Openness, Contingency, and Change – Warp, Weft, and Way

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The Gettysburg School Philosophy Division & the Norman E. Richardson Memorial Fund current:

Gettysburg Workshop on Chinese language and Comparative Philosophy: Openness, Contingency, and Change

Friday, April 8, 2022, 9AM-5:30 PM, Lyceum, Penn Corridor

Breakfast begins at 8:30AM, refreshments and lunch can be served

Occasion is in individual and open to the neighborhood; contact Prof. Mercedes Valmisa mvalmisa@gettysburg.edu with questions

 

  • 9-10:30 Rohan Sikri (College of Georgia), “Wandering Sages, Wandering Sophists: Philosophies of Journey in Early China and Greece.” Discussant: Giacomo Coppola
  • 11-12:30 Julianne Chung (College of York), “The Zhuangzi, Creativity, and Epistemic Advantage.” Discussant: Benjamin Murphy
  • 2-3:30 Tim Connolly (East Stroudsburg College), “The Zhuangzi and Transformative Expertise.” Discussant: Chelsea Mojica
  • 4-5:30 Vanessa Wills (George Washington College), “Freedom and Determinism in Marx’s Thought.” Discussant: Monique Mendez

 



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