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International Philosophy Day
SEMINAR ON
FUTURE OF PHILOSOPHY
December 14-15, 2009
 
Sponsored by
Indian Council of Philosophical Research, New Delhi
 
Organized by Department of Philosophy,
Aligarh Muslim University,
Aligarh-202002, (U.P.) India
Theme
The seminar on the Future of Philosophy is intended to discuss and deliberate on the future of philosophy and seek solutions for its survival and relevance.
 
a)      Future and Scope of Philosophy as a [...]

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Winter School on Community, Tribes and Modernity, 22 February- 4 March 2010.

Sree Narayana Guru and his Contemporaries: Situating Modernity in Kerala, 8- 10 March 2010.

Spring School on Mahabharata, 14- 28 April 2010. 

Go to the following link for more details:
http://www.iias.org/
 

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AUTUMN SCHOOL ON
LIFE AND THOUGHT OF GANDHI
1- 15 December 2009
Concept Note
Rev. Joseph Doke’s biography An Indian Patriot in South Africa inaugurated a large and immensely rich tradition of scholastic studies of life, thought and practices of Gandhiji. This tradition has been enriched by a vast amount of memoir writings on Gandhiji, his ashrams and [...]

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A Study Week
on
Indian Logic and Epistemology
2-11 November 2009
Conveners: Prof. V. N. Jha and Prof. Ujjwala Jha.
The structural depth in Indian philosophical systems was acquired in ancient India through dialogue among various philosophical systems.
For a meaningful dialogue, however, what is most important is the language of communication. Therefore, by 1000 A.D. it was felt necessary [...]

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Three days National Seminar on “Social Justice in the Era of Globalization:
Invoking Gandhian Ideals”
(From 25th November to 27th November 2009)
Introduction:
Economic discontent and social injustice have been in the rise even in the era of globalization. The process of economic globalization, “widens the gap between poor and rich resulting in social upheavals” to quote World Bank [...]

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NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM

NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON
THE STATE OF TEACHING, STUDY AND RESEARCH IN PHILOSOPHY IN INDIA
ICPR has scheduled to hold a National Symposium on “State of Study, Teaching & Research in Philosophy in India” in Mumbai between 23rd to 25th October 2009.
The Venue of the symposium shall be Keshav Sristi Complex, Rambhau Mhalghi Prabodhini Centre for Excellence of [...]

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Violence in the Home

Violence in the Home
23 to 25 April 2009

There are two dimensions to the question of violence in the home: the external one wherein the violence of the outside impacts the home and transforms it beyond all recognition, whether it be the hapless migrant who is forced to migrate for livelihood or whether it is [...]

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Seminar on Gandhi : First Circular

U.G.C. Sponsored National seminar is being organized by Department of Political Science, Amar Singh (P.G) College, Lakhaoti, Bulandshahr, UP, on 24-25 February, 2009. We are requesting you to send your paper along with an abstract latest by 10th Feb., 2009.
It would be highly appreciated if you can send your [...]

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National Seminar
On
PHILOSOPHICAL INSIGHTS IN CLASSICAL TAMIL TRADITION
25 – 27 March, 2009
Jointly Organized by
Central Institute of Classical Tamil, Chennai
&
St. Joseph’s Capuchin Philosophical College
The Friary, Kotagiri – 643217 Nilgiris.
Why & What of the Seminar
In tracing the intellectual tradition in ancient India one dwells considerably on Indus Valley Civilization and Vedic Tradition.  The ancient Tamil Tradition with its [...]

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On the occasion of 50 Years of Glorious Existence
National Seminar on
Globlisation and Cultural identities:Philosophical Challenges and Opportunities
16-18 February 2009
Organized by
Department of Philosophy, Punjab University,Chandigarh
 
Themes/Sub-themes of the Seminar:
The seminar is purported to have four general themes:
1. Economics and Political Globalization
2. Cultural Globalization
3. Globalization, Ethics and Religion
4. Globalization and Metaphysics
 
The abstract may reach on or before [...]

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