INTERNATIONAL SUMMER COURSE

PHILOSOPHICAL CONCEPTS AND RELIGIOUS METAPHORS:
NEW PERSPECTIVES ON PHENOMENOLOGY AND THEOLOGY

27 August - 5 September, Sibiu / Sambata de Sus

PROFESSORS

Virgil Ciomos (University of Cluj, Romania)
Jad Hatem (Université Saint-Joseph, Lebanon)
Jean-Yves Lacoste (University of Cambridge, UK)
Nicholas Loudovikos (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece)
John Milbank (University of Nottingham, UK)

Sun 26.08

Arrival of the participants to Sibiu

M 27.08, 9h30

Colloquium Phenomenology and Theology Sessions 1&2 (Sibiu)

15h30

Colloquium Phenomenology and Theology Sessions 3&4 (Sibiu)

Tu 28.08 9h30

Colloquium Phenomenology and Theology Sessions 5&6 (Sibiu)

13h00

Banquet

16h00

Transport to Sâmbata de Sus

18h00

Accommodation

19h00

Dinner

We 29.08, 9h00

Opening of the Summer Course

9h30

JOHN MILBANK: The Theological Critique of Modern Philosophy

11h00

Coffee break

11h30

MIHAIL NEAMTU: Monastic Liturgy and Desert Eschatology

13h00

Lunch

15h30

JAD HATEM: Le christianisme comme phénoménologie selon Michel Henry et ses enjeux théologiques (I) Le Christ comme phénomène et comme phénoménologue

17h00

Coffee break

17h30

GELU SABAU: Le médiateur chez les Pères de l'Eglise et chez M. Henry

19h00

Dinner

Thu 30.08, 9h30

JOHN MILBANK: Faith, Reason and Imagination

11h00

Coffee break

11h30

MIKKO SAMMALKIVI: Imagination and Religion in Max Scheler

13h00

Lunch

15h30

JOHN MILBANK: Metaphysics and Politics

17h00

Coffee break

17h30

ANDREEA RABALLO: The unbearable salience of meanings: a clinical-phenomenological stance on religious-philosophical
metaphors in impending psychosis

19h00

Dinner

Fr 31.08, 9h30

JAD HATEM: Le christianisme comme phénoménologie selon Michel Henry et ses enjeux théologiques (II) Les enjeux théologiques : les ruptures avec la dogmatique orthodoxe : Chalcedoine et la Trinité

11h00

Coffee break

11h30

MIRELA ADASCALITEI: (title reserved)

13h00

Lunch

15h30

JAD HATEM: Le christianisme comme phénoménologie selon Michel Henry et ses enjeux théologiques (III) Le Christ henryen et la Gnose

17h00

Coffee break

17h30

ANDREI GAITANARU: Derrida and Marion on Heidegger's "Phenomenology and Theology"

19h00

Dinner

Sa 01.09, 9h30

VIRGIL CIOMOS: Marc Richir et les nouvelles approches phénoménologiques de l'expérience religieuse

11h00

Coffee break

11h30

HANNA MARTYSEVICH: The idea of dialogism in west European theology of the 20th century and it's correlation with Heidegger's phenomenology

13h00

Lunch

15h30

JEAN-YVES LACOSTE: Heidegger and the Love of God

17h00

Coffee break

17h30

ANNETTE LARREA: Challenging Heidegger on Conscience

19h00

Dinner

Sun 02.09, morning

Free time

13h00

Lunch

17h00

Round-Table/Discussions/Talks

19h00

Dinner

M 03.09, 9h30

NICHOLAS LOUDOVIKOS: Intentionality and Analogy, Energy and Transcendence
(I) A theological integration of postmodern intentionality, in the perspective of a Patristic correction of Aquinatian analogy

11h00

Coffee break

11h30

LEO STAN: Is Kierkegaard an Onto-theologian?

13h00

Lunch

15h30

JEAN-YVES LACOSTE: The theological neutrality of phenomenology

17h00

Coffee break

17h30

VIRGIL CIOMOS: Apophatisme chrétien et phénoménologie selon le Père André Scrima

19h00

Dinner

Tu 04.09, 9h30

NICHOLAS LOUDOVIKOS: Intentionality and Analogy, Energy and Transcendence
(II) A theological interpretation of the postmodern phenomenological dependence of divine esse upon human agency

11h00

Coffee break

11h30

VIRGIL CIOMOS: Sécularisation et état d'exception

13h00

Lunch

15h30

JEAN-YVES LACOSTE: A theological subversion of the « fact » of existence

17h00

Coffee break

17h30

GEANINA FILIMON, The Invisible in the Icon and the Religious Painting

19h00

Dinner

We 05.09, 9h30

Round-Table/Discussions/Talks

13h00

Lunch

15h00

Departure of the participants: Transport to Sibiu