21st Annual International Conference on Philosophy | |||
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| 1 | If Machines Think: Philosophy, Mind, and the AI Revolution Academic Responsible: Dr. Robert Bishop, Head, Philosophy Unit, Athens Institute & Professor, Wheaton College, USA. This microsymposium examines the philosophical questions raised by artificial intelligence, including the nature of mind and thinking, the boundaries of consciousness, intelligence, human–machine relationships, and human dignity. Papers exploring the implications of AI for philosophy, society, and the future of humanity are welcome. | Abstract Submitting Form |
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| 2 | Living Well, Acting Right: Philosophy at the Crossroads of Ethics, Business, and Environment Academic Responsible: Dr. Oidinposha Imamkhodjaeva, Deputy Head, Philosophy Unit, Athens Institute & Teaching Assistant Professor, Pennsylvania State University, USA. This microsymposium explores how philosophy can guide ethical decision-making in business, society, and environmental challenges. Contributions addressing virtue, responsibility, sustainability, and the pursuit of a meaningful life in the modern world are invited. | Abstract Submitting Form |
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| 3 | The Philosophy of Peace: From Ancient Wisdom to Contemporary Thought Academic Responsible: Dr. Ori Soltes, Head, Arts & Culture Unit, Athens Institute & Professor, Georgetown University, USA. This microsymposium explores philosophical perspectives on peace, from ancient ideas of harmony, justice, and human coexistence to contemporary debates on conflict, diplomacy, and global challenges. Contributions are invited that examine how philosophy can inform our understanding of peace and its role in today’s world. | Abstract Submitting Form |
