Remembering a mentor, a friend, and a colleague: Prof. Earl Stanley Fronda, PhD. (1964-2024)



UPD Philosophy’s courtesy visit to the Philippine Embassy in Italy


UPD Department of Philosophy at the XXV World Congress of Philosophy in Sapienza Universita di Roma (01-08 August 2024)



Beyond the Ghetto Webinar No. 23: Freedom’s Frailty: Self-Realization in the Neo-Daoist Philosophy of Guo Xiangโs Zhuangzi – A Conversation with the Author, Christine Abigail Tan

LOOK: Instr. Ingrid Mae H. De Jesus of the UP Diliman Department of Philosophy, as a reactor and commentator, in conversation with Christine Abigail Tan, PhD (NUS College and Yale-NUS College, Singapore) about Prof. Tan’s recently published book, “Freedomโs Frailty: Self-Realization in the Neo-Daoist Philosophy of Guo Xiangโs Zhuangzi” for Beyond the Ghetto webinar no. 23 held last 27 June 2024 5:00-7:00 PM, Manila time.
Watch the replay here: https://tinyurl.com/BTGwebinar23
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UPD Department of Philosophyโs Faculty Strategic Planning on 18-20 July 2024 in DAPCC Tagaytay

UPD Department of Philosophyโs Faculty Strategic Planning on 18-20 July, 2024 in DAPCC Tagaytay
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Remembering a mentor, a friend, and a colleague: Prof. Leonardo De Castro, PhD. (1952-2024)




“Philosophies of Appropriated Religions: Perspectives from Southeast Asia” Book Launch @ DLSU, 8 May 2024


UPD-Cambridge Philosophy Lecture Series โ Day 2

Prof. Alex David Carter, PhD. on โWittgenstein and Post-Truthโ
Day 2 of the UPD-Cambridge Lecture Series
April 9, 2024 (4PM-6PM) โ online via ZOOM and Facebook livestream
Abstract:
In this talk, Alex Carter, Ph.D. introduces a Wittgensteinian Analysis of Post-Truth: as a Cynical Appeal to Non-Rationality. Starting with a rejection of the claim that Post-Truth is “mere lying”, Alex consideres Harry Frankfurt’s (1984) prescient discussion of “bullshit”. Alex goes on to consider a potential defense of Post-Truth practices in Wittgenstein’s claim that “explanations come to an end somewhere”. However, Alex concludes that Wittgenstein’s account of non-rationality does not permit explanations being brought to an end anywhere.
Watch the livestream replay here: https://www.facebook.com/UPDPhilo/videos/726787209347902
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UPD-Cambridge Philosophy Lecture Series – Day 1

Prof. Milena Ivanova, PhD. on “The Aesthetics of Science”
Day 1 of the UPD-Cambridge Lecture Series
April 8, 2024 (4PM-6PM) – online via ZOOM and Facebook livestream
Abstract:
Many aspects of Science are considered beautiful: theories, models, experiments, images, explanations. But what is the role and function of beauty in Science and how does it affect scientific pursuits? In this talk, Milena Ivanova, Ph.D. discusses the diverse roles of aesthetic values in scientific practice by appealing to historical case studies as well as qualitative data collected from interviews with contemporary scientists and shows why Beauty matters on the daily lives of scientists.
Watch the livestream replay here: https://www.facebook.com/UPDPhilo/videos/393792716851071
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Department of Philosophy Regular Faculty Meeting

