Franz Brentano Centenary 1838–1917 | Brentano and Austrian Philosophy
Venue:
Aula am Campus der Universität Wien
Spitalgasse 2, Hof 1.11
1090 Wien
Keynote Speaker:
Dagfinn Føllesdal (Oslo)
Thursday, 1 June 2017
1:00PM: Opening
Friedrich Stadler, Guillaume Fréchette, Denis Fisette
1:30PM: Afternoon Session
Chair : Denis Fisette (UQAM, Montreal)
1:30 Dagfinn Føllesdal (Oslo)
Acts and Their Objects. Brentano, Twardowski, Meinong, Husserl
3:00 Allan Janik (Innsbruck)
Brentano and Boltzmann
4:00 coffee break
4:30 Kevin Mulligan (Geneva/Lugano)
Preference, Philosophy, and Economics
5:30 25th Vienna Circle Lecture
Chair: Friedrich Stadler (Vienna)
5:30 Thomas Uebel (Manchester)
Intentionality in the Vienna Circle
Friday, 2 June 2017
9:00AM: Morning Session
Chair : Thomas Uebel (Manchester)
9:00 Barry Smith (Buffalo)
The Four Phases of Philosophy and its Present State
10:00 Dermot Moran (Dublin)
Brentano's Concept of Descriptive Psychology
11:00 coffee break
11:30 Guillaume Fréchette (Salzburg)
Brentano's Phenomenology
12:30 lunch
2:30PM: Afternoon Session
Chair: Hans-Joachim Dahms (Berlin)
2:30 David Woodruff-Smith (Irvine)
Descriptive Psychology and Phenomenology: From Brentano to Husserl to Phenomenal Intentionality
3:30 Mark Textor (London)
Brentano and Jerusalem on the Nature of Judgment
4:30 coffee break
5:00 Anna Brożek (Warsaw)
Franz Brentano and Polish Philosophical Thought
Saturday, 3 June 2017
9:00AM: Morning Session
Chair : Dermot Moran (Dublin)
9:00 Hans-Joachim Dahms (Berlin)
Brentano's Appointment in Vienna
10:00 Christoph Limbeck (Vienna)
The "First Vienna Circle" and the Brentano School
11:00 coffee break
11:30 Christian Damböck (Vienna)
Austrian and German Philosophy (1830-1930)
12:30 lunch
2:30PM: Afternoon Session
Chair: Mark Textor (London)
2:30 Richard Schäfer (Plattsburgh)
Learning from Lasaulx: The Origins of Brentano's Four Phases Theory
3:30 Bastian Stoppelkamp (Vienna)
Describing or Explaining? Franz Brentano and the Vienna Naturalists on the Future of Philosophy
4:30 coffee break
5:00 Janette Friedrich (Geneva)
Brentano and Bühler