Theme

Time

Chair

Discussion Leader

Panellists

A-I. “Ways of Thinking: Epistemology”

August 8 at 14.15-16.30 hours

J. Wojciechowski

(University of Ottawa, Canada)

Tran Van Doan

(National University of Taiwan, Taiwan)

(conclusion)

1.Balcomb (South Africa)

2. Lopez (Spain)

3. Noutsos (Greece)

4. Yaran (Turkey)  

5. Halil Rahman Açar (Turkey)

6. Ömer N. Soykan (Turkey)

7. H. Mustafa Acikoz (Turkey)

B-I. “Person and Community: Rights and Duties”

August 8 at 14.15-16.30 hours

Y. Mazouki

(University of Tunis, Tunis)

Mohamad (International Islamic University of Malaysia, Malaysia )

P. Makariev

(University of Sofia, Bulgaria)

(introduction)

1. Gripaldo (Philippines)

2. Islam (India)

3. Isiguzo (Nigeria)

4. Koylu (Turkey)

A-II. “Ways of

Interpretation: Hermeneutics”

August 8 at 16.45-18.45 hours

T. Imamichi

(University of Tokyo, Japan)

B. Tatar

(University of Sumsun, Turkey)

(introdution)

1. Dolizde (Georgia)

2. Ekosiwis (Indonesia)

3. Alieva & Tischin (Kyrgyzstan)

4.Wendland (Poland)

B-II. “Person and Community: Cultural Foundations and Civil Society”

August 8 at 16.45-18.45 hours

O. Blanchette

(Boston College, U.S.A.)

W. Sweet

(St. Francis Xavier University, Canada)

(conclusion)

1.  Gong Qun (China)

2. Karas (Ukraine)

3. Tomka & Bogre  (Hungary)  

4. Gutorov (Russia)

5. Wokabi (Kenya)

C-I. “Global Horizons: Pluralism and Tolerance”

August 9 at 9.00-11.00 hours

Pham Minh Hac

(Vietnamese Academy of Social Sciences, Vietnam)

G. Irfan

(Lahore University, Pakistan)

(conclusion)

1. Abishev ,  Kadyrzhanov ,  Nysanbaev ,  Uzakbaevich (Kazakstan)  

2.  Albertini (U.S.A.)

D-I. “Ethics and Aesthetics”

August 9 at 9.00-11.00 hours

S.R. Bhatt

(University of Delhi, India)

T. Buksinski

(Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland)

(introduction)

1. Djuric (Yugoslavia)

2. Li Dongni (China)

3. Rammer (Austria)

4.  Younesie (Iran)

C-II. “Global

Horizons: Dialogue vs

Hegemony; Cooperation vs

Conflict”

August 9 at 11.15-13.15 hours

M. Avani 

(Iranian Institute of Philosophy and Wisdom, Iran)  

F. Akyol (Istanbul University, Turkey)

C. Udeani

(University of Salzburg, Austria)

(introduction)

1. Baryshnikov (Russia)

2.Bilen (Turkey)

3. Smith (U.S.A.)

4. Dyczewski (Poland)  

5. Mohamed-Rashid Hassan (Somali)

6. Irmayanti Meliono (Indonesia)

D-II. “Ethics: Ecology and Public Service”

August 9 at 11.15-13.15 hours

V. Cauchy (University Montreal)

J. Nyasani

(University of Nairobi, Kenya)

Ouyang Kang

(Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China)

(conclusion)

1. Bourouh (Algeria)

2. Chen Xia (China)

3. Karabatzaki (Greece)

4. Morkuniene (Lithuania)

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