Catholic University’s McLean Center Jointly Hosts Pre-Congress Event: “Discerning Boundaries: Philosophy across Cultures”

Washington, DC

Originally Published on OMIUSAJPIC.ORG

In partnership with the 25th World Congress of Philosophy (WCP) “Philosophy across Boundaries,” the Council for Research in Values and Philosophy along with the CUA McLean Center for the Study of Culture and Values will hold its pre-Congress conference on the theme of “Discerning Boundaries: Philosophy across Cultures” at the Department of Philosophy of Sapienza University of Rome, Rome, Italy, July 29-31, 2024. The Department of Philosophy is located at the historical Villa Mirafiori (Via Carlo Fea 2, 00161 Rome, Italy ). It is under the auspices of Sapienza University of Rome and the 25th World Congress of Philosophy.

The Council, as usual, invites all philosophers, scholars, thinkers of the world, who are interested in the conference thematic, to come together to converse and share insights, ideas, and experiences from different philosophical and cultural traditions.

CLICK HERE for more information and to register.

Visit the World Congress of Philosophy (WCP) Rome’s website.

Visit the McLean Center’s website: www.crvp.org

The McLean Center for the Study of Culture and Values (MCSCV) is one of the Catholic University of America’s (CUA) research centers  established in 2000. Its original name was The Center for the Study of Culture and Values with a financial support from the McLean Family via Rev. George F. McLean OMI (1929-2016), the founding director. The Center was renamed after McLean in 2017. It hosts various projects of the International Council for Research in Values and Philosophy (RVP) which is its outreach agent.

Fr. George McLean, OMI

Mission: Mining the work of the Spirit in each people. Culture is best understood as the cumulative dialogue through history between the initiative of the Spirit and the responses of humankind in its varied environments. The goal of the MCSCV is to promote a creative mining of the resulting cultural traditions and their application to the issues of contemporary life.

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