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This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It fosters knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaborative engagement.
This track explores the philosophical underpinnings of existentialism as articulated by Kierkegaard, focusing on the significance of the single individual in the face of societal norms. Participants will engage with the tension between individuality and collective existence.
This session examines Nietzsche's critique of nihilism and its implications for contemporary thought. Discussions will center on the challenges of meaning-making in a post-nihilistic world.
This track investigates the relationship between freedom and value in existentialist philosophy. Participants will analyze how existential choice shapes individual and collective ethical frameworks.
This session delves into the existential themes of anxiety and nothingness, as well as the concept of the absurd. The discussions will highlight how these themes influence human experience and philosophical inquiry.
This track focuses on the nature of values as ideal constructs within existential philosophy. Participants will explore how these ideals interact with lived experiences and existential authenticity.
This session examines the intersection of existential philosophy with political thought and historical context. Discussions will address how existentialism informs political engagement and historical interpretation.
This track investigates Heidegger's concept of history as a claim on existence. Participants will engage with the implications of historical consciousness for understanding human existence.
This session explores the relationship between Sartre's existentialism and Marxist philosophy. Discussions will focus on the intersections of freedom, class struggle, and existential authenticity.
This track critically examines the existentialist assertion that existence precedes essence. Participants will explore its implications for identity, agency, and moral responsibility.
This session investigates the role of humanism within existential philosophy. Discussions will focus on the human condition and the search for meaning in an often indifferent universe.
This track explores the existential dynamics of the Other and the concept of the look. Participants will analyze how these themes shape interpersonal relationships and self-perception.