On Philosophy: Lessons from the Pandemic - Horasis Global Meeting 2022
Channel: Horasis Org
Date: 2022-05-20

Philosophers seem inclined to a new moral form of governance which says if one is sick, we all are sick; and it demands the provision of welfare to support all whether ill or well, which is both efficient and just. Complex systems thinking aids the theorizing. Is there any chance we will be able to judge the validity of a new praxis of philosophy until well after the pandemic has ended?  Against what philosophic absolutes must it be judged?  How might new philosophies guide us?
• Piergiorgio Donatelli, Professor of Philosophy, Sapienza Università di Roma, Italy
• Jeremy Koons, Associate Professor of Philosophy, Georgetown University School of Foreign Service, Qatar
• Jean-Christophe Merle, Professor of Philosophy, University of Vechta, Germany
• Debika Saha, Professor of Philosophy, University of North Bengal, India
• Stefan Lorenz Sorgner, Professor of Philosophy, John Cabot University, Italy
Chaired by
• Nikos Psarros, Professor of Philosophy, University of Leipzig, Germany