- 04/09, 7:00pm. The Pittsburgh Continental Philosophy Reading Group is reading selections from Soren Kierkegaard’s Concluding Unscientific Postscript.
- 04/10, 4:30pm. The Phenomenology & Religion Reading Circle is reading a selection from Jean-Yves Lacoste’s Experience and the Absolute.
- 04/12, 2:00pm. The Point Park University Honors Student Organization and Global Solutions Pittsburgh are hosting the “Storytelling and Human Rights Symposium.”
- 04/12, 3:00pm. The Duquesne Philosophy Department is hosting Jonathan Leer, who will be presenting a lecture entitled, “Wisdom Won from Illness: the Psychoanalytic Grasp of Human Being.”
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This Week:
8 AprThis Week:
2 Apr- 04/02, 7:00pm. The Continental Philosophy Reading Group will be examining Feyerabend’s Third Dialogue.
- 04/03, 4:30pm. The Phenomenology & Religion Reading Circle will be reading a selection from Jean-Yves Lacoste’s Experience and the Absolute.
- 04/05-04/07. Perception, Models, and Learning: Pitt-CMU Graduate Student Philosophy Conference.
Updates:
28 MarPghCPN would love to thank Dr. Baird and all of the lecture attendees for making our first public lecture a resounding success!
This Week:
25 Mar03/26 7:00pm
Duquesne University, Gumberg Library 1st Floor, Simon Silverman Center.
This week we will be kicking off the networks first official sponsored event. A discussion of Emmanuel Levinas’ “Ethics and Infinity” with respected Levinas scholar, Dr. Marie Baird of Duquesne University. This is a public event, intended to bring philosophical discourse out of the academy and into the community, so feel free to stop by. Texts, if you wish to prep for the event, can be found here or here; and refreshments will be served following the discussion. (Note: this event will substitute for both this weeks Pittsburgh Continental Philosophy Reading Group, and Phenomenology and Religion Reading Circle).
This event has been co-sponsored by the Simon Silverman Phenomenology Center.
This week:
11 Mar- Pittsburgh Continental Philosophy Reading Group will revisit Trigg’s The Memory of Place.
- The Phenomenology & Religion Reading group will be moved earlier, to 3:45, and will be joined by Dr. McCurry for a discussion of Jean-Luc Marion’s “Saturated Phenomenon.”
- NEH Symposium (The Body and the Non-Rational in Ancient Greek Thought), Duquesne University.
- Public lecture by Stephanie Vargo, “Criminal Realities: Reflections on Disturbed Character, Institutionalization and Altered Consciousness,” Point Park University.
Pittsburgh Continental Philosophy Network 