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Talk: Meter-Kybele in Pergamon
Talk: Meter-Kybele in Pergamon
Talk: Meter-Kybele in Pergamon By Felix Pirson (German Archaeological Institute in Istanbul/ Head of the Pergamon excavation) Date: Wednesday 1 November, 2023 Time: 17.30-19.00 Room: C-Blok Amphi Abstract: The Phrygian mother-goddess Meter-Kybele was among the most popular deities in Anatolia and Greece during Antiquity. She was venerated both in monumentalized sanctuaries and in natural shrines in city and countryside. According […]
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Talk: Objectivity as Prophecy
Talk: Objectivity as Prophecy
Title: Objectivity as Prophecy: The Long View from West Africa in 1903 By Jeanne-Marie Jackson (English Literature, Johns Hopkins) Date: Thursday, November 2, 2023 Time: 1730-1900 Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/9505380471?pwd=NEhLVnhxQW93d3U2dGp4U0VQK0UxQT09Meeting ID: 950 538 0471Passcode: 633717 Abstract: This talk presents a literary reading of Gold Coast political history, focused mainly on legal-humanistic treatises by the Fante writer-statesmen J.E. Casely Hayford and John Mensah […]
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Talk: The Case for Commitment
Talk: The Case for Commitment
Title: The Case for Commitment By Sarah Paul (Philosophy, NYU Abu Dhabi) Date: Friday, November 3, 2023 Time: 1530-1700 Room: H232 Abstract: Theories of structural, instrumental rationality generally do not make reference to anything we might call 'commitment', beyond the sense in which all intentions are a kind of settled commitment. Some views do allow for things like commitment, resolutions, […]
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Talk: Alahan – How a Roman City in Isauria Related to its Villages
Talk: Alahan – How a Roman City in Isauria Related to its Villages
Talk: Alahan - How a Roman City in Isauria Related to its Villages By Hugh Elton (Trent University, archaeology) Date: Monday 13 November, 2023 Time: 17.30-19.00 Room: C-Blok Amphi Abstract: City and countryside sound different, but Roman cities were very closely linked with their countrysides. Using evidence from the Göksu survey, this paper examines relationships between the city at Alahan and […]
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PhilFest AI Art Exhibition
PhilFest AI Art Exhibition Description: This collection includes works on philosophical themes produced with the help of AI, selected from the Generative Artificial Intelligence Visual Art Competition for PhilFest'23 Bilkent Philosophy Festival. Place: Library Art Gallery Dates: November 17-30, 2023 Official opening: Friday, November 17, 2023, 1230-1330 Program: Opening Speech: Prof. Dr. Kürşat Aydoğan, Rector at Bilkent University "Art and […]
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Sinopia Symposium
Pigments, Colors and Ideas November 23: Anatolian Museum of Civilizations November 24: Bilkent University Organized by the Department of Archaeology and the Faculty of Art, Design, and Architecture On the occasion of the 100th year of the Turkish Republic Watch the teaser video Conference website: https://pci.bilkent.edu.tr/
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Conference: Black Sea Crossings
Conference title: Black Sea crossings - Maritime networks from Hellenistic to Byzantines times Dates: 30 November - 1 December, 2023 Location: ANAMED Auditorium, Beyoğlu/İstanbul Conference website and program: click here.
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