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Department of Philosophy

The CEU Department of Philosophy offers Master's and Doctoral level education up to the standards of the best international institutions, and its programs are accredited in the United States as well as in Hungary. The Department uniquely combines analytic and historical approaches to philosophy, a feature which allows for a fruitful dialogue between contemporary philosophy and its history.

Dec
The CEU Campus

Dualism in the Twenty-First Century

Tim Crane (CEU), Katalin Farkas (CEU), Benedikt Paul Göcke (University of Oxford), Hedda Hassel Mørch (New York University), Martine Nida-Ruemelin ( University of Fribourg ), David Pitt (California State University), Howard Robinson (CEU), Richard Swinburne (University of Oxford) , János Tőzsér (HAS) - TBC, Balázs Mezei (Pázmány Péter Catholic University) - TBC
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15
Dec

Either/Or

Katalin Balog (Rutgers University)
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15
Nov

Holism vs. Particularism: an Evidential Debate

Peter Achinstein (Johns Hopkins University)
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15
Nov

What are the Functions of the Social Sciences in Liberal Democracy?

Martin Kusch (University of Vienna)
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15
Nov

Realism, Antirealism, and Metaphysical Explanation in the Philosophy of Mind

Naomi Thompson (University of Southampton)
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15
Nov

Relativism in Feminist Epistemologies

Natalie Ashton (University of Vienna)
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15
Oct

First Steps and Conceptual Creativity

Michael Beaney (Humboldt University, King's College London)
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15
Oct

Why The One Did Not Remain Within Itself

Timothy O'Connor (Indiana University Bloomington)
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15
Oct

Against Perceptual Beliefs

Bence Nanay (University of Antwerp, University of Cambridge)
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15
Oct
The CEU Campus

11th In-house Graduate Philosophy Conference

Simon Rippon
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15
Oct

High-level Perception and Perceptual Mindreading

Somogy Varga (University of Memphis)
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15
Sep

The Structure of Substances: Why Some Properties Are Essential

David Papineau (King's College London, City University of New York Graduate Center)
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15
Jul

Who is afraid of values? Value-fact entanglements in scientific research – lessons from two case studies

Maria Kronfeldner, Magdalena Małecka, Simon Rippon, Csaba Pléh
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15
Apr

Spinoza's Non-Theory of Non-Consciousness

Daniel Garber (Princeton)
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15
Apr

Fundamentality in Philosophy - The 7th International Philosophy Graduate Conference

Michael Williams (Johns Hopkins University), Philip Goff
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15
Mar

Semantic Explanations

Zoltán Gendler Szabó (Yale University)
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15
Mar

Essence and Potentiality

BARBARA VETTER (Freie Universität Berlin)
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15
Mar

Acquaintance and Phenomenal Knowledge

ESA DIAZ-LEON (University of Barcelona)
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15
Mar

The Aristotelian model of character and character formation

Christof Rapp (LMU)
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15
Feb

Modality and Production in Laws of Nature

Markus Schrenk
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15
Feb

Objectivity and Perspectival Content

MAX KÖLBEL (University of Vienna)
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15
Jan

'The Quest for God: rethinking the concept of desire

FIONA ELLIS (Heythrop College)
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15
Jan

Is there a complexity science paradigm?

LENA ZUCHOWSKI (University of Bristol)
Budapest Campus | Nador u. 15