PLENARY SPEAKERS

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CONFIRMED PLENARY KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS:


Tadeush Adulo (
Institute of Philosophy, Minsk,  Belarus):
Anthropological Scenarios in the XXI Century

Yolanda Angulo
(National Autonomous Univ. of Mexico, New Mexico, Mexico): 
Emerging Subjects in the Globalization Era


Diab AL-BADAYNEH
(Tafila Technical University, Tafila, Jordan)
Human Rights in the Information Age (provisory title)

Oscar  BRENIFIER (www.brenifier.com)
Is there life for a philosopher outside Academia ?

Alexander  CHUMAKOV
(Russian Philosophical Society, Moscow, Russia)
Sociocultural and Anthropological Aspects of Globalization

Vassily Friauf (Saratov State University, Saratov, Russia)
Faith, Knowledge and Experience in the Philosophies of Simeon Frank and Martin Heidegger

Sabina FÎNARU
("Stefan cel Mare" University, Suceava, Romania)
The "post-" or the "past" Mircea Eliade ?

Emanuel & Ora GRUENGARD
(Shenkar College of Engineering & Design, Ramat Gan, Israel)
Technology and Alienation: The Case of Distance Learning

Emilia GULICIUC
(Université "Stefan cel Mare", Suceava, Romania)
Les universalités de la dimension roumaine de l'Ętre

Viorel GULICIUC
("Stefan cel Mare", University Suceava, Romania)
From coincidentia oppositorum towards non generic universality

Oleg Inshakov  
(Rector of the Volgograd State University)

“Theory of Human Actions and Economic Genetics”

Igor Liseev
(Institute of Philosophy, Moscow, Russia): 
Philosophical Grounds for the Contemporary Conception of Human Being

Lorenzo MAGNANI
(University of Pavia, Pavia, Italy)
Knowledge as a Duty. Distributed Morality in a Technological World

Boris MARKOV (Sankt Petersburg State University, Sankt Petersburg, Russia)
Language in the Pespective of Anthropology

Yoshiaki Nagano (Institute of Human Intelligence, Arts & Sciences, Tokyo, Japan):
New Research for the Recognition of Human Being by Emergent Domain Theory of Knowledge 

Carol Nechemias
(Penn. State University, Harrisburg (USA):
Preferences for Male or Female Bosses Among Russian and American University Students: the Sway of Modernity?

Igor Nevvazhai (Saratov State Law Academy, Saratov, Russia):
Tragedy as an Ultimate Experience in the Human Existence 

Nikolay OMELCHENKO
(Volgograd State University, Volgograd, Russia)
Existential Field of Personality

Kuruvilla PANDIKATTU SJ (Jnana-Deepa Vidyapeeth, Pune, India)
Human Beings Today: At the Cross Roads of Cosmic Exctinction or Collective Extinction

Alexander PIGALEV (Volgograd State University, Volgograd, Russia)
Human Being and the Problem of Reality

Marina Savelieva (Center for the Humanitarian Education, Kiev, Ukraine): 
A Comparative Analysis of Historical Logic of the Anthropological Discourse Becoming in Western Europe and Russia

Colin SCHMIDT
(Université du Maine, Mans-Laval, France)
Future Human Intellect. Speculations on th Nature of Knowledge Transfer

Jozef SIVÁk
(Institute of Philosophy, Bratislava, Slovakia):
About the Notion of Phenomenological Anthropology

Alexander Strizoe
(Volgograd, Russia)
Text as a Program of Social Being: Anthropological Orientations

Joăo J. VILA-CHĂ (Catholic Portuguese University, Braga, Portugal):
From Subject to Person: Contribution to the Self-Understanding of the Human Being in the Context of Contemporary Thought (provisory title)
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 








 

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