[ARENA] Phenomenology author by author

[Instituto de Filosofia2]

Phenomenology author by author

(Lecture series organized by P. Tunhas, C. Morando and S. Miguens)

 

This lecture series focuses on important phenomenologists. It starts with Husserl, Heidegger, Sartre and Merleau-Porty and will move on to other authors, namely authors currently working within the framework of phenomenology, including those invited to Porto in the context of past research projects on subjectivity and rationality of GFMC (Gabinete de Filosofia Moderna e Contemporânea). Part of our intention with the project is that an introductory volume should result from these initial lectures on the founding phenomenologists. This volume could be used as reference by future Philosophy students at FLUP and by other people interested. With this project we also want to bring out and register the work on phenomenology done in Porto and so we have invited Maria José Cantista and José Maria Costa Macedo, who both taught philosophy for many decades at FLUP along lines which took phenomenology as reference (for contemporary philosophy and for ontology, namely). They will lecture on Merleau-Ponty and Heidegger, respectively. In their teaching of contemporary philosophy and ontology they have transmitted their knowledge of those authors to many generations of students – with the present project we want to honour them and keep their work alive.

 

Initial lectures:

Edmund Husserl – Pedro Alves (Lisboa)

Martin Heidegger – José Maria Costa Macedo (Porto)

Jean-Paul Sartre – Clara Morando (Porto)

Maurice Merleau-Ponty – Maria José Cantista (Porto)

 

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