRED MELE (Florida State University)
Budapest colloquium talks

2018 March 23 Friday

Semantic Explanations
Zoltán Gendler Szabó (Yale University)
Budapest colloquium talks

2018 March 20 Tuesday

Essence and Potentiality
BARBARA VETTER (Freie Universität Berlin)
Budapest colloquium talks

2018 March 13 Tuesday

Acquaintance and Phenomenal Knowledge
ESA DIAZ-LEON (University of Barcelona)
Budapest colloquium talks

2018 March 06 Tuesday

The Aristotelian model of character and character formation
Christof Rapp (LMU)
Budapest colloquium talks

2018 February 20 Tuesday

Modality and Production in Laws of Nature
Markus Schrenk
Budapest colloquium talks

2018 February 06 Tuesday

Objectivity and Perspectival Content
MAX KÖLBEL (University of Vienna)
Budapest colloquium talks

2018 January 30 Tuesday

'The Quest for God: rethinking the concept of desire
FIONA ELLIS (Heythrop College)
Budapest colloquium talks

2018 January 23 Tuesday

Is there a complexity science paradigm?
LENA ZUCHOWSKI (University of Bristol)
Budapest colloquium talks

2017 November 28 Tuesday

Knowing What It Is Like and Learning from Others
YURI CATH (La Trobe University)
Budapest colloquium talks

2017 November 21 Tuesday

Cavendish on Panpsychism and Natural Order
CHRIS MEYNS (Utrecht University)
Budapest colloquium talks

2017 November 14 Tuesday

What is Equal Moral Status and How to Defend It?
Zoltan Miklosi
Budapest colloquium talks

2017 November 07 Tuesday

Paternalisms and the Distribution of Autonomy
ANDRES MOLES
Budapest colloquium talks

2017 October 31 Tuesday

From substantival to functional vitalism and beyond: souls, organisms—and Margaret Cavendish
CHARLES T. WOLFE
Budapest colloquium talks

2017 October 24 Tuesday

Simplicity: The Last Refuge of a Scoundrel
PETER ACHINSTEIN (Johns Hopkins University)
Budapest colloquium talks

2017 October 17 Tuesday

Conceptual Ethics and the Methodology of Normative Inquiry
DAVID PLUNKETT (Dartmouth College)
Budapest colloquium talks

2017 October 10 Tuesday

Aristotle on Biological Kinds
NICOLA CARRARO (University of Campina, CEU IAS)
Budapest colloquium talks

2017 October 03 Tuesday

Aristotle and the Master Science of Life
DOROTHEA FREDE (Universität Hamburg)
Budapest colloquium talks

2017 September 26 Tuesday

Naturalism, Genealogy and Responsibility Scepticism
PAUL RUSSELL
Budapest colloquium talks

2017 March 16 Thursday

Themistius on the Intellect: Peripatetic Arguments for a Platonic Solution?
Frans A.J. de Haas
Budapest colloquium talks

2017 March 14 Tuesday

Mental Autonomy and Mental Action
THOMAS METZINGER (Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz)
Budapest colloquium talks

2017 March 07 Tuesday

Regulating Religious Marriage
CLARE CHAMBERS (University of Cambridge)
Budapest colloquium talks

2017 February 27 Monday

The De-Naturalization of Imagination: Husserl, Sartre, and Merleau-Ponty
Julia Jansen (KU Leuven)
Budapest colloquium talks

2017 February 21 Tuesday

Illness and the Illness Experience
LINDA FISHER (Gender Studies, CEU)
Budapest colloquium talks

2017 February 14 Tuesday

Consciousness and Memory
CARLOS MONTEMAYOR (San Francisco SU, CEU)
Budapest colloquium talks