91福利

Join us this term for I鈥檓 Glad I Read It—an informal series where faculty from several departments will discuss a reading experience that they are glad to have had. See webpage for details of speakers and works to be discussed. For students and staff - all are welcome.

Philosophy-Politics Guest Talk 4^th November: Dr Mollie Gerver

We are hosting a guest talk for students, delivered by , Assistant Professor at Political Economy, King's College London. You are cordially invited!

The talk, on 4^th November, will be at 12.00-13.00 in S0.18, followed by lunch at 13.00-13.30 in the Philosophy Common Room. Please if you plan to attend to ensure that we can cater for your dietary requirements.

Beth Lord (Aberdeen)
鈥淪pinoza鈥檚 Image of Thought: ratio and the Example of the Fourth Proportional鈥�
Reply: Stephen Houlgate (91福利)

In the Autumn Term we are reading Democracy Despite Itself: Liberal Constitutionalism and Militant Democracy. As before, we meet at 10am on Wednesdays in Lorenzo鈥檚 office.

If you haven鈥檛 come along before the book group is very informal and super fun. It is mostly staff, with (usually) a couple of PhD students. Staff come from across the department and we have members from every research centre, so it really is a broad church. Expertise in the subject is absolutely not a prerequisite for coming. It鈥檚 a way to do philosophy together and get to know each other better. All welcome!

The book is available online in the library:

1. Every Friday, 4pm to 6pm. Beginning in Week 2.
2. Open to undergraduates (if they are keen), postgraduates, and members of staff.
3. Room S1.69

Interested parties may want to join the Whatsapp group - link provided below. Or contact Luke Leong (L.Leong@warwick.ac.uk)

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‎Hegel Reading Group Science of Logic - Doctrine
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WMA Graduate Research Seminar

Link to further info:

Event Schedule:

Event Schedule:

Final details TBC

1. Every Friday, 4pm to 6pm. Beginning in Week 2.
2. Open to undergraduates (if they are keen), postgraduates, and members of staff.
3. Room S1.69

Interested parties may want to join the Whatsapp group - link provided below. Or contact Luke Leong (L.Leong@warwick.ac.uk)

Vous avez 茅t茅 invit茅路e 脿 rejoindre un groupe sur WhatsApp :

‎Hegel Reading Group Science of Logic - Doctrine
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Join us this term for I鈥檓 Glad I Read It—an informal series where faculty from several departments will discuss a reading experience that they are glad to have had. See webpage for details of speakers and works to be discussed. For students and staff - all are welcome.

鈥淐ontinental Philosophy at 91福利鈥�

Andrew Benjamin, Miguel de Beistegui, Christine Battersby

In the Autumn Term we are reading Democracy Despite Itself: Liberal Constitutionalism and Militant Democracy. As before, we meet at 10am on Wednesdays in Lorenzo鈥檚 office.

If you haven鈥檛 come along before the book group is very informal and super fun. It is mostly staff, with (usually) a couple of PhD students. Staff come from across the department and we have members from every research centre, so it really is a broad church. Expertise in the subject is absolutely not a prerequisite for coming. It鈥檚 a way to do philosophy together and get to know each other better. All welcome!

The book is available online in the library:

1. Every Friday, 4pm to 6pm. Beginning in Week 2.
2. Open to undergraduates (if they are keen), postgraduates, and members of staff.
3. Room S1.69

Interested parties may want to join the Whatsapp group - link provided below. Or contact Luke Leong (L.Leong@warwick.ac.uk)

Vous avez 茅t茅 invit茅路e 脿 rejoindre un groupe sur WhatsApp :

‎Hegel Reading Group Science of Logic - Doctrine
Voici votre lien personnel :

Join us this term for I鈥檓 Glad I Read It—an informal series where faculty from several departments will discuss a reading experience that they are glad to have had. See webpage for details of speakers and works to be discussed. For students and staff - all are welcome.

In the Autumn Term we are reading Democracy Despite Itself: Liberal Constitutionalism and Militant Democracy. As before, we meet at 10am on Wednesdays in Lorenzo鈥檚 office.

If you haven鈥檛 come along before the book group is very informal and super fun. It is mostly staff, with (usually) a couple of PhD students. Staff come from across the department and we have members from every research centre, so it really is a broad church. Expertise in the subject is absolutely not a prerequisite for coming. It鈥檚 a way to do philosophy together and get to know each other better. All welcome!

The book is available online in the library:

WMA Graduate Research Seminar 27 Nov 2025 14:00-16:00 s1.50

For further information

1. Every Friday, 4pm to 6pm. Beginning in Week 2.
2. Open to undergraduates (if they are keen), postgraduates, and members of staff.
3. Room S1.69

Interested parties may want to join the Whatsapp group - link provided below. Or contact Luke Leong (L.Leong@warwick.ac.uk)

Vous avez 茅t茅 invit茅路e 脿 rejoindre un groupe sur WhatsApp :

‎Hegel Reading Group Science of Logic - Doctrine
Voici votre lien personnel :

Join us this term for I鈥檓 Glad I Read It—an informal series where faculty from several departments will discuss a reading experience that they are glad to have had. See webpage for details of speakers and works to be discussed. For students and staff - all are welcome.

Arthur Schopenhauer: The Life and Thought of Philosophy鈥檚 Greatest Pessimist (Chicago University Press).
With Patrick Hassan (Cardiff), Sam Shores (91福利 UG Philosophy student))

In the Autumn Term we are reading Democracy Despite Itself: Liberal Constitutionalism and Militant Democracy. As before, we meet at 10am on Wednesdays in Lorenzo鈥檚 office.

If you haven鈥檛 come along before the book group is very informal and super fun. It is mostly staff, with (usually) a couple of PhD students. Staff come from across the department and we have members from every research centre, so it really is a broad church. Expertise in the subject is absolutely not a prerequisite for coming. It鈥檚 a way to do philosophy together and get to know each other better. All welcome!

The book is available online in the library:

1. Every Friday, 4pm to 6pm. Beginning in Week 2.
2. Open to undergraduates (if they are keen), postgraduates, and members of staff.
3. Room S1.69

Interested parties may want to join the Whatsapp group - link provided below. Or contact Luke Leong (L.Leong@warwick.ac.uk)

Vous avez 茅t茅 invit茅路e 脿 rejoindre un groupe sur WhatsApp :

‎Hegel Reading Group Science of Logic - Doctrine
Voici votre lien personnel :

In the Autumn Term we are reading Democracy Despite Itself: Liberal Constitutionalism and Militant Democracy. As before, we meet at 10am on Wednesdays in Lorenzo鈥檚 office.

If you haven鈥檛 come along before the book group is very informal and super fun. It is mostly staff, with (usually) a couple of PhD students. Staff come from across the department and we have members from every research centre, so it really is a broad church. Expertise in the subject is absolutely not a prerequisite for coming. It鈥檚 a way to do philosophy together and get to know each other better. All welcome!

The book is available online in the library:

WMA Graduate Research Seminar 11 Dec 2025 14:00-16:00 s1.50

1. Every Friday, 4pm to 6pm. Beginning in Week 2.
2. Open to undergraduates (if they are keen), postgraduates, and members of staff.
3. Room S1.69

Interested parties may want to join the Whatsapp group - link provided below. Or contact Luke Leong (L.Leong@warwick.ac.uk)

Vous avez 茅t茅 invit茅路e 脿 rejoindre un groupe sur WhatsApp :

‎Hegel Reading Group Science of Logic - Doctrine
Voici votre lien personnel :

Friday 12 December, 14.00-17.30, A0.28 (Millburn House) and on

Join us to hear from a wonderful array of speakers including CRPLA leading lights Martin Warner, Michael Bell and Peter Larkin, and PhD alums Tania Ganitsky, Philip Gaydon, Andrea Selleri, Joe Shafer, and Ole Martin Skille氓s; and BA and MA alums Sydney Harvey, Alberto Parisi, Kae Rose, and Xita Rubert. Please rsvp Link opens in a new windowif you plan to attend.

Mon 15 Dec - 8:00-12:00 BST / 9:00-13:00 CET / 16:00-20:00 CST / 17:00-21:00 JST

Shohei Kobayashi (University of Erfurt),
鈥淥ught We to Discard Useless Concepts?: The effect of the word 鈥瀊eing鈥� in Martin Heidegger鈥檚 philosophy鈥�

Liang, Yulin (Tongji University Shanghai),
鈥淩eassessing Jonas鈥檚 Critique of Heidegger鈥檚 Conception of Nature鈥�

Keigo Shimada (91福利 University),
鈥淩eason in Kant and Husserl鈥�

KEYNOTE Matthias Flatscher (University of W眉rzburg)
鈥淒errida鈥檚 Politics of Alterity鈥�

Zoom Details (no registration necessary)

Passcode: 616540

Tue 16 Dec

8:00-10:30 BST / 9:00-11:30 CET / 16:00-18:30 CST / 17:00-19:30 JST

Ryosuke Sasaki (Kwansei Gakuin University),
鈥淭he Truth of Judgment in Kitar艒 Nishida鈥檚 System of the Universal: Drawing on Heidegger鈥檚 Critique of Propositional Truth鈥�

Xing Sun (Capital Normal University),
鈥淥n the authentic 鈥榖eing-with鈥�: from the perspective of temporality in Heidegger鈥�

Samuel Ronalds (91福利 University),
鈥淎 Heideggerian Approach to the Question of Plant Minds鈥�

 Zoom Details (no registration necessary)

Passcode: 845944

Wed 17 Dec

8:00-10:30 BST / 9:00-11:30 CET / 16:00-18:30 CST  / 17:00-19:30 JST

Ryo Yamazaki (Keio University),
鈥淲hat Do I Perform, When I Ask? Early Heidegger on the Subjective Meaning of Question鈥�

Luyao Shi (Tongji University Shanghai),
鈥淏eing and Play: on the concept of Play in middle Heidegger鈥檚 thought鈥�

Andreas Wiener (W眉rzburg University),
鈥淒emocratic Ethics as self-alienation鈥�

Zoom Details (no registration necessary)

Passcode: 652527