Calendar - Year

2014

16. January

16:30 - Jonas Lillebø's trial lecture for the degree of PhD (Trial lecture)

17. January

9:30 - Jonas Lillebø to defend his PhD thesis (Disputation)

23. January

14:15 - Nivedita Gangopadhyay, 'Empathy, other-directed emotion, and mindreading' (Guest lecture)

24. January

12:15 - Hallvard Fossheim about "Platon og dialogformen" (Trial lecture)

30. January

14:15 - Department seminar: Sarah Szeltner, 'Wittgenstein’s Notion Of Grammar. A Philosophical-Philological Investigation' (Seminar)

20. February

18:15 - Ester Camilla Blikstad: “Unconscious feelings and affective neuroscience” (Seminar)

27. February

14:15 - Department seminar: Ragnhild Jordahl, "Possible worlds, dispositions and powers" (Seminar)

10. March

12:00 - On Human Rights - A philosophical perspective (Seminar)

13. March

10:15 - Christian Erbacher: Prelude to Wittgenstein's Nachlass - open to all! (Seminar)

17. March

10:15 - Roland Bluhm: Computerised Ordinary Language Philosophy (Seminar)

18. March

14:15 - Roland Bluhm, 'The Affectivity of Hoping' (Guest lecture)

20. March

14:15 - Department seminar: Gro Rørstadbotten, 'Reading a Platonic Dialogue: The Protagoras and Hippocrates’ Dream of Education' (Seminar)

26. March

14:15 - Pascal Nouvel, "The relevance of Spinoza's project analysed through some major contributions in science" (Guest lecture)

02. April

14:15 - Pascal Nouvel, "The relevance of Spinoza's project analysed through some major contributions about the nature of feelings" (Guest lecture)

09. April

10:15 - Pascal Nouvel, "The relevance of Spinoza's project analysed through some major contributions about the nature of “strong feelings” [...]" (Guest lecture)

10. April

14:15 - Hayden Ausland, "What was the 'Liberal Temper' in Ancient Greek Political Thought? Protagoras and Sophocles on Politics and Cultural Development" (Guest lecture)

24. April

10:15 - Simon Glendinning, "Wittgenstein and Heidegger and the 'Face' of Life in Our Time" (Guest lecture)
14:15 - Department seminar: Alexander W. Cappelen, "Fairness in the lab" (Seminar)

28. April

13:15 - Allan Janik, "The Philosophical Importance of Wittgenstein's War Experiences" (Guest lecture)

29. April

13:15 - Allan Janik, "Wittgenstein at the Brenner Archives" (Guest lecture)

08. May

14:15 - Edmund Dain, "Ethics Without Propositions" (Guest lecture)

12. May

13:15 - Workshop on Kant’s Moral Philosophy (Guest lecture)

13. May

12:15 - Workshop on Kant’s Moral Philosophy (Guest lecture)

14. May

12:15 - Workshop on Kant’s Moral Philosophy (Guest lecture)

22. May

14:15 - Department seminar: Olof Pettersson, "The Hazards of the Voice: On Human Trust in Discursive Proficiency in Plato" (Seminar)

04. June

11:45 - Poetry and Philosophy in the Light of Plato's Protagoras (Conference)

05. June

14:45 - Bergen Philosophy of Science Workshop (Seminar)

12. August

9:00 - Mark Bevir: PhD course - Philosophy, History, and the History of Philosophy (Seminar)

20. August

8:00 - Catherine Wilson: PhD course - Philosophy, History, and the History of Philosophy (Seminar)

01. September

8:00 - Peter Hacker, "Philosophy and neuroscience" (Guest lecture)

02. September

8:00 - Peter Hacker, "The nature of consciousness" (Guest lecture)

05. December

8:00 - Frege zwischen Dichtung und Wissenschaft (Event)