Woolf’s Public Seminars are open to all interested parties. During the Public Seminars, s

 will present work-in-progress papers. A copy of the paper will be circulated to those attending 3 days before the seminar. Following the paper reading, the 

 are invited to ask questions first, followed by 

, then public attendees. If you are interested in speaking, contact the Public Seminar c

Woolf Public Seminar | Stephen E. Lewis | In the Footsteps of Henri de Lubac and Gregory of Nyssa: Jean-Yves Lacoste on Human Becoming, Historical and Eternal

 will present work-in-progress papers. Following the paper reading, the 

Woolf Public Seminar | Post-Kantian Philosophy | Steven Nemes | Michel Henry and Ancient Christian Gnosimachy

Hesse Public Seminar Series | Sustainable Development | Adam Xavier Gabriel Hearn | 

Woolf Public Seminar | Post-Kantian Philosophy | Anthony Rudd

Woolf Public Seminar | Post-Kantian Philosophy | Christos Hadjioannou | Beyond Stoicism: A Heideggerian model for mindfulness

Hesse Public Seminar Series | Sustainable Development | Christopher Brenig | Sustainable Development and the Pharmaceutical Industry
 - How to Tackle the Antibiotics Crisis

Woolf Public Seminar | Post-Kantian Philosophy | Bettina Bergo | Retracing Two Centuries of Philosophy through an Affect: Problems and the Case of Schopenhauer.

Hesse Public Seminar Series | Sustainable Development | Stephen Milford | Robotic Persons: When Should We Give AI Human Rights?

Woolf Public Seminar | Post-Kantian Philosophy | Katerina Koci | Art and Sacrifice: Human Self-Transcendence towards Freedom and Truth.

Hesse Public Seminar Series | Sustainable Development | Rafal Fabianowicz | The role of conditionality in the relationship between the EU and the ‘Visegrád Four’ countries

Woolf Public Seminar | Post-Kantian Philosophy | Emmanuel Falque | Kant's Cinnabar: A Paradigm of the Extra-phenomenal

Woolf Public Seminar | Post-Kantian Philosophy | A.W. Moore | Armchair Knowledge: Some Kantian Reflections

Woolf Public Seminar | Post-Kantian Philosophy | Lee Braver | Heidegger’s Eternal Rereading of the Same Nietzsche: The Eternal Return as Polysemic Hermeneutics

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