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Welcome  |  About  |  The 25th Edition  |  Submissions  |  Programme  |  Registration  |  Associated Events  |  Contacts PHILOSOPHY ACROSS BOUNDARIES AUGUST 1-8, 2024  XXVE CONGRÈS MONDIAL DE PHILOSOPHIE LA PHILOSOPHIE AU-DELÀ DES FRONTIÈRES XXV CONGRESSO MONDIALE DI FILOSOFIA LA FILOSOFIA ATTRAVERSA I CONFINI  XXV. WELTKONGRESS FÜR PHILOSOPHIE PHILOSOPHIE ÜBER GRENZEN HINWEG 第二十五届世界哲学大会 跨越边界的哲学 XXV ВСЕМИРНЫЙ ФИЛОСОФСКИЙ КОНГРЕСС ФИЛОСОФИЯ ВНЕ ГРАНИЦ XXV CONGRESO MUNDIAL DE FILOSOFIA LA FILOSOFÍA A TRAVÉS DE LOS LÍMITES  المؤتمر العالمي الخامس والعشرون للفلسفة عبر الحدود الفلسفة   Philosophy across Boundaries is the general theme of the 25th World Congress of Philosophy, that will be held in Rome, Italy, from August 1st to August 8th, 2024. Under the joint responsibility of the International Federation of Philosophical Societies, the Italian Philosophical Society, and Sapienza University of Rome, t...

Welcome  |  About  |  The 25th Edition  |  Submissions  |  Programme  |  Registration  |  Associated Events  |  Contacts SFI SFI The Italian Philosophical Society is the oldest and most representative Italian scholarly and cultural association of philosophy, based at the Department of Philosophy of the University of Rome ‘La Sapienza’. Established in 1906 and re-founded in 1953 (after being dismantled during the fascist regime), it brings together researchers, teachers and practitioners of philosophy on a national level, i.e. university professors, secondary school teachers, researchers and scholars. The Society’s activities include conferences and seminars, the organization of training courses for teachers accredited by the Italian Ministry of Education, and the collective development of new models and teaching approaches.  The results of this research are disseminated through two scientific journals, the Bollet...

Welcome  |  About  |  The 25th Edition  |  Submissions  |  Programme  |  Registration  |  Associated Events  |  Contacts Programme Societies Session Member societies of FISP that wish to hold meetings during the Congress are kindly requested to write to the President of FISP no later than February 1st, 2024. The number of sessions organized by each member society may be subject to limitations due to logistic constraints. Proposals submitted after Feb 1 would be conditionally accepted depending on the number of available rooms at the host institution. So far, the following Member societies of Fisp have requested to hold their sessions during the Congress: Asociación de Filosofía y LIberación Association des Sociétés de Philosophie de Langue Française Association Internationale des Professeurs de Philosophie Fondazione Centro Studi Filosofici di Gallarate Institut International de Philosophie Kant-Gesellschaft Società I...

Welcome  |  About  |  The 25th Edition  |  Submissions  |  Programme  |  Registration  |  Associated Events  |  Contacts Programme Dialogic Session A small number of newly introduced sessions, called Philosophical Dialogues about Critical Societal Questions, will be included in the programme of the Congress. They are meant to address key questions of public concern through a small discussion group. These dialogic sessions were proposed and are coordinated by Professor Peter Jonkers (P.H.A.I.Jonkers@tilburguniversity.edu). They will prompt an open debate allowing comments from different philosophical, political, and societal perspectives. Additional information about these sessions will be provided soon.

Welcome  |  About  |  The 25th Edition  |  Submissions  |  Programme  |  Registration  |  Associated Events  |  Contacts Programme Invited Session Specific panels may be considered as Invited Sessions upon proposal by Fisp Steering Committee members. A preliminary list of already approved Invited Sessions will be posted shortly. - -

Welcome  |  About  |  The 25th Edition  |  Submissions  |  Programme  |  Registration  |  Associated Events  |  Contacts Programme Round Tables The Organizing Committee invites proposals for round tables on specific topics. Round tables would usually last 2 hours. They should include speakers from at least three different countries and are subject to the approval of the Steering Committee of FISP. Participation in more than one Round table as well as multiple submissions are allowed. Submissions of overlapping panels are nonetheless discouraged. To submit a proposal for a round table, please send a brief description to Professor Jacob Rendtorff ( jacrendt@ruc.dk ) and Dr. Flavia Palmieri ( flavia.palmieri@uniroma1.it ) using the  official form . It will be asked to indicate a title, a tentative list of panelists, and a brief description of the panel. Once your proposal has been approved, you will be kindly asked ...