Philosophy Seminar Series Writing and Difference

In the final session of our seminar series, we will examine Derrida, one of the leading figures of the discussions on difference in French thought that developed in the post-1960 period.

Seminar In search of a new artist: curatorship as an existentialist practice

Curatorship has been rapidly evolving since the 2000s and the origin of the word possesses two meanings: a custodian and the act of curing. The understanding saying that curatorship has replaced the artist lately is a phenomenon debated extensively. But is the curator also an agent of cure?

Seminar Re-constructing: beyond interpretation/hermeneutics

Curatorship has been rapidly evolving since the 2000s and the origin of the word possesses two meanings: a custodian and the act of curing. The understanding saying that curatorship has replaced the artist lately is a phenomenon debated extensively. But is the curator also an agent of cure?

Seminar The milliard-faceted, divergent work of art

Curatorship has been rapidly evolving since the 2000s and the origin of the word possesses two meanings: a custodian and the act of curing. The understanding saying that curatorship has replaced the artist lately is a phenomenon debated extensively. But is the curator also an agent of cure?

Seminar The work of art, uniqueness, and interpretation

Curatorship has been rapidly evolving since the 2000s and the origin of the word possesses two meanings: a custodian and the act of curing. The understanding saying that curatorship has replaced the artist lately is a phenomenon debated extensively. But is the curator also an agent of cure?

Seminar Curating as intervention

Curatorship has been rapidly evolving since the 2000s and the origin of the word possesses two meanings: a custodian and the act of curing. The understanding saying that curatorship has replaced the artist lately is a phenomenon debated extensively. But is the curator also an agent of cure?

Seminar Curatorship as question and answer: a realm of resistance

Curatorship has been rapidly evolving since the 2000s and the origin of the word possesses two meanings: a custodian and the act of curing. The understanding saying that curatorship has replaced the artist lately is a phenomenon debated extensively. But is the curator also an agent of cure?

Seminar Sources of curating: grand exhibitions and evolution

Curatorship has been rapidly evolving since the 2000s and the origin of the word possesses two meanings: a custodian and the act of curing. The understanding saying that curatorship has replaced the artist lately is a phenomenon debated extensively. But is the curator also an agent of cure?

Seminar Contemporary art, contemporaneity, and politics as a stance

Curatorship has been rapidly evolving since the 2000s and the origin of the word possesses two meanings: a custodian and the act of curing. The understanding saying that curatorship has replaced the artist lately is a phenomenon debated extensively. But is the curator also an agent of cure?

Philosophy Seminar Series The Visible and the Invisible

In the sixth seminar, titled The Visible and the Invisible, we will focus on Merleau-Ponty’s ontology and examine how he had transformed the classical philosophical terminology utilized in thinking about difference.

Philosophy Seminar Series Existence and Freedom

In the fifth seminar of the series, focused on the issue of difference, we will be attempting a reading of the dialogue that Sartre had established between Husserl and Heidegger.

Philosophy Seminar Series Life as a Movement of Divergence

The first seminar titled Thinking the Difference, we will go back to the beginning of philosophy and try to look at the relationship between myth and logos with the theme of difference.