History of Philosophy in the Context of Liberal Arts

Roundtable discussion "History of Philosophy in the Context of Liberal Arts" (58–60 Galernaya Street).

Program

November 17

11:00am Morning Session. Moderator: Evgeny Malyshkin

• Aleksander Pogonyaylo (SPbU) "Choice of Vocation (Place of Philosophy in Liberal Arts)"
• Aleksei Savin (Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow) "Logic of Immanent Critics of Phenomenology and the Process of History of Philosophy"
• Roman Svetlov (SPbU) "Censorship and Guilt in the History of Philosophy"

1:00pm Coffee break

1:30–3:30pm Afternoon Session. Moderator: Aleksei Savin

• Lada Tsypina (SPbU) "History of Philosophy as a History of Metaphors: Possibilities and Limitations"
• Petr Rezvykh (Higher School of Economics, Moscow) "German Idealism and Romantic Mythology: Alternative or Succession?"
• Jay Elliott (USA) "Aristotle on the Voluntariness of Vice"

3:30pm Coffee break

4:30pm Evening Session. Moderator: Petr Rezvykh

• Irina Poleshchuk (University of Helsinki, Finland) "Ethical Exegesis and Ethical Body: E. Levinas after the History of Philosophy"
• Artemy Magun (SPbU; EUSP) "Dialectical Irony in the History of Dialectics: A Series of Qui pro Quo's and the Future Perspectives"

November 18

11:00am Morning Session. Moderator: Irina Poleschuk

• Andrey Patkul (SPbU) "Development of the Concrete and the Escape from the Authority of Source: Two Modes of Historicity of Philosophy"
• Oleg Mukhutdinov (Ural State University, Yekaterinburg) "Static and Dynamic Approaches to a History of Philosophy: Heidegger vs Husserl"
• Evgeny Malyshkin (SPbU) "Forms of Distributive Knowledge in Early Modern Philosophy"

1:00pm Coffee break

1:30pm Roundtable discussion "Is Martin Heidegger the Last Historic of Philosophy?" Moderators: Andrey Patkul, Aleksei Savin