Burse a. u. 2017-2018
La această adresă găsiți informațiile referitoare la burse pentru anul universitar 2017-2018: http://filosofie.unibuc.ro/burse-a-u-2017-2018/
La această adresă găsiți informațiile referitoare la burse pentru anul universitar 2017-2018: http://filosofie.unibuc.ro/burse-a-u-2017-2018/
This is an optional course with credits, primarily intended for Master students (History and Philosophy of Science), but also open to PhD students, postdocs, and members of the Institute for Research in the Humanities. It is divided into seminars and lectures, and it runs from October 12 till November 2 (six classes of four hours each). The course focuses on the Aristotelian science of natural problems, which continues to be a most neglected area of Peripatetic thought despite having been the bedrock of influential debates up to the Enlightenment. It provides a fresh history of one philosophical genre, the problems, and it asks what does it mean to do philosophy within the confines of such epistemic vehicle. This is an excellent opportunity for a first encounter with Aristotle.
Lecturer: Stefano Gulizia (CUNY / IRH-ICUB Visiting Professor)
For more information please visit the website: https://irhunibuc.wordpress.com/reading-nature-with-aristotle/
Până la data de 30 octombrie 2017, toți studenții sunt rugați să se prezinte la secretariat pentru înscrierea în anul universitar 2017-2018.
Conform Art. 8 din Regulamentul privind activitatea profesională a studenţilor, înscrierea studentului se face în primele 30 de zile de la începerea anului universitar, la cererea acestuia. Studentul care nu va depune fișa de înscriere în anul universitar, la secretariatul facultății, în termenul stabilit, va fi exmatriculat.
– Studenții cu vârsta de până în 26 de ani la data înmatricularii (1 octombrie 2017) vor primi legitimații pentru reducere și gratuitate pe transport.
– Studenții care ocupă locuri cu taxă vor primi carnetul de student și, după caz, legitimația numai după prezentarea chitanței / OP-ului care atestă plata taxei de studii pentru semestrul I.
Luni, 9 octombrie 2017, ora 8.00 va avea loc ședința de redistribuiri a locurilor rămase libere.
Studenții Facultății de Filosofie de la toate nivelurile de studiu (licență, master, doctorat) mai pot depune cereri pentru cazare în căminele Universității din București până pe vineri 6 octombrie 2017, ora 12.00.
Level: master and PhD students, but the course is also open to undergraduates
Language: English
Practical knowledge is the knowledge needed to produce a certain item; it can take the form of an art or mechanical object, or of the specific result of, for instance, a medical treatment or mathematical procedure. The production process of this item is always represented by a workflow, such as the construction process of a machine, the formulation of a recipe, or the creation of an algorithm. The early modern period is characterized by the incremental codification of practical knowledge into texts, diagrams, and images. Being codified, this knowledge is no longer practical but assumes more abstract forms: it becomes the new foundation of a new knowledge structure and a new knowledge system.
Based on this definition, the course/seminar will explore the process of expansion of the knowledge system that emerged during the late Middle Ages, which was based on the geocentric worldview and institutionally embedded in the newly founded European universities.
One of the mechanisms that allowed for a conceptual expansion of the knowledge system as well as for an enlargement of the social group that had access to such systems is represented by the implementation of a pictorial program in sciences that undoubtedly began during the 14th century.
The course/seminar will provide an introduction to this “renovation” process of the sciences during the late medieval epoch and early modern period by analyzing, discussing, and contextualizing images. Mirroring the process of formation of disciplines and professions, the following knowledge areas will be taken into consideration: cosmology, timekeeping, geography (cosmography), medicine, and alchemy (pharmacology).
The course/seminar is structured in five meetings, each of which will go deeper into the mentioned subjects.
Form of examination: colloquium
| October 17, 2017
10-14 |
Cosmology | Johannes de Sacrobosco’s Tractatus de sphaera and its reception |
| October 18, 2017
10-14 |
Timekeeping | Computational method used to compile calendars at the dawn of the Middle Ages |
| October 19, 2017
10-14 |
Geography | The enlargement of the geographical scale during the 13th century and during the time of the early journeys of exploration |
| October 20, 2017
10-14 |
Medicine | Institutional medical curriculum, practical medicine, and the role of astrology |
| October 23, 2017
10-14 |
Alchemy | From botanics to inorganic pharmacology: the contamination of alchemical knowledge |
Readings
Extra readings can be assigned in class