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9th Conference on Greek Philosophy: First circularConferences in and about Greece Directory - Previous Article - Next ArticleFrom: "HR-Net News Distribution Manager" <dist@hri.org>INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR GREEK PHILOSOPHY ANNOUNCEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE The International Association for Greek Philosophy and the Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy (USA) announce: THE NINTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON GREEK PHILOSOPHY The Conference will be held in Greece in August (20-30) of 1997 on the Aegean island of Kos, the birthplace of Hippocrates. The Conference will have the following aims: 1. To examine the relationship between philosophy and medicine in Greek thought from Pre-Socratic philosophy to the present (Pre-Socratic, Classical, Hellenistic, Byzantine and modern Greek Philosophy). The conference will explore the theoretical and operational hypotheses and principles common to philosophy and medicine as scientific endeavours. 2. To examine theories and principles that can help us to formulate, in a modern context, a value - system that meaningfully and appropriately addresses questions of health, disease and therapy, and the relationship between ourselves and the environment. 3. To develop a context for a dialogue between the theories of ancient medicine and philosophy and modern medical problems that call for philosophical consideration. The purpose is to hopefully pose problems and seek solutions that will be of benefit to all in this critical period where rapid advances in medical technology call for corresponding advances in theoretical conceptions of human life, health and well-being. The Conference is consequently open to all those concerned with philosophy, medical theory and practice, specialists in Greek philosophy and Greek medical thought, depth psychologists, and theorists in psycho-analysis, history of Greek medicine, contemporary philosophy of medicine and medical ethics. The main subject areas of the Conference are likely to be the following:
For any further information please contact:
a) Professor Konstantine Boudouris, b) Professor Thomas M. Robinson [The full text of the first circular and the participation forms are
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