Morphing Intelligence, from IQ measurement to artificial brains -- By, Catherine Malabou (due out 12 February 2019)
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Spinoza Lecture: Beyond the “archic” Principle
The Spinoza Lectures
The Spinoza Lectures are given by high-profile thinkers of our time. They are intended for a wide audience that would like to keep abreast of current developments in philosophy.
Catherine Malabou on Life: A Critical Inquiry Interview
Catherine Malabou stopped by the office of Critical Inquiry for a short and informal audio interview during her visit to the University of Chicago two years ago. We talked about her two CI essays, her book Before Tomorrow: Epigenesis and Rationality (2017), and her work in progress. http://tun.in/tiXC5Q
Catherine Malabou to hold this year’s Spinoza Chair
This year, the Spinoza Chair of the Philosophy Department of the University of Amsterdam will be held by Catherine Malabou, Professor of Philosophy at Kingston University (London). The central topic is Philosophy and Anarchy The issue of anarchy is at once metaphysical and political. Nevertheless, philosophy and politics have always turned their back on … Continue reading Catherine Malabou to hold this year’s Spinoza Chair
Call for Papers, June 2019
Contemporary Relevance of Hegelian Naturalism: Philosophical and Interdisciplinary Outcomes. International Conference, University of Parma (IT), June 19th-21st 2019 Venue: University of Parma, Via M. D’Azeglio 85 Department of Humanities and Social Sciences (DUSIC) Confirmed keynote speakers: Alison Stone (Lancaster University) Catherine Malabou (Kingston University, London) Heikki Ikäheimo (University of New South Wales) Christopher Yeomans … Continue reading Call for Papers, June 2019
« Les Robots et le mal », d’Alexei Grinbaum : la chronique philosophique de Catherine Malabou
Comment éviter de projeter des valeurs éthiques sur les machines, qui ne sont justement que des machines, combinaisons sans intention de nécessité et de hasard ? Que veut dire « diaboliser » ? Cette question est particulièrement aiguë lorsqu’elle vise notre relation à la technique en général et à l’intelligence artificielle (IA) en particulier. Il est courant, … Continue reading « Les Robots et le mal », d’Alexei Grinbaum : la chronique philosophique de Catherine Malabou
Mutations. La nature à jamais
Mutations. La nature à jamais (For English version, scroll down). La chronique de Catherine Malabou, à propos de « La Part sauvage du monde. Penser la nature dans l’anthropocène », de Virginie Maris. Par Catherine Malabou Publié le 11 octobre 2018 à 07h30 - Mis à jour le 11 octobre 2018 à 09h30 Article réservé aux abonnés … Continue reading Mutations. La nature à jamais
Tous philosophes ? – Partie 6 : Raphaël ENTHOVEN, Léon WISZNIA, Catherine MALABOU(video)
As part of the Philosophy Forum "Le Monde" Le Mans, follow live the interventions of the third day . Since its founding in 1989, the Le Mans World Philosophy Forum has remained faithful to one and the same vocation: to combine the demands of reflection and citizen debate to think of a question of philosophical significance in … Continue reading Tous philosophes ? – Partie 6 : Raphaël ENTHOVEN, Léon WISZNIA, Catherine MALABOU(video)
Catherine Malabou: Is Science the Subject of Philosophy?
Catherine Malabou: Is Science the Subject of Philosophy? Miller, Badiou and Derrida Thursday 17 January 2019 Time: 6.00pm - 7.30pmVenue: The University of Westminster, 309 Regent Street, London W1B 2HW, Room tbcPrice: freeSpeaker(s): Catherine Malabou, CRMEP, Kingston University Book now > Centre for Research in Modern European Philosophy (CRMEP) Public Lectures on Philosophy, Politics and Culture, in collaboration with the … Continue reading Catherine Malabou: Is Science the Subject of Philosophy?
Philosophy Magazine Interview
For those who subscribe to Philosophy Mag, don't miss this newly published article; it features an interview with Catherine ---discussion is, not surprisingly, on Hegel, plasticity and the relationship between the two. G. W. F. Hegel seen by Catherine Malabou Posted on 23/09/2018 © Jules Julien
