Memorial Lectures 2023/2024

 

 

• Stanisław Kamiński Memorial Lectures
  Prof. Stefan Sorgner - Euro-Transhumanism
• Karol Wojtyła Memorial Lectures
  Prof. Jarosław Merecki SDS - Sources and the Basic Concepts of the Anthropology of Karol Wojtyła

 

 

 

Memorial Lectures 2022/2023

 

 

• Jacek Woroniecki Memorial Lectures
  Prof. Arthur McVey - The role of classical rhetoric in the struggle against contemporary media-political sophistry
• Karol Wojtyła Memorial Lectures
  

  Prof. Jove Jim S. Aguas - The Nature of Marriage and Family in the Teachings of Karol Wojtyla – Pope St. John Paul II

 

 

 

Memorial Lectures 2021/2022

 

 

• Stanisław Kamiński Memorial Lectures
  

  Prof. David Hershenov - Personal Identity and Bioethics

• Jacek Woroniecki Memorial Lectures
  Prof. Eduardo Bernot - Wisdom vs. Sophistry in Ancient and Modern Science
• Karol Wojtyła Memorial Lectures
  Prof. Adrian Reimers - 'Veritatis splendor' and Philosophy

 

 

 

Memorial Lectures 2020/2021

 

www.kul.pl/memorial.lectures

 

 

 

• Stanisław Kamiński Memorial Lectures
  Prof. Javier Sánchez-Cañizares - A Singular Universe. Reflections from Physics for Philosophers of Nature
• Jacek Woroniecki Memorial Lectures
  Prof. Peter A. Redpath - Classical rhetoric: ‘How to Speak. How to Listen’

 

 

 

Memorial Lectures 2019/2020

 

 

 

• Stanisław Kamiński Memorial Lectures
  Prof. Steve Fuller - The History of Philosophy as Told from the Future
• Jacek Woroniecki Memorial Lectures
  Prof. John P. Hittinger - The Problem of Culture in Maritain's Integral Humanism
• Karol Wojtyła Memorial Lectures
  Prof. Adrian Reimers - 'Veritatis splendor' and Philosophy

 

 

 

Memorial Lectures 2018/2019

 

 

 

• Stanisław Kamiński Memorial Lectures
  

  Prof. Kevin Mulligan - Foolishness - an anatomy of cognitive vice

• Jacek Woroniecki Memorial Lectures
  

  Prof. Brendan Sweetman - Religion, Science, and Ethics: Catholic Perspectives

• Karol Wojtyła Memorial Lectures
  Prof. Martin Cajthaml - Value and Morality in the Philosophy of Dietrich von Hildebrand

 

 

 

Memorial Lectures 2017/2018

 

 

 

• Stanisław Kamiński Memorial Lectures
  Prof. Barry Smith - Applied Ontology: An Introduction
• Jacek Woroniecki Memorial Lectures
  John Dudley Ph.D. - Aristotle: from Physics to Metaphysics
• Karol Wojtyła Memorial Lectures

 

 

 

Memorial Lectures 2016/2017

 

 

Z radością informujemy, że poznaliśmy terminy i tytuły odbywających się na naszym Wydziale Memorial Lectures 2017:

• Rocco Buttiglione – The Human Person between Objective and Subjective Truth
  https://www.facebook.com/events/240955282980070
• Fulvio Di Blasi – Thomas Aquinas’ Theory of Action
  https://www.facebook.com/events/1351591958247381
• John Cottingham – Philosophy, Religion and the Meaning of Life
  https://www.facebook.com/events/1886315031588302

 

 

 

Na Wydziale Filozofii prowadzone są trzy cykle wykładów Memorial Lectures

 

Stanisław Kamiński Memorial Lectures

• Prof. John Skorupski 2015/16 - The Tradition of Critical Philosophy
• Prof. John Cottingham 2014/15 - Philosophy, Religion and the Meaning of Life

• Prof. Evandro Agazzi 2013/14 - Scientific objectivity and its contexts

• Prof. John Haldane 2012/13 - Ethics, Philosophy And Public Policy
• Prof. Eleonore Stump, 2011/12 - The problem of evil
• Prof. Linda Zagzebski, 2010/11- Epistemic Authority. An Investigation of Trust, Authority, and Autonomy in Belief
• Prof. Eleonore Stump, 2009/10 - Wandering in Darkness. Narrative and the problem of suffering

  Prof. William Sweet, 2008/9 - Meaning, Proof, and Religious Belief

• Prof. Peter van Inwagen, 2007/8 - "Being"
• Prof. Susan Haack, 2006/7 - Evidence and method in the sciences: logical, social, and worldly dimensions
• Prof. Simon Blackburn, 2005/6 - Is the Enlightenment dead?
• Prof. Peter Simons, 2004/5 - Classification, Categories, and the Basis of Being: Outline of a Metaphysical Systematics
• Prof. John Searle, 2003/4 - Mind, Language, and Society
• Prof. Richard Swinburne, 2002/3 - The Existence of God
• Prof. Barry Smith, 2001/2 - An Introductory Course on the Forms of Social Organization

 

Jacek Woroniecki Memorial Lectures

• Prof. Peter L. P. Simpson, 2015/16 - US  Style  Liberalism. Its Problems, History, and Solution
• Prof. Richard J. Fafara i Prof. Edward M. Macierowski 2014/15 - Godless Justice?
• Prof. Stephen Chamberlain, 2013/14 - The Ancient Quarrel Yesterday and Today: The Search for Truth in Philosophy and Literature
• Prof. Raymond Dennehy, 2012/13 - The illusion of the distinction between sex and gender: a Thomistic reply to the gender feminists
• Prof. William Sweet, 2011/12 - Natural Law in Theory & Practice Jacques Maritain and the Contemporary Natural Law Tradition
• Dr. Richard Fafara, 2010/11 - Étienne Gilson's "God and Philosphy"
• Prof. Robert Delfino, 2009/10 - Ethical Pluralism & American Culure
• Prof. Curtis Hancock, 2008/9 - Friendship as the Better Part of Justice: Cicero on Making Friends
• Prof. Brendan Sweetman, 2007/8 - Religion, Politics and Modern Culture
• Prof. Peter A. Redpath, 2006/7 - Cicero: "De amicitia" (On Friendship) - lecture and commentary
• Prof. Thomas A. Michaud, 2005/6 - Business: between religion and morality

 

Karol Wojtyła Memorial Lectures

• Prof. Juan Manuel Burgos, 2015/16 - The integral experience. A personalistic method based on Karol Wojtyla
• Prof. John Crosby, 2014/15 - The Human Person in Relation to the Sub-Human Animals
• Prof. Rodrigo Guerra López, 2013/14 - Karol Wojtyła’s philosophical metod: sources, nature and controversies
• Prof. Josef Seifert, 2012/13 - Karol Wojtyła’s philosophy of the human person, of love and of the body