Event Archive

‘Where every truth is felt as well as seen’: Reconstructing Charles Lyell’s early intellectual development, 1816-1827   Felicity MacKenzie, University of Edinburgh  Wednesday 21 May 2025 4-6 pm (NK14) and via Teams Centre for History and Philosophy of Science, Technology and Medicine, University of Aberdeen  Sir Charles Lyell (1797-1875) is largely remembered as an influential geologist...

Wednesday 21st May 10am-6pm  Join us for a day of events exploring Experiential Learning in the Arts, Heritage, and Environmental Humanities here at the University of Aberdeen. There is a long-established tradition of Experiential Learning in the Performing Arts, Business and STEM subjects. However, this kind of Experiential Learning is less...

Singed by the Flame of Ambition: St. Paul and Scheler on Striving for Superiority

The Centre for Multilingual Research at the University of Aberdeen is delighted to invite students and staff to a special panel discussion on Monday 19th May. The roundtable will bring together experts on urban spaces and built environments in contexts from across Europe.

The Earth Embraced: Dostoevsky and Genesis on Unconditional Love for the World

Nietzsche's Universal Affirmation and Limited Love

Guilia Champion (University of Southampton) "Visualising the deep"

Odium Mundi: Schopenhauer on Suffering and the Will to Nothingness

"Unchained from its Sun": Amor Mundi between Atheism and Theism

Gordon Graham’s David Hume and the Aberdeen Philosophers (Edinburgh University Press, 2025)Print_flyer.pdf