11.35 12.45 – Section A (Chair: Section B (Chair: Robert Petkovšek) Lenart Škof) 11.35 12.10 Sofia Emilia Holopainen 11.35 12.10 Jason W. Alvis (Austria), The – – (Finland), How love can be a way of knowing, Counter-spectacularity of Religion: Or, a Case if it is incommensurable with all other kinds of for Inconspicuousness knowing? Jean-Luc Marion and the third order of charity 12.10 12.45 Kristóf Oltvai (USA), Exegesis – as Experience: Christology, authority, and the return of sola scriptura in Henry and Marion Lunch break 14.30 15.30 – Plenary lecture (lecture room 1) Reinhold Esterbauer (Austria) The Flesh of Creation. Notes on M. Merleau-Ponty 15.40 17.25 – (Chair: Jason W. Alvis) Section A 15.40 16.15 Petri Berndtson (Finland), – Stephanie Rumpza (France), 15.40 16.15 Respiratory Religion: A – Philosophy’s Possible Philosophy, Theology and the Vertical Axis of Merleau-Pontian Ontological Interpretation of Thinking Paul of the Principle of Claudel’s Adoration Silence the Abyss as a Respiring God 16.15 16.50 Jeffrey W. Robbins (USA), – 16.15 16.50 (Slovenia), From the Phenomenal to the Material: On – Nadja Furlan Štante Phenomenology of Givenness as a Challenge Deep Time and the Impersonal for Christian Feminist Hermeneutics 16.50 17.25 Kadir Filiz (Netherlands), 16.50 17.25 Lenart (Slovenia), The – – Škof to the Sister of Being: On Preeminence of Love in Claude Romano’s Possible Contribution Continental Philosophy of Religion Heidegger Section B (Chair: Luka Trebežnik) 17.40 18.40 – Plenary lecture (lecture room 1) Noëlle Vahanian (USA) Towards an Ethics for a Secular Theology of Language: Historical Event, Genocide Continuum, and Denialism
11.35 – 12.45 Section A (Chair: Robert Petkovšek) 11.35 – 12.10 Sofia Emilia Holopainen (Finland), How love can be a way of knowing, if it is incommensurable with all other kinds of knowing? Jean-Luc Marion and the third order of charity 12.10 – 12.45 Kristóf Oltvai (USA), Exegesis as Experience: Christology, authority, and the return of sola scriptura in Henry and Marion Section B (Chair: Lenart Škof) 11.35 – 12.10 Jason W. Alvis (Austria), The Counter-spectacularity of Religion: Or, a Case for Inconspicuousness Lunch break 14.30 – 15.30 Plenary lecture (lecture room 1) Reinhold Esterbauer (Austria) The Flesh of Creation. Notes on M. Merleau-Ponty 15.40 – 17.25 Section A (Chair: Jason W. Alvis) 15.40 – 16.15 Stephanie Rumpza (France), Philosophy, Theology and the Vertical Axis of Thinking 16.15 – 16.50 Nadja Furlan Štante (Slovenia), Phenomenology of Givenness as a Challenge for Christian Feminist Hermeneutics 16.50 – 17.25 Kadir Filiz (Netherlands), Claude Romano’s Possible Contribution to the Continental Philosophy of Religion Section B (Chair: Luka Trebežnik) 15.40 – 16.15 Petri Berndtson (Finland), Philosophy’s Possible Respiratory Religion: A Merleau-Pontian Ontological Interpretation of Paul Claudel’s Adoration of the Principle of Silence the Abyss as a Respiring God 16.15 – 16.50 Jeffrey W. Robbins (USA), From the Phenomenal to the Material: On Deep Time and the Impersonal 16.50 – 17.25 Lenart Škof (Slovenia), The Sister of Being: On Preeminence of Love in Heidegger 17.40 – 18.40 Plenary lecture (lecture room 1) Noëlle Vahanian (USA) Towards an Ethics for a Secular Theology of Language: Historical Event, Genocide Continuum, and Denialism
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