History of Philosophy in the Context of Liberal Arts

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

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Program

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"

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