Subject Area: Philosophy Application Deadline: January 6, 2025 AOS: Comparative Philosophy, with special interest in Chinese-Western Philosophy The Duke University Philosophy Department invites applications for…
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On September 6th, 2024, David Wong met with members of 四海为学 — “a philosophy lecture and seminar series promoting collaborative learning across cultures” — to…
Leave a CommentAs part of the conversation series “The Liberal Imaginary and Beyond” from the Center on Modernity in Transition. Joseph Chan (University of Hong Kong) and…
Leave a CommentIn May 2021 David B. Wong is delivering five virtual lectures on “Metaphor and Analogy in Chinese Thought on the website of the National Chengchi…
Leave a CommentOur own Owen Flanagan is giving a talk at Sungkyunkwan University. Title: “Truth and Sanity” Location: International Hall 9B114, Sungkyunkwan University, Seoul, South Korea Time: 15 Feb…
Leave a Comment“Through the Mirror: The Account of Other Minds in Chinese Yogācāra Buddhism” Speaker: Jingjing Li (McGill University) Commentator: Bobby Bingle (Duke University) Time: October 18,…
Leave a CommentTrans-species Listening and Rights of Nature: Legal Persons beyond the Human October 5, 2018 – 9:30 am to 4:30 pm Rubenstein Library Breedlove Room 349 The legal traditions…
Leave a CommentSession descriptions: Session 1: Planetary Humanities considers the general implications for the humanities of the broad dismantling of the claims to human exceptionalism. It…
1 CommentThe Topos of Mu and the Predicative Self: The Kyoto School and Western Eco-philosophy J Baird Callicott Time: March 7, 2018 1pm – 2:15pm Location: Gross Hall 230E (Duke…
Leave a CommentKenan Sponsored Center for Comparative Philosophy Talk Series
The Possibility of Religious Pluralism
Prof. Rajeev Bhargava (CSDS, Delhi)
Time: 9:00-11:00am Tuesday October 31st
Location: West Duke Building 204
Abstract: In this talk, Professor Rajeev Bhargava examines the theological, social and political conditions for the existence of religious pluralism.
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