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The 12th
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ISSEI |
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International Society for the Study
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Thought in Science and Fiction
August 2 – August 6,
2010
Scientific
knowledge is so vitally important for the welfare of mankind that it no longer
needs any justification. Nevertheless, the negative consequences of science and
technology require continual vigilance. This vigilance need not necessarily
lead to the radical reductionism that posits science as just another ‘fiction’.
As suggested by the theme of the 11th ISSEI conference in
Historically,
the great works of western literature preceded philosophical speculation on
knowledge and science. Homer, Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides came before
Plato and Aristotle, just as Dante, Cervantes, and Shakespeare came before Galileo,
Descartes and
The
organizers of the 12th conference of ISSEI, to be held at Çankaya University, Ankara, Turkey invite scholars
from various disciplines such as History, Politics, Literature, Art,
Philosophy, Science, and Religion, to re-examine, redefine and reassess the
scope of interdisciplinary dialogue in the past and present.
The conference is divided into five sections:
1. History, Geography, Science
2. Politics, Economics, Law
3. Education, Sociology, Women’s
Studies
4. Literature, Art, Music,
Theatre, Culture
Conference Co-Chairs:
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Cem
Karadeli Political
Science and Inter’l Relations Dept. Ogretmenler Caddesi 14 Tel: +90
312 284 4500 ext: 135 Fax: +90
312 285 96 31 |
Ezra
Talmor Tel:
+972-3-938-6445 Email: ISSEI@nachshonim.org.il |
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