22/05/2006 - 24/05/2006

"Thought, art, poetry. Heidegger, 30 years later" | Congress

The congress Thought, art, poetry. Heidegger30 years later It attempts to analyze the relevance of the thought of the controversial German philosopher three decades after his death.

The congress will be attended by some of the leading specialists on Heidegger's work.

Coordinated by Felix Duke

Heidegger Dossier in the Minerva Magazine

COLLABORATE
Italian Cultural Institute
France embassy

CO-PRODUCE
Ministry of Culture
SECC

PROGRAM
22.05.06
13.00 h UAM
Angel Xolocotzi The rooms of the dwelling
19:00 p.m. CBA
Opening
19:30 p.m. CBA
G. Figal Hermeneutics of concealment. A fundamental feature of Heideggerian thought
20:00 p.m. CBA
Volker Rühle The temporality of creative experience. Heidegger's approach to poetry
Moderated by Luis Tamayo

23.05.06
13:00 h UAM
Felipe Martinez Marzoa Heidegger's thought in the face of contemporary brutality
19:30 p.m. CBA
J. Sallis The promise of art
20:30 p.m. CBA
Arturo Leyte The house of being and other uninhabitable houses
Moderated by A. Xolocotzi

24.05.06
13:00 h UAM
Adriano Fabris The art of dialogue in Martin's thinking
Heidegger

19:30 p.m. CBA
JP of Tudela Kant, Hölderlin, Mann: Environments of Sein und Zeit20:30 CBA
J. Fr. Courtine Heidegger and the destruction of logic: poetry (ditchung) as the original language (Ursprache)
Moderated by R. Rodríguez

25.05.06
13:00 h UAM
Ramón Rodríguez The idea of ​​a phenomenological interpretation
19:30 PM GI
Ángel Gabilondo More dangerous than life itself
20:30 PM GI
Hans Helmut Gander Hermeneutic phenomenology of factual life
Moderated by Félix Duque

26.05.06
13:00 h UAM
Juan Manuel Navarro Art and world
19:30 PM GI
Wolfgang Welsch Ontological anthropocentrism
20:30 PM GI
Felix Duke Less is more. Heidegger and architecture
Moderated by Jorge Pérez de Tudela

SEDES
Círculo de Bellas Artes (CBA), Goethe Institut (GI) and Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM)

ADDRESSES
CBA Alcalá 42
UAM Faculty of Philosophy and Letters
www.uam.es
GI Zurbarán 21
www.goethe.de