CAPE is holding regular lectures inviting various researchers from all over the world. These lectures aim to introduce the latest research trend regarding applied philosophy and ethics. Also, CAPE Lectures, as well as CAPE Workshops, are open to public. We are promoting international exchanges and collaborative studies among researchers and human resource cultivation through these lectures.

The 37^th Lecture （2014/3/27）

Prof. Michael Blome-Tillmann (McGill / Cambridge)

Solving the Moorean Puzzle

The 36^th Lecture （2014/3/20）

Jochen Vollmann (Ruhr-Universität Bochum)

Medical professionalism: assessing knowledge, skills and attitudes

The 35^th Lecture （2014/2/27）

Prof. Cathay Liu (Yale NUS College)

Unity and Priority in Descartes’s Algebra and Geometry

The 34^th Lecture （2014/2/26-28）

Prof. Jay Garfield (National University of Singapore)

The self
Consciousness
Phenomenology

The 33^th Lecture （2014/2/16）

矢田部俊介（JR西日本、京都大学文学部非常勤講師）

CAPE論理学レクチャー番外編（不完全性定理）

The 32^th Lecture （2014/1/8）

Prof. Javier Moscoso (The Institute of the Spanish National Research Council)

The 31^th Lecture （2013/12/26）

Prof. Kevin Kelly (Carnegie Melon University)

Knowability, Inquiry, and Epistemic Logic

The 30^th Lecture （2013/12/24）

Prof. Yasuo DEGUCHI (Kyoto University)

The Logic of Provision: Sānlùn Meets Non-classical Logic

The 29^th Lecture （2013/11/26）

Michael Campbel

The 28^th Lecture （2013/11/18）

Prof. Colin R. Caret (Underwood International College：Yonsei University)

Form as Substance in the Zhuangzi

The 27^th Lecture （2013/11/12）

Prof. Justin Erik Halldór Smith (Professeur des Universités Département d’Histoire et Philosophie des Sciences Université Paris Diderot – Paris VII Paris, France)

Lunar Astronomy and Philosophy from Plutarch to Kepler

The 26^th Lecture （2013/11/1）

Nicholas J.J. Smith (Associate Professor, University of Sidney)

Fuzzy Logic and Higher-Order Vagueness

The 25^th Lecture （2013/10/31）

Prof. Dr. Matthias Schrin（ミュンヘン大学）

Hilbert and Wittenstein on the Consistency of Mathematical Theory

The 24^th Lecture （2013/10/25）

Jonathan Floyd (Department of Politics and International Relations, Oxford University)

Thoughts and Principles: On the standard model of political philosophy

The 23^th Lecture （2013/8/27）

ケアの倫理、ビジネス倫理

Prof. Shiu-Ching Wu (National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan): “On the Priority of Relational Ontology: Heidegger’s Being-With and Ethics of Care”

Prof. Wen-Chang Lin (National Chung Cheng University, Taiwan): “Ethics as the Learning Goal of Business Education – The Standard of AACSB Accreditation”

The 22^th Lecture （2013/8/5）

Carlo Martini(Finnish Centre of Excellence in the Philosophy of the Social Sciences (TINT), Postdoctoral researcher)

Collective and individual rationality: a puzzle about disagreement.

The 21^th Lecture （2013/7/23）

Chien-hsing Ho (Nanhua University (Taiwan))

How to say the unsayable

The 20^th Lecture （2013/7/19）

Katsuhiko Sano (JAIST)

Alternative Semantics for Visser’s Basic Propositional Logic

Hidenori Kurokawa (Kobe University)and Hirohiko Kushida (CUNY)

Substructural logic of proofs and self-referentiality

The 19^th Lecture （2013/6/21）

Yumiko Inukai（University of Massachusetts Boston)

Hume’s Tensions in Fictions

The 18^th Lecture （2013/6/13）

鎌仲ひとみ

鎌仲ひとみ講演会

The 17^th Lecture （2013/6/6）

Jake Chandler (Postdoctoral Researcher, Research Foundation Flanders (FWO), Belgium)

Reasons to believe and reasons to not

The 16^th Lecture （2013/4/24）

Dr. Julia Jansen (University Collage Cork, Irland)

The Systematic Role of the Imagination in Kant’s Theoretical Philosophy

The 15^th Lecture （2013/4/9）

Jean Gayon (professeur, Université Paris I-Panthéon-Sorbonne, Institut d’histoire et de philosophie des sciences et des techniques)

酵素は機能を持つのか？

The 14^th Lecture （2013/4/1）

Claire Benn

The Optionality and Goodness of Supererogatory Actions