We are pleased to announce that the registration is open for the ISPA-conference 2016:
The human in architecture and philosophy, Tuesday July 19th (7:00pm) to Saturday July 23 2016
Department of Philosophy, University of Bamberg
Please register via
http://isparchitecture.com/
programme
July 19th: Richard Sennett, Cambridge University, UK (7:00 p.m.)
July 20th: Roger Scruton, Oxford, UK
Andres Lepik, TU Munich, GER
Mari Hvattum, OCCAS Oslo, NOR
July 21st: Nicholas Ray, Cambridge University, UK
Paul Guyer, Brown University, US
Laura Konjetzky, DE (musical exploration of the conference theme)
July 22nd: Angelika Krebs, University of Basel, CH
Karsten Harries, Yale University, US
+ 60 paperpresentations
July 23rd: daytrip to Vierzehnheiligen (basilica of the fourteen holy helpers by Balthasar Neumann) with K. Harries
Registration fees
Regular 3-day participation Tuesday July 19th (7:00pm) – Friday July 22nd: 150,-€
Single-day participation: 60,-€
Student 3-day participation Tuesday – Friday July 19th-22nd: 60,-€
daytrip on Saturday July 23rd to Vierzehnheiligen (Basilica of the fourteen holy helpers by Balthasar Neumann) guided by Karsten Harries: 15,-€
conference dinner: 40,-€
All participation-categories include:
entrance to the keynote-lectures and the paper-sessions
entrance to the musical exploration of the conference-theme by Laura Konjetzky on Thursday July 21st
a one-year ISPA-membership and a free copy of the ISPA-journal ArchitecturePhilosophy (= 10,-€)
coffee, drinks and snacks during the course of each (full) day
possibility to take part in a guided city-tour on Tuesday July 19th
welcome-evening on Wednesday July 20th (with free drinfood)
conference-folder
Travel information
Please see the information on the ISPA-website or
https://www.uni-bamberg.de/
Organising Committee
Prof. Christian Illies
Philosopher, University of Bamberg
Dr. Martin Düchs
Architect and Philosopher, University of Bamberg
martin.duechs@uni-bamberg.de
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