Great intercultural debate on the role of philosophy as therapy tool
June 30, 2022


Great intercultural debate on the role of philosophy as therapy tool
June 30, 2022
Join us on Zoom on October 22 for a conference on how our physical and mental boundaries are reshaped by today’s reality
October 22, 2021
Conference program now available
For a preview of the discussions, see the abstracts below
As part of its new research project on The Meaningfulness of Intercultural Encounters across Boundaries (2020-2023), RVP Iasi Center under the Council for Research in Values and Philosophy is organising an International Conference in October 2021.
The conference, to be held in hybrid or online mode, proposes to investigate the re- and dis-establishment of borders and boundaries in today’s world and eventually aims at Crossing Boundaries through Intercultural Encounters.
The call for papers is available below.
See copyright and table of contents of our latest edited volume below
If interested in reviewing and/or disseminating, contact us for access to this intercultural publication
It gives us great pleasure to announce that our volume The Role of Intercultural Encounters in Re-learning to be Human has been published by The Council for Research in Values and Philosophy Washington, DC in Series Cultural heritage and contemporary change [2021]
Our gratitude and appreciation goes to the intercultural group of authors who offered their contributions on this topical issue.
We are deeply thankful to Hu Yeping, Executive Director of the CUA McLean Center for the Study of Culture and Values, for her support with editing and publication.
RVP Iasi Center’s series of invited lectures proposes a unique intercultural encounter with Buddhism and Tibet as (re)presented by Venerable Gonsar Rinpoche.
Join us at the University Central Library in Iasi on May 24 from 6:30 pm for the public lecture “An Intercultural Encounter: Ven. Gonsar Rinpoche on Buddhism and Tibet”:
then on May 25 from 10 am for the academic lecture “Translating Tibet”, followed by an experimental workshop on the Role of (Buddhist) Artefacts in Intercultural Encounters:
Our two-year project on Re-learning to Be Human for Global Times: The Role of Intercultural Encounters is coming to an end. While working on the publication of project results, we would like to show you below an overview of the activities conducted so far.
We are very grateful to all participants and invite you to join our next project(s), to be announced soon!
Intercultural encounters are momentary experiences, but why not revisit and share them?
RVP Iasi Center now has a YouTube channel to disseminate and follow up on our activities.
See, for instance, our Round Table on Cultural Encounters:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdWFcRJltZm3uHDHh450FCw
Our series of invited lectures continues with speakers from Australia, India and China:
John Ozolins on Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples: Their Beliefs and Values
Seema Bose on Tolerance with Special Reference to Mahatma Gandhi
Ouyang Kang on World Complexity, Value Conflicts and Human Wisdom
Wang Tianen on Big Data as the Foundation of Information Civilization