FME

The Research Centre for the Foundations of Modern Thought

2013-06-20T21:31:00.016+02:00

Princeton-Bucharest Seminar in Early Modern Philosophy Bran, 30 June – 6 July 2010 Non-Mechanical Philosophies in the Seventeenth Century PROGRAMME30 June 9.30 Departure to Bran from Hotel Flowers, Plantelor str. 2, Bucharest (lunch on the way in Braşov) 17.00 Arrival in Bran (Villa Andra) 19.00 Dinner 1 July 9.30-10.30 Conference:

Bucharest - Princeton Seminar 2010 - Reading Texts

2010-06-11T14:49:00.031+02:00

Bucharest-Princeton Seminar in Early Modern Philosophy Bran, June 30th - July 7th, 2010READING TEXTS | DOWNLOAD ALL1st of July Aristotelianism and the mechanical philosophy Convenor: Peter Anstey Texts:Sennert, Thirteenth books on natural philosophy (selected fragments) Bk1: Ch. 1-4, 8-9, Bk 2: Ch 1-3; Bk 3: Chap: 1-2, Bk. 6 Chap. 1-2Descartes, Principles of Philosophy, IV, 196ffBoyle, The

First Workshop of the ERC Starting Grant MOM

2010-05-03T23:37:00.001+02:00

[1]. E cu atât mai uimitor cu cât numele lui Bacon şi titlurile scrierilor sale sunt adesea invocate în discursuri care explorează

Current Projects and Ongoing Work

2007-11-11T01:48:00.036+02:00

Science, Politics and Utopia in the Republic of Letters: Models of Producing and Disseminating Knowledge in Early Modern Europe Project Manager: Vlad Alexandrescu Financed by The National Autority for Scientific Research, through The Council of Scientific Research in Higher Studies in Romania, within the grant nr. 758/2009In the last 20 years, a wide range of authors have started to

New Europe College Seminars 2007-2008

2007-11-02T01:39:00.002+02:00

The FME Seminars at the New Europe College this year continue with, roughly, two events per month. The Seminars are held by the FME team together with their guests and students. The presentations are following the FME general project this year concerned with the birth of modern physics in the seventeenth century.Location: New Europe College, 21 Plantelor Street, Bucharest. If you are interested

COURSE PRESENTATIONS

2007-10-16T17:33:00.000+02:00

Early Modern Philosophy: Constituirea unui domeniuFurther reading: Analytic Philosophy and History of Philosophy, Edited by Tom Sorell, G.A.J. Rogers, OUP 2005 „Noua filozofie”, filozofie modernă, modernitateCum se constituie un canon şi ce putem găsi dincolo de elKant, « Ce este luminarea ? » şi ce era înainteVoltaire şi « la saine philosophie » : cum se constituie un canonBătălia anticilor cu

INDIVIDUAL COURSES

2007-10-01T14:40:00.000+02:00

Course 1 Shaping the "Republic of Letters": The origins of modern ethosCourse proponents: Dana Jalobeanu, Sorana CorneanuCourse venue: Center for British Studies, Faculty of English, University of BucharestEvery Wednesday, 17-20IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS:The first meeting will take place Wednesday, 10 October.SYLLABUSCOURSE MATERIALSASSIGNMENTSweek 2, 17 October: New Atlantisweek 3, 21 October: New

COURSE MATERIALS

2007-09-28T14:01:00.000+02:00

PRIMARY SOURCESThe CDC courses have as their main aim to encourage and facilitate the acess to primary sources. All courses will discuss literature that is less discussed or less available or even completely unknown in Romania. Even when we will discuss the well known philosophical treatises, we will place them in the intellectual context of early modern debates. Moreover, we encourage the

Research

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Methods and Evaluation

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METHODS Teaching methods: The course presents the subject in a thematic and original manner, focusing upon some of the most important philosophical debates of the seventeenth century and attempting to reconstruct the central questions behind such debates. We have labelled our meetings “lecture-workshops” as an indication of their double nature: we do value the importance of the clear,

AIMS AND TEACHING OBJECTIVES

2007-09-27T00:07:00.001+02:00

The aim of this course is to enable students to develop competence in a particular thematic area, a specific historiographical approach, and a general way of thinking. That is to say, students taking this course are expected to become gradually conversant with the general problematic as well as the particular concepts relating to the origins of modern mind as bearing

The Course

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Course CDC 2007 Shaping the Republic of Letters: Philosophy, Science and Religionin early Modern Europe General description of the project This project envisages the introduction of a new course on the Foundations of Early Modern Thought into the curricula of several faculties and universities around Romania. The course will offer a new perspective upon traditional and completely

Course CDC 2007

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Shaping the Republic of Letters: Philosophy, Science and Religion in early Modern EuropeGrant financed by the Curriculum development programme of the Central European University Budapest. The CDC grant envisages the introduction of a new course on the Foundations of Early Modern Thought into the curricula of several faculties and

CURS OPTIONAL FILOSOFIE

2007-09-25T14:41:00.000+02:00

Curs CDC 2007UNIVERSITATEA BUCURESTIFilosofie, ştiinţă şi religie în “Republica literelor”:originile minţii moderneJoi, 18-20Curs optional, parte a grantului internaţionalShaping the Republic of Letters: Science, philosophy and theology in Early Modern Europe Cursul face parte dintr-un proiect dezvoltat de Dana Jalobeanu la centrul de cercetare Fundamentele modernităţii europene, Universitatea

Bucharest Princeton Seminar 2008

2007-07-04T18:53:00.030+02:00

Bucharest-Princeton Seminar in Early Modern Philosophy8th editionMălâncrav Manor, in Transylvania28th of July – 3rd of August 2008Organized by the Research Centre for the Foundations of Modern Thought, University of Bucharest, with the support of the Romanian Cultural Institute, Princeton University Department of Philosophy and New Europe College, Bucharest.Participants: Prof. Vlad Alexandrescu

« Quelle(s) culture(s) politique(s) pour l’Europe ? »

2007-06-05T04:24:00.000+02:00

Colloque international, Luxembuourg, le 29-30 juin 2007 Le 29 et 30 juin 2007, le Laboratoire d’Histoire des idées de l’Université du Luxembourg et le Centre de Recherche Fondements sur la modernité européenne de l’Université de Bucarest organisent, avec le soutien de l’Ambassade de Roumanie au Luxembourg et du Fonds national de la recherche scientifique du Luxembourg le Colloque international «

Curs optional filosofie

2007-05-25T21:06:00.000+02:00

Filosofie, ştiinţă şi religie în “Republica literelor”: originile minţii moderneCurs optional, parte a grantului internaţional Shaping the Republic of Letters: Science, philosophy and theology in Early Modern Europe (director de grant: Dana Jalobeanu)Cursul face parte dintr-un proiect dezvoltat de Dana Jalobeanu la centrul de cercetare

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Bucharest Colloquium 2008

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