le 25-26 mai / May 25-26
Room T2-99 [Tory Building]
Association canadienne Jacques Maritain / Canadian
Jacques Maritain Association
in association with the Congress of the Social Sciences
and Humanities / en collaboration avec le Congrès des sciences sociales
et humaines
and with the support of the Social Sciences and Humanities
Research Council of Canada / grâce à une subvention du Conseil
de recherches en sciences humaines du Canada
Programme
Thursday, May 25 / jeudi, 25 mai 2000
9h -- 12h30
S. N. Johnston, The University of Wales, Swansea, Collingwood
Research Centre,
History as the Salt of Wisdom: R. G. Collingwood's
Philosophy of History
James Connelly, Southampton Institute, England,
Philosophy of History at the Millennium
Dennis Hudecki, Brescia College, University of Western
Ontario,
Historical Inquiry and the Individual
14h --17h
Richard Feist, University of Ottawa,
Mathematics and History
Catherine Wilson, University of British Columbia,
Meaning and Understanding in the History of Ideas
Mostafa Faghfoury, Heritage College, Hull and Dominican College,
Ottawa
"The Future is in the Past”: Russell and Time
Conference dinner
19h30 at the New Asian Village, 10143
Saskatchewan Dr. Tel. 433-3804. The restaurant is just east
of the north end of Calgary Trail, North Bound (103 St.) in Old Strathcona.
vendredi, 26 mai / Friday May 26
9h -- 12h
Jean-François Méthot, Dominican College,
Ottawa
Le rôle de la narrativité en histoire
des idées
Karsten R. Stueber, College of the Holy Cross, Worcester,
MA,
The Psychological Basis of Historical Explanation,
Leslie Armour, Dominican College, Ottawa
Speculative and Analytic Philosophy of History
13h30 -- 17h
Louis Groarke, Humber College and the Northrop Frye Centre,
Victoria College, University of Toronto,
History as an Epistemologically Valid Art Form
Delamar Jose Volpato Dutra, Universidade Federal de Santa
Catarina
The Frankfort School and the Philosophy of History
Jonathan Lavery, Humber College and the Northrop Frye Centre,
Victoria College, the University of Toronto,
Aristotle, History and First Philosophy
Pour plus de renseignements, veuillez communiquer à / For
more information, please contact:
Professor William Sweet, Department of Philosophy, St Francis Xavier
University, Antigonish, NS B2G 2W5;
fax 902-867-3243; tel 902-867-2341; Internet: wsweet@stfx.ca
or / ou
Professor Leslie Armour, Philosophy, Dominican College of Philosophy
& Theology, 96 rue Empress, Ottawa, Ontario,
Canada K1R 7G3
au049@ncf.ca