XXV World Congress of Philosophy
PHILOSOPHY ACROSS BOUNDARIES
Rome, 1-8 August, 2024
XXV Congresso Mondiale di Filosofia
La filosofia attraversa i confini
XXVe Congrès Mondial de Philosophie
La philosophie au-delà des frontières
XXV. Weltkongress für Philosophie
Philosophie über Grenzen hinweg
XXV Всемирный философский конгресс
Философия вне границ
XXV Congreso Mundial de Filosofia
La filosofía a través de los límites
第二十五届世界哲学大会
跨越边界的哲学
المؤتَمَر العَالَمي الرّابع والعشرون للفلسفة
عبر الحدود الفلسفة
Philosophy across Boundaries is the general theme of the 25th World Congress of Philosophy, that will be held in Rome, Italy, from August 1st to August 8th, 2024.
Under the joint responsibility of the International Federation of Philosophical Societies, the Italian Philosophical Society, and Sapienza University of Rome, the 25th World Congress intends to foster scholarly and public reflections on the future of our societies. By questioning human beings and their diverse ways of thinking, agency, and relationships, along with the social, economic, political, technological, and cultural destiny of our common world, it will:
- Use philosophical reflections as a springboard for public discourses on urgent shared concerns, including inequalities, cultural and gender diversity, natural environment, justice, rights, and political transformations on a global scale;
- Enlarge the scope of philosophical debates to involve representatives of the sciences, economy, information, medicine and public health, technology, and public institutions;
- Actively encourage and defend diversity in all forms by bringing together ideas, traditions, and people from all continents and regions;
- Dismantle rigid cultural and disciplinary boundaries by focusing on the complex interconnectedness of human civilizations from antiquity to the present.
The 2024 Congress invites shared reflections and discussions on the models we would like our societies to be inspired by. It encourages large participation of students and young scholars from all continents and regions. It will provide a unique opportunity to present and share diverse philosophical concerns from all regions of the world. Finally, it is committed to pluralism and it aims at engaging reflectively and critically with the struggles of our time, addressing its main ethical, social, political, and spiritual concerns.
We intend to hold the whole Congress in presence.
The Congress will focus on five Spheres of Boundaries, each of which will include one Plenary Session and two Symposia. There will also be eighty-nine Sections for Contributed Papers, Endowed lectures, Special lectures, Round tables, Invited sessions, Society sessions, and Student sessions.
The Organizing Committee wishes the Congress to be preceded by preparatory events, meetings, conferences. To organize a cultural event under the auspices of the 25th World Congress of Philosophy, please send a request to secretariat@wcprome2024.com
Spheres of Boundaries
Personae
Symposia
Embodiments
Women in the History of Philosophy
Artificial Intelligence and Other Kinds of Minds
Transitions
Symposia
Vulnerability and Knowledge
Cross-Cultural Exchanges in the Ancient World
Translation, Imagination, Interdisciplinarity
Justice
Symposia
Citizenship, Care, and Self-Determination
Epistemic injustice , Power, and Struggle
Trust, Truth, and Knowledge
Earth
Symposia
Living in a Sustainable World
Biodiversity and the Environment
Ethics and the Living Beings
Infinity
Symposia
Emptiness and Experience
Beauty, Glamour, and Grace
Temporality and Agency
Sections for Contributed Paper
1. Aesthetics and Philosophies of Art
2. African Philosophy
3. Africana Philosophy
4. Bioethics and Medical Ethics
5. Buddhist Philosophy
6. Chinese Philosophy
7. Christian Philosophy
8. Comparative, Intercultural, and Cross-Cultural Philosophy
9. Confucian Philosophy
10. Contemporary Philosophy
11. Daoist Philosophy
12. East Asian and South-East Asian Philosophies
13. Economic Philosophy and Business Ethics
14. Environmental Philosophy and Sustainability
15. Ethics
16. Ethics of Artificial Intelligence
17. Experimental Philosophy
18. Feminist Philosophy
19. Games Theory
20. Gender and Queer Philosophy
21. Greek, Roman, and Byzantine Philosophy
22. Hermeneutics
23. History of Analytic Philosophy
24. History of Philosophy
25. Human Rights
26. Indian Philosophies
27. Intersectionality
28. Islamic Philosophy
29. Italian Philosophical Traditions
30. Jewish Philosophy
31. Latin-American Philosophy
32. Logic and Philosophy of Logic
33. Marxist Philosophy
34. Medical Humanities and Philosophy of Medicine
35. Medieval Philosophy
36. Metaethics
37. Metaphilosophy
38. Metaphysics
39. Mystical Traditions in Philosophy
40. Moral Psychology
41. Ontology
42. Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy
43. Philosophical Anthropology
44. Philosophical Counseling and Practices
45. Philosophical Issues about Race
46. Philosophy, Film, and TV Series
47. Philosophy and Literature
48. Philosophy and Oral Traditions
49. Philosophy and Popular Culture
50. Philosophy and Psychoanalysis
51. Philosophy of Action
52. Philosophy of Aging
53. Philosophy of Argumentation
54. Philosophy of Birth
55. Philosophy of Childhood
56. Philosophy of Cognitive Neurosciences
57. Philosophy of Culture
58. Philosophy of Death
59. Philosophy of Dwelling
60. Philosophy of Education
61. Philosophy of Food
62. Philosophy of Globalization and Migrations
63. Philosophy of History
64. Philosophy of Indigenous Cultures
65. Philosophy of Information and Digital Culture
66. Philosophy of Language and Linguistics
67. Philosophy of Law
68. Philosophy of Liberation
69. Philosophy of Mathematics
70. Philosophy of Mind
71. Philosophy of Music and the Performing Arts
72. Philosophy of Physics
73. Philosophy of Religion
74. Philosophy of Science
75. Philosophy of Sexuality
76. Philosophy of Sport
77. Philosophy of Technology
78. Philosophy of the Human and Social Sciences
79. Philosophy of the Life Sciences
80. Philosophy of Values
81. Philosophy with Children
82. Political Philosophy
83. Renaissance and Early Modern Philosophy
84. Russian Philosophy
85. Social Epistemology
86. Social Philosophy
87. Teaching Philosophy
88. Theories of Knowledge and Epistemology
89. Utopia
Endowed Lectures
There will be at least seven endowed lectures:
Ibn Roshd by the Turkish Philosophical Society
Maimonides by FISP
Kierkegaard by the Søren Kierkegaard Research Center, University of Copenhagen
Dasan by the Korean Philosophical Society
Wang Yangming by Peking University
Simone de Beauvoir by the Gender Committee of FISP
Kant by the Kant-Gesellschaft
Submission of PaperS
Paper shall be submitted through the website of the Congress using the form at the link….
Only in exceptional circumstances papers can be submitted as an electronic version by attachment to an e-mail message addressed to the Italian Organizing Committee submitpaper@wcprome2024.com
Submissions should not exceed 1800 words (or 3000 characters for papers submitted in Chinese) and be accompanied by a max 200-word abstract (500 characters in Chinese), and max 5 keywords (in alphabetical order).
Submissions should clearly indicate the section for which the paper is intended and shall be written in one of the official languages of the Congress.
The Organizing Committee reserves the right to accept or reject papers on the basis of scholarly quality. Only papers of a philosophical nature will be considered for inclusion in the program.
Proposals for Workshops and Round Tables
Proposals are invited for round tables and panels on specific topics. They should be sent to the following address submitpaper@wcprome2024.com. Round tables would usually include speakers from at least three different countries and are subject to the approval of the Steering Committee of FISP. All panelists shall be registered for the Congress.
Specific panels may be considered as Invited Sessions upon proposal by Steering Committee members.
Student Sessions
The Steering Committee of FISP, the Italian Organizing Committee, and the International Programme Committee are encouraging the participation of students by inviting proposals for student sessions, panels, and workshops. Student sessions and panels will be chaired by senior philosophers from all continents. To submit proposals, please email secretariat@wcprome2024.com
Sessions of Member Societies of FISP
Member societies of FISP that wish to hold meetings during the Congress are kindly requested to apply to the President of FISP no later than February 1st, 2024. The number of sessions organized by each member society may be subject to limitations.
Important Dates
November 1st, 2023 is the deadline for submitting contributed papers and for proposals for round tables, workshops, and student sessions. Papers and proposals received after this deadline, but before February 1st, 2024, may be accepted depending on availability.
Registration
€ 200 for early registration prior to October 1st, 2023.
€ 225 for registration until January 31st, 2024.
€ 250 for registration from February 1st, 2024.
€ 100 for accompanying persons
€ 50 for students
For details about registration and the cancellation policy, see the website at wcprome2024.com
Info: wcp2024registration@thetriumph.com
Accommodation, Travel, and Social Program
Accommodation, travel info, social program will be announced later.
International Philosophy Book Fair
An International Philosophy Book Fair will take place during the Congress. Further information and conditions for publishers to apply will be announced later.
For further information and assistance, please contact:
wcp2024rome@thetriumph.com for general questions about accommodation
wcp2024booking@thetriumph.com for hotel booking
Welcome to the
XXV World Congress of Philosophy
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25th World Congress of Philosophy
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