PREVIOUS & ACTUAL EVENTS

·SCIENCE DAY

·Events (Okt.28-Nov.14., 1998) /in Hungarian/

·The philosophical problems of the information society (Nov.02.1998) /in Hungarian/

·Virtual University:theoretical questions, practical dimensions (Jan.16., 1999.) /in Hungarian/

·Fides et ratio: conference on the relation of religion, belief and knowledge, teology and philosophy (Jan. 21., 1999.) /in Hungarian/

·Philosophy for Children: (Feb. 22., 1999.) /in Hungarian/

·Eros Corazza: Ways of referring and singular thoughts (March 29. 1999.) Warning, change of day from 22!

·Discussion about the Kuhn-studies in the Világosság, 1999/1. (April 26., 1999.) /in Hungarian/

·The continuation of the discussion about Kuhn (May 27., 1999.) /in Hungarian/

·Maritain's tomism today. Conference (June 10., 1999.) /in Hungarian/

·Conference on the european university (June 21., 1999.) /in Hungarian/

·"Más-kép". Conference on the Churches (Okt. 28-29., 1999.) /in Hungarian/

·Bernhard Fabian: The Book - And Beyond (Nov. 1., 1999.) /in Hungarian/

·Rudolf Haller: Wittgenstein and Modernity (Nov. 11., 1999.) /in Hungarian/

·Prof. Jorge J. E. Gracia: The Categorial Foundation of Knowledge (Nov. 18., 1999.) /in Hungarian/

·László Farkas János: Conjunctive community and communicative sphere (Nov. 29., 1999.) /in Hungarian/

·Gábor Kovács: Historical typology and culturecritic in István Hajnal's conception of history (Dec. 13., 1999.) /in Hungarian/

·Christoph Nyíri: Beyond the schools (Jan. 24., 2000.) /in Hungarian/

·Pál Horváth: The history of the Institute of Philosophy (Feb. 14., 2000.) /in Hungarian/

·Gábor Palló: A common syndrom of great hungarian scientists (Feb. 28., 2000.) /in Hungarian/

·Miklós Lehmann: Wittgenstein's two conceptions of pictures (March 13., 2000.) /in Hungarian/

·Philosophy at the Turn of the Millennium (March 24-26., 2000.) /in Hungarian/

·Paradigms (May 4-5., 2000.) /in Hungarian/

·Information Society, Interdisciplinarity, and the Future of the Humanities (Nov. 4., 2000.)

·Conference on Wittgenstein (April 26., 2001.) /in Hungarian/

·Reinhard Mehring: Georg Lukács, Thomas Mann and the Philosophical Novel (May 7., 2001.) /in Hungarian/

·The Communication of the XXI Century. Mobile Information Society (Dec. 7., 2001.) /in Hungarian/

·Petra von Morstein: The Open "I" - Theories and Practices (Feb. 22., 2002.) /in Hungarian/

·Miért olyan népszerûtlen manapság Wittgenstein az analitikus filozófusok körében? (March 4., 2002.) /in Hungarian/

·Michael Biggs: Wittgenstein, Pictures, Communication (April 5., 2002.) /in Hungarian/

·Minisymposium: Philosophy of Language (Dec. 2., 2002.) /in Hungarian/