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June
1999-May 2000 Lecture Series
June 2000-May 2001 Lecture Series
June 2001-May 2002 Lecture Series
June 2002-May 2003 Lecture Series
June 2003-May 2004 Lecture Series
June 2004-May 2005 Lecture Series
June 2005-May 2006 Lecture Series
All lectures will take place in the Assumption Building's Conference
Room (A 51) from 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm. If you need directions to the Hua
Mak Campus, please view Assumption University's web site at www.au.edu
or contact Chum Hansakul at Tel.02-2300-4543-62 ext. 1325.
June 15,
1999
Leung Yuen-sang, The Chinese University of Hong Kong,
Hong Kong
"Resurrection: Prospects and Problems in Christian Higher Education
in China"
July 13,
1999
Paul Knitter, Xavier University, USA
"Different Ways of Locating Common Ground"
July 16,
1999
Charles Ryle, Jackson, Michigan, USA
"Buddhist Theory of Language"
July 29,
1999
Mark Tamthai, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
" Roles and Duties of Philosophers"
August
20, 1999
Chou Norindr, Assumption University, Thailand
"Muslim Thinkers in the Middle Ages"
August
27, 1999
Sebastian Vadassery, Assumption University, Thailand
" How to Use Narratology in Writing Philosophical and Religious
Researches"
September
10, 1999
Warayuth Sriwarakuel, Assumption University, Thailand
"How to Write a Philosophical Research"
October
29, 1999
David K. Ambuel, Mary Washington College, USA
" Social Philosophy and Civil Society
All lectures will take place in the Assumption Building's Conference
Room (A 51) from 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm. If you need directions to the Hua
Mak Campus, please view Assumption University's web site at www.au.edu
or contact Chum Hansakul at Tel.02-300-4543-62 ext. 1325.
June 23,
26, 30, and July 3, 7, 10, 21, 24, 28, 31, 2000
Thomas King, Georgetown University, USA
"Teilhard de Chardin"
July 5, 2000
Pilar Martin, St. Paul's College, India
"Poetry and Communication"
July 12, 2000
Rose Calabretta, St. Paul's College, India
"My Experience with Perfection and Peace"
August
29, 2000
Rachel Elior, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
"Judaistic Mysticism"
September
27,2000
Nehemia Levtzion, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem,
Israel
" Islam and Politics : Lessons from the Past"
February
14, 2001
Warayuth Sriwarakuel, Assumption University, Thailand
"Religious Pluralism as a Middle Way"
All lectures
will take place in the Assumption Building's Conference Room (A 51)
from 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm. If you need directions to the Hua Mak Campus,
please view Assumption University's web site at www.au.edu or contact
Chum Hansakul at Tel. 02-300-4543-62 ext. 1325.
June 27, 2001
Theo C. Meyering, Leiden University, The Netherlands
"The Autonomy of the Special Sciences"
August
22, 2001
Aad Th. M. de Jong, Katholieke Universiteit Nijmegen,
The Netherlands
"Interreligious Dialogue and Participation"
September
10,2001
Francis Vincent Anthony, Pontifical Salesian University,
Italy
"Inculturation : Dialogue between Faith and Culture"
September
18, 2001
Everett Mendoza, Silliman University, The Philippines
"Christian Response to Globalization"
November
14, 2001
Gerhold K. Becker, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong
Kong
"Moral Leadership in Business : Virtues and Vices in a Competitive
Environment"
November
21, 2001
Brian Garrett, Australian National University, Australia
"How to Reply to the Sceptic"
December
12,2001
Peter Dennis Masefield, University of Sydney, Australia
"Buddhist Studies : East and West"
January
9, 2002
W.E.R. Van Herwijnen, International Association for Religious
Freedom (IARF),The Netherlands
"Religious Freedom in the Globalized World"
All lectures will take place in the Assumption Building's Conference
Room (A 51) from 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm. If you need directions to the Hua
Mak Campus, please view Assumption University's web site at www.au.edu
or contact Chum Hansakul at Tel.02-300-4543-62 ext. 1325.
June 10,
2002
Theo C. Meyering, Leiden University, The Netherlands
"Problems of Causaltion : Eastern and Western Views"
July 3,
2002
Joseph Tong, International Theological Seminary, USA
"Theory of Thought"
August
21, 2002
Edward J. Alam, Notre Dame University, Lebanon
"Metaphysics and Mysticism in Rielo's Thought"
November
20, 2002
Nicholas F. Gier, University of Idaho, USA
"The Virtue of Non-Violence: from Gautama To Gandhi"
January
22, 2003
John T Giordano, Ateneo de Manila University, The Philippines
"Globalization and Orientation: on the Potentials of Walter Benjamin's
Philosophical Technique"
February
12, 2003
Marlene Kurz, University of Vienna, Austria
"Islam and the World Today"
May 23,
2003
Andrzej Flis, Jagiellonian University, Poland
"What the West Has Learned From the East in the Twentieth Century"
All lectures
will take place in the Assumption Building's Conference Room (A 51)
from 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm. If you need directions to the Hua Mak Campus,
please view Assumption University's web site at www.au.edu or contact
Chum Hansakul at Tel.02-300-4543-62 ext. 1325.
July 23,
2003
Theo C. Meyering, Leiden University, The Netherlands
"Supervenience and Vengeance: The Case for Neo-Dualism"
August 13, 2003
Seri Phongphit, The Villages Foundation, Thailand
"The Spirit of Community: Knowledge and Wisdom in Traditional Thai
Context"
September 3, 2003
Suntaree Komin, National Institute of Development and Administration,
Thailand
"Thai Religious Values and Behavior"
September 24, 2003
Carlo Conni, University of Geneva, Switzerland
"Husserlian Pregnant Wholes as an Ontological Criterion for Individuals
and Objects"
October
8, 2003
Maria del Carmen Garcia, The International Institute of Metaphysical
and Mystical Studies, Italy
" Aspects of Rielo's Thought"
November
13, 2003
Gerhold K. Becker, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong
Kong
"Phenomenology and Ethics: Husserl's Search for the Scientific
Foundations of Ethics"
November
26, 2003
Luis David, Ateneo de Manila, The Philippines
" Michel Foucault And The Uses-with respect to ethics, and
with a view to our own context in Asia-To Which We Can Put His
Project,"
The Graduate School of Philosophy and Religion holds Wednesday
evening colloquia throughout the Academic year featuring presentations
by its members, graduate students, and visitors. For further information,
contact Chum Hansakul at chumHns@au.edu.
All
lectures will take place in the Assumption Building’s Conference
Room (A 51) from 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm. If you need directions to
the Hua Mak Campus, please view Assumption University’s
web site at www.au.edu or contact Chum Hansakul at Tel.02-300-4543-62
ext. 1325.
June 23, 2004
Prof. Ioan Voicu, Assumption University, Thailand,
“ Philosophical Foundations of Permanent Dialogue among
Civilizations in Universal Contextuality. ”
June
30, 2004
Prof. Reynaldo A. Reyes, University of Santo
Tomas, The Philippines,
“ Philosophy of Man.”
July
14, 2004
Prof. Joseph Tong, International Theological
Seminary, California,
“An Introduction to Reformed Hermeneutics and the Practice
of Reformed Expository Preaching”
July
28, 2004
Prof. Kriengsak Charoenwongsak, The Institute
of Future Studies for Development, Thailand,
“ Sages and a Civil Society.”
July
26, 2004
Prof. Váchav Wolf, Institute for the History
of Charles University, Czech Republic,
“The Marian Doctrine of the Immaculate Conception and of
the Assumption in the Dialectical Relation.”
August
4, 2004
Prof. Conni Carlo, University of Geneva, Switzerland
“P. Van Inwagen and Contemporary Ontology.”
November
24, 2004
Prof. Brian Garrett, Australian National University,
Australia
“A Modal Argument for God’s Existence”
January 19, 2005
Prof. Sachchidanand Sahai, Sisavangvong University,
Laos.
“The Symbolism of the bayon”
February 25, 2005
Prof. Louis David, Ateneo de Manila University,
The Philippines “Rousseau’s Discourse
on Inequality and the Social Contract”
July 6, 2005
Prof. Dr. John Hymers, Ph.D. from Katholieke Universiteit
Leuven “The Ontological Argument in Ludwig Feuerbach’s
Essence of Christianity”
July
13, 2005
Prof. Daniel Susilo Wibowo, Maranatha Christian
University, Indonesia “Talents, Wealth,
and Responsibility”
September 7, 2005
Prof. Ulrike Schmidt , Ph.D. University of Birmingham, England
“Jewish-Christian Relations During the Nazi Time Exemplified by the Thought of Hans Ehrenberg (1883-1958)
November 9, 2005
Prof.Toh Swee-Hin , Griffith University, Australia
“Talents, Wealth, and Responsibility”
November 23, 2005
Gerhold K. Becker, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong
"Respect for Nature in the Age of Environmental Responsibility"
December 7, 2005
Prof. Brian Garrett, Australian National University, Australia
“Cosmological Arguments for the Existence of God”
Jan 3, 2005
Prof. Kunchapudi Srinivas ,Pondicherry University, Kalapet, Pondicherry, India “Issues in Epistemology and Analytic Philosophy”
January 18, 2006
Gerhold K. Becker ,LPh (Munich), LTh (Frankfurt), PhD (Munich), Germany
“The Dialectics of Secularization: A Debate between Habermas and Cardinal Ratzinger”
February 15, 2006
Prof. Dr. Jose Maria Lopez Sevillano , Salamanca University, Italy
“The Concept of the Person in the Thought of Fernando Rielo”
March 1, 2006
Prof. Dr. Viggo Sogaard, A professor of Intercultural Understanding at Ansgar Theological Seminary, Norway
“Applying Christian Communication in Post Modern World”
The
Graduate School of Philosophy and Religion holds Wednesday evening
colloquia throughout the Academic year featuring presentations
by its members, graduate students, and visitors. For further information,
visit our web site at: www.philo-religion.au.edu or contact Chum
Hansakul at chumHns@au.edu
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