International Conference
Time Continuum
5 - 6 September 2019
Imperia, Italy
Time Continuum
5 - 6 September 2019
Imperia, Italy
The conference “The Time-Continuum” focuses on the topic of temporal continuity. The central questions that will be addressed are how the continuity of time should be understood and how this relate to other aspects of the metaphysics of time. Several understandings of the continuum from the history of philosophy and mathematics will be considered in relations to different questions in the philosophy of time (Aristotle, Kant, Cantor, Bergson, etc). Conference's contributions will investigate the consequences that different understandings of the continuum may have for issues such as the objectivity of tenses (A- and B-Theories), the meaning of temporal existence (Eternalism, Presentism, etc.) and the question about the ontological status of processes (in distinction to events).
Speakers
Silvia De Bianchi (Barcelona)
Tom Crowther (Warwick)
Florian Fischer (Siegen)
Cord Friebe (Siegen)
Lukas Benedikt Kraus (Innsbruck)
Francesco Orilia (Macerata)
Magali Roques (Hamburg)
Mark Sinclair (London)
Claudio Tarditi (Torino)
Giuliano Torrengo (Milan)
Silvia De Bianchi (Barcelona)
Tom Crowther (Warwick)
Florian Fischer (Siegen)
Cord Friebe (Siegen)
Lukas Benedikt Kraus (Innsbruck)
Francesco Orilia (Macerata)
Magali Roques (Hamburg)
Mark Sinclair (London)
Claudio Tarditi (Torino)
Giuliano Torrengo (Milan)
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The SPoT is very thankful to the Fritz Thyssen Foundation for the generous funding of this event! |
Organisation
Florian Fischer and Marcello Garibbo
The conference“Time-Continuum” is co-organized by the Society for the Philosophy of Time (https://s-p-o-t.weebly.com), the University of Siegen, the Goethe Institut in Genova, the Theatre Spazio Vuoto and the online journal Philosophy Kitchen (http://philosophykitchen.com/).
Florian Fischer and Marcello Garibbo
The conference“Time-Continuum” is co-organized by the Society for the Philosophy of Time (https://s-p-o-t.weebly.com), the University of Siegen, the Goethe Institut in Genova, the Theatre Spazio Vuoto and the online journal Philosophy Kitchen (http://philosophykitchen.com/).
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