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Recent Posts
- Philosophy Bites: Joshua Knobe on Experimental Philosophy
- September 2nd, 2010 by Justina Klingaitė
- CFP: What makes us moral? Amsterdam, June 23-24, 2011
- September 2nd, 2010 by Justina Klingaitė
- Disputatio: International Journal of Philosophy
- August 31st, 2010 by Justina Klingaitė
- PRIZE: `Paternoster young philosopher of religion 2010′
- August 30th, 2010 by Justina Klingaitė
- The Cartesian “Myth of the Ego” and the Analytic/Continental Divide
- August 30th, 2010 by Justina Klingaitė
The podcast Philosophy Bites has just released a new episode featuring Joshua Knobe (Yale University), speaking about experimental philosophy. To listen to it, please click here.
Morality is a necessary condition for peaceful and fruitful co-existence. The conditions for moral behaviour in a rapidly changing, globalising world are not sustained automatically but demand our continuous attention.… more
Call for papers
Disputatio (ISSN 0873-626X) is an international journal of philosophy based in Portugal (University of Lisbon) and published both on print and the Internet (open access) twice a… more
Paternoster Press and the Philosophy of Religion Section of the Tyndale Fellowship invite essays for a Philosophy Prize from scholars under 32 years of age. The winner will be named… more
The Faculty of Philosophy of the Radboud University is pleased to host the conference: “The Cartesian “Myth of the Ego” and the Analytic/Continental Divide”, September 3-4, 2010
Keynote speakers: Lynne… more





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Baltic Philosophy Network, Balphin, is an open network of institutions of philosophy in the Baltic Sea area. The purpose of the network is to enrich and facilitate the academic philosophy of the area, in such fields as research, education and student and teacher exchange, but also to create forums for philosophical culture in general, for discussion, publication and philosophical happenings.
At the moment the network consists of eight members, with the Department of Social and Moral Philosophy of University of Helsinki as the Coordinator, the Estonian Institute of Humanities of Tallinn University, the Centre for Ethics of University of Tartu, the Department of Practical Philosophy of University of Latvia, the School of Political Science and Diplomacy of Vytautas Magnus University, the Philosophy Unit of European Humanities University, the Department of Philosophy of University of Iceland, and the Philosophy Unit of Södertörn University College.
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