Contesting (Self-) Perceptions in the History of Philosophy 2021

The Dutch Research School of Philosophy (OZSW) and Erasmus University Rotterdam invite PhD candidates and ReMa students in philosophy to register for the course Contesting (Self-) Perceptions in the History of Philosophy to take place on 4-5 November, 2021. They are invited to deliver a 20 minute presentation.

Organizing university

Erasmus University Rotterdam

Date(s)

4-5 November, 2021

Location

4 November: Mandeville T5-90

5 November: Polak 1-14

Both days will take place on the EUR Campus Woudestein.

Type of activity

2 day course

Type of activity

2,5 ECTS

Primary target group

PhD candidates, ReMa students

Application/registration deadline

Closing date abstract submission: 15 September 2021
Registration opens: 22 September 2021
Registration closes: 20 October 2021

About the topic

This course is a follow-up to the previous Autumn School ‘Beyond the Canon’, held at Nijmegen in 2020. Studying the history of philosophy is an interpretative effort resulting in a wide array of perceptions. By constantly questioning these perceptions we attempt to arrive at an ever more sophisticated understanding of the history of philosophy. One of the more interesting challenges presented by this effort concerns the way in which the authors we study perceived their own work the more so as these self-perceptions have become integrated in the general understanding of the history of philosophy.

Aim / objective

To acquire an informed understanding of the way in which our perception of the history of philosophy is dependent on the self-perception of some of the key authors that make up the philosophical canon.

Program

TBA

Lecturers

Han van Ruler (EUR), ‘Western Philosophy’s Blind Spot: Reason before the Age of Reason’ 

Wiep van Bunge (EUR), ‘The Rise and Fall of the Griechenmythos 

Abstract submission

There will be 8 slots of 40 minutes available for Research student presentations (20 minutes each). All ReMA and PhD students are invited to submit a proposal for a presentation that broadly connects their research to the theme of the course. In order to submit a proposal, please send a 400 word abstract and a short cv to vanbunge@esphil.eur.nl. Please specify whether you will attend or hold a presentation as well and submit a CV (max. 2 pages)

Deadline: 15 September 2021.

Required preparations

A reader will be made available

Certificate / credit points

For this course PhD students and ReMa students can earn a certificate after successful completion. Please note, however, that the OZSW is not accredited to reward students with credits/ECTS directly. The study load is mentioned on the certificate, which can usually be exchanged for ‘real’ credits (ECTS) at your home university. For more info please see https://www.ozsw.nl/request-certificate/.

The study load for this activity is specified as follows:
2,5 ECTS: 1 for attendance, 1,5 for a presentation or an essay (3.000 words)

Costs

OZSW members: free

Non-OZSW members: 300 euros

How to apply / register

All ReMA and PhD students are invited to submit a proposal for a presentation that broadly connects their research to the theme of the course. In order to submit a proposal, please send a 400 word abstract and a short cv to vanbunge@esphil.eur.nl. Please specify whether you will attend or hold a presentation as well and submit a CV (max. 2 pages)

Deadline: 15 September 2021.

Registration/application form

After the deadline of abstract submission you will be informed about your submission. Registration will open September 22, and will close October20

You can register here

 

Cancellation and registration policy

Organizers

Erik-Jan Bos, EUR

Wiep van Bunge, EUR

Sara Madera Gomez, EUR

Contact info

vanbunge@esphil.eur.nl