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Barry Smith
Invited Lectures (Departmental
Seminars)
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Jun. 1975
Jagiellonian University,
Cracow ("Roman Ingarden and
the Aesthetics of Mathematical Objects")
Apr. 1977
Rheinisch-Westfälische Technische Hochschule, Aachen
("Versuch einer Schichtenontologie")
Jun. 1981
Universität Innsbruck ("Weininger und Wittgenstein")
Universität Salzburg ("über
die Kategorienlehre des Aristoteles")
University of Edinburgh
("Husserl's Monadology")
Dec. 1982
University of Edinburgh
("Husserl, Frege and the Theory of Meaning")
Jan. 1983
City University, London
("Mental Acts")
University of Sheffield ("Is Intentionality a
Relation?")
May 1983
Cambridge University
("The Frege-Husserl Question")
Dec. 1983
Institute of Linguistics, Hungarian Academy
of Sciences, Budapest ("On the
Foundations of Dependence Grammar")
Jan. 1984
Université de Liège ("The Logic of Wholes and Parts" and "On the
History of the Theory of Speech Acts")
May 1984
Universität Hamburg
("Formalontologische Grundlagen der Phänomenologie Edmund Husserls")
University of Oslo
("Parts, Wholes and Structures, with special reference to the Foundations
of Psychology")
Nov. 1984
University of Texas
at Austin ("On a Theory of the
A Priori")
University of Dallas
("The Metaphysics of the Self")
Stanford University
("A Theory of Indexicality")
Dec. 1984
Università di Bologna ("Husserl and the Ontology of Language")
May 1985
Académie de Paris ("Topology, Closure Algebras and Metaphysics") .
Jan. 1986
Durham University
("Austrian Origins of Logical Positivism")
Mar. 1986
George Mason
University, Virginia
("Hermeneutics and Economics")
Apr. 1986
Temple University,
Philadelphia ("Indexicality
and Perception")
Catholic University, Washington
("A Substitution Theory of Art")
New York University
("Austrian Economics and Austrian Philosophy")
SUNY at Buffalo, New York
("Brentano and Phenomenology")
Brown University,
Providence ("Indexicality and
Things")
Jun. 1986
Friedrich Naumann-Stiftung, Königswinter ("Österreichische Ökonomie und
österreichische Philosophie")
Institut für Philosophie, Universität Mannheim ("Das Ich als
Zeichen")
Institut für Soziologie und Wissenschaftslehre, Universität Mannheim ("Zur
Grundlegung der Sozialwissenschaften")
May 1987
Institut für Philosophie, Universität Freiburg,
Switzerland ("Die
qualitative Physik: Ein philosophischer Beitrag zur
Artificial-Intelligence-Debatte")
Philosophische Gesellschaft, Fribourg, Switzerland
("Die Aufgaben der Ontologie")
Jun. 1987
Institut für Philosophie, Universität Bochum, German ("Kulturtheorie und
Nationalökonomie") .
Sep. 1987
Department of Philosophy, Indiana University,
Bloomington ("On the Peculiar
Parts of Reality to which our Sentences Correspond")
Dec. 1987
Institut für Philosophie, Universität Salzburg ("Sechs falsche
Wahrheitstheorien")
Institut für Philosophie, Universität Freiburg I. Br. ("Varianten des
Idealismus")
Feb. 1988
Ludwig von Mises Institute, Auburn, Alabama ("The Austrianness of Austrian
Economics")
Department of Economics, Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama
("Philosophical Foundations of Austrian Economics")
Graduate Seminar, Dept. of Philosophy, Indiana University, Bloomington
("Varieties of Atomism")
Department of Philosophy, University of Iowa, Iowa City ("Notes on
Ontology")
Department of History, University of Iowa, Iowa City ("Metahistorical
Reflections on Austria-Hungary")
Department of Philosophy, Pennsylvania State University ("Phenomenology
and the A Priori")
Department of Philosophy, Duquesne University, Pittsburgh ("New
Foundations for Metametaphysics")
Institute for Humane Studies, Fairfax, Virginia ("Subjectivism and
Objectivism in Economics")
Center for Study of Market Process, Dept. of Economics, George Mason University
("Austrian Economics: Principles and Provocations")
Mar. 1988
Vereinigung für wissenschaftliche Grundlagenforschung, Graz
("Eine Einführung in die Metametaphysik")
May 1988
Department of Mathematics, University of Wroclaw, Poland ("Two Concepts of
the Continuum, with remarks on the Topology of Objects")
Polish Philosophical Society, Cracow Division ("The Correspondence Theory
of Truth: Aristotelian and Ingardenian Reflections")
Department of Philosophy, University of Wroclaw, Poland ("Constraints on
Correspondence")
Institut für Philosophie, Universität Innsbruck ("Wie vergleicht man
metaphysische Systeme miteinander?")
Faculty of History and Social Sciences, Università di Trento, Italy
("What is Truth?")
Oct. 1988
Department of Philosophy, University
of Warwick ("What are works of
art built for?")
Internationale Akademie für Philosophie and Infor-Tele-Matik
AG, Liechtenstein ("Die Computer-Welt Beziehung. Bemerkungen über die
Anwendung des Computers in der Technik")
Nov. 1988
Centre de Recherche en Epistémologie Appliquée, Paris
("La sémantique formelle et les limites de la
philosophie analytique" and "Deux perspectives sur les sciences
cognitives: la physique phénoménologique et le solipsisme méthodologique")
Centre d'Analyse et de Mathematiques sociales, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en
Sciences Sociales, Paris ("Les
structures aristotéliciennes-brentaniennes contre les constructions
ensemblistes")
Feb. 1989
Faculty of Music, University of Manchester
("Schopenhauer, Music and the Will")
Institute for the History and Philosophy of Science, King's College, London
("Naive Physics and Phenomenology. A Guide for Robots")
Apr. 1989
Institut für Nationalökonomie, Universität Wien ("Die Österreichische
Schule der Nationalökonomie: Philosophische und ökonomische Aspekte")
Department of Philosophy, Rhode Island University ("A Correspondence
Theory of Intentionality")
Department of Philosophy, Rutgers University ("A Picture Theory of
Universals")
May 1989
Department of the Philosophy of Science, University of Umeå ("The
Languages of Philosophy" and "An Introduction to
Metametaphysics")
Oct. 1989
Department of Philosophy, åbo Akademie, åbo/Turku, Finland ("Contiguous
Cultures: A Theory of Artistic Creativity")
Dec. 1989
Seminar für Philosophie, Universität Braunschweig ("Die Telefaxmaschine
des Aristoteles: Zur Wesensanalyse des philosophischen Kommentierens")
Institut für Philosophie, Universität München ("Die Gattung
Kommentar")
Jan. 1990
Department of Philosophy, University of Liverpool
("Aristotle's Fax Machine")
Department of Philosophy, SUNY Buffalo ("The Culture of the Philosophical
Commentary")
Feb. 1990
Department of Philosophy, Simon Fraser
University, Vancouver
("An Ontological Theory of the A Priori")
Apr. 1990
Dipartimento di Filosofia, Università di Firenze ("Judgment and Truth in
Husserl's Logical Investigations")
Jun. 1990
Institut de Philosophie, Université de Genève ("Structures of the
Commonsense World")
Sep. 1990
Institut für Philosophie, åbo Akademi, åbo/Turku, Finland ("The Is/Ought
Distinction")
Department of Philosophy, Turku University, Finland ("On the Obscure
Origins of Speech Act Theory")
Oct. 1990
Department of Philosophy, Joensuu University, Finland
("On Being a Work of Art" and "The Literary Forms of
Philosophy")
Nov. 1990
Institut für Philosophie, Universität Kiel ("Aristoteles und die
Roboter")
Institut für Nationalökonomie, Universität Innsbruck ("Apriorische
Grundlagen der Sozialwissenschaften")
Dec. 1990
Centro Studi per la Filosofia Mitteleuropea, Università di Trento
("The Theory of Austria")
Feb. 1991
Cognitive Science Seminar, State University
of New York at Buffalo
("Naive Physics")
May 1991
Institute of Philosophy
of the Czechoslovak Academy
of Sciences ("Jacques Derrida: Writing to Death")
Department of Philosophy, Prague School
of Economics ("Philosophical Foundations of Austrian Economics: From Franz
Brentano to Friedrich Hayek")
Sep. 1991
Buffalo Logic Colloquium, University at Buffalo
("What is Formal about Formal Logic?")
Oct. 1991
Department of Philosophy, Charles University,
Prague ("Kafka and the
Philosophers")
Nov. 1991
Department of Philosophy, University
of Leiden ("The Truth Shall
Prevail: Philosophy and Political Change in Eastern Europe")
Jan. 1992
Institut für Philosophie, Universität Innsbruck ("Jacques Derrida: Zum
Tode schreiben")
Feb. 1992
Department of Philosophy, McMaster University,
Hamilton, Canada
("Jacques Derrida: Writing to Death")
Department of Philosophy, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale
("What is Wrong with Contemporary French Philosophy?")
May 1992
Institut für Philosophie, Universität Graz ("Common Sense schlägt
zurück")
Jul. 1992
Institut für Philosophie, Universität Konstanz ("Ontologische
Spaziergänge")
Sep. 1992
Cognitive Science Seminar, University at Buffalo
("Nativism", as Panel Member)
Oct. 1992
Institut für Philosophie, Universität Innsbruck ("Apriorisches Wissen und
künstliche Intelligenz")
Jan. 1993
Buffalo Logic Colloquium,
University at Buffalo
("Commentary on Corcoran")
Feb. 1993
Buffalo Logic Colloquium, University at Buffalo ("States of Affairs")
Cognitive Science Seminar, University at Buffalo ("Feminist Epistemology",
as Panel Member)
The German Language Society, German Embassy, Washington D.C.
("Philosophie, Politik und Revolution in Osteuropa")
Department of Philosophy, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
("Facts")
Department of Economics, New York University ("Carl Menger: On Apriorism
in Austrian Economics")
May 1993
Department of Philosophy, Turku University
("Formal Ontology and Knowledge Representation")
Vereinigung Vorarlberger Akademie, Bregenz ("Vernunft und Unvernunft im
heutigen Denken" and "Das Denken im Zeitalter des Computers")
Oct. 1993
Graduiertenkolleg Kognitionswissenschaft, Universität Hamburg
("Formale Strukturen der Common-Sense Welt")
Institut für Philosophie, Universität Hamburg
("Sachverhalte als Wahrmacher")
Dec. 1993
Istituto per la Ricerca Scientifica e Tecnologia, Trento ("Formal Ontology
and the Common-Sense World")
Department of Philosophy, University of Padua ("Truth: Part I" and
"Truth: Part II")
Centro Interdepartimente di Scienze Cognitive and Department of Psychology,
University of Padua ("Gestalt Theory, Topology and Common Sense:
Alternative Foundations for Cognitive Science")
Feb. 1994
Department of Philosophy, University of Tampere,
Finland ("Husserl as
Ontologist"),
Department of Philosophy, University of Helsinki,
Finland
("Boundaries")
Mar. 1994
The Creighton Club. New York
State Philosophical Association,
139th Meeting, Skaneateles, NY ("Zeno's Paradox for Colors")
Oct. 1994
Buffalo Logic Colloquium,
University at Buffalo
("Theories of the Continuum")
Nov. 1994
University of Iowa, Gustav Bergman Lecture ("The Glory and Misery of
Twentieth-Century Philosophy: From Husserl to Derrida")
Department of Philosophy, University of Iowa ("Ontological Form")
Centre for Semiotic Studies, University of Aarhus, Denmark ("The Joints of
Reality")
Department of Comparative Literature, University of Copenhagen, Denmark
("On Philosophical Styles")
Dec. 1994
Department of History, Canisius College,
Buffalo ("Culture and
Capitalism")
Feb. 1995
Department of Philosophy, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario
("Brentano's Theory of the Continuum")
Department of Philosophy, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario
("Continental Philosophy: For and Against")
Mar. 1995
Institut für Ingenieurgeodäsie und Landesvermessung, Technische Universität,
Wien ("Zur Kognition räumlicher Grenzen")
Department of History, University of Malta ("Philosophy and Political
Change in Eastern Europe")
Apr. 1995
The Creighton Club. New York State Philosophical
Association, 140th Meeting, Skaneateles, NY ("Rejoinder to Hardin on
Spectrum Inversion")
State University College at Geneseo, NY ("The Identity Theory of
Truth")
Institute of Psychology, University of Amsterdam ("Topological Foundations
of Cognitive Science")
May 1995
Department of Philosophy, Marii Curie-Sklodowskiej Universita, Lublin
("What is the Visual Field?")
Department of Philosophy, Catholic University of Lublin ("The Identity
Theory of Truth")
Department of Philosophy, Catholic University of Lublin ("Foundations of
Cognitive Science: From Connectionism to Ontological Engineering")
Conversatorium in Cognition Science, Nicholas Copernicus University of Torun
("What is the Visible Field?")
Department of Logic, Nicholas Copernicus University of Torun ("Non-Standard
Theories of the Continuum")
Department of Philosophy, University of Torun ("The End of
Postmodernism")
Polish Philosophical Society, Institute of Philosophy, Warsaw University
("Why Polish Philosophy Does Not Exist")
Department of Philosophy, Jagiellonian University ("What is the Visual
Field?", "The Identity Theory of Truth", "The Scandal of
'Continental Philosophy'" and "How to Refute Idealism")
Jun. 1995
Ludwig von Mises University, Auburn University,
Auburn, Alabama
("Mises and Austrian Philosophy" and "Theory and History")
Sep. 1995
Hungarian Philosophical Association, Budapest
("What is Post-modernism?")
Nov. 1995
Symposium on Michael Tye, Department of Philosophy, University at Buffalo
("Ten Problems of Consciousness")
Public Lecture, Technical University, Vienna ("Philosophie für
Ingenieure")
Feb. 1996
Honors Seminar, Canisius High School, Buffalo ("On the Causes of
War")
Department of Philosophy, University at Buffalo ("Bosnia: The Cognitive
Geometry of War")
Ludwig von Mises Institute, Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama ("Bosnia:
The Cognitive Geometry of War")
Department of Philosophy, Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama ("Boundaries:
A Hitherto Neglected Metaphysical Category")
Department of Philosophy, Emory University, Atlanta ("Husserlian
Foundations of Social Ontology")
Buffalo Dictionary Project, Logic Colloquium, University at Buffalo
("Propositions and States of Affairs")
Cognitive Science Colloquium, University at Buffalo ("Ontological
Foundations of Geographic Information Systems", with David Mark)
Mar. 1996
Department of Computer Science, University of Leeds ("Types of Boundary in
Geographic Space")
Department of Philosophy, University of Leeds ("On War, Social Ontology
and Organic Unity")
Department of Philosophy, University of Liverpool ("On Mental Maps and the
Evolution of Human Territoriality")
Apr. 1996
Department of Philosophy, University
of Texas at Austin
("Feminist Philosophy, Post-Modernism and the Deconstruction of the
University")
Political Science Honor Society, Canisius
College, Buffalo ("Political
Correctness in Perspective")
Jul. 1996
Department of Geography and National Center for Geographic Information and
Analysis, University of California at Santa Barbara ("The Metaphysics of
Real Estate")
Spatial Cognition Research Group, University of California at Santa Barbara
("Introduction to Cognitive Linguistics")
Center for Economic Personalism, Acton Institute, Grand Rapids, Michigan
("Austrian Philosophy")
Aug. 1996
Ludwig von Mises University, Auburn University,
Auburn, Alabama
(Four plenary lectures under the title: "Philosophy for Austrian
Economists")
Sep. 1996
New York Association of Scholars, New York
("What is Postmodernism?")
Oct. 1996
Department of Philosophy, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas ("The
Metaphysics of Real Estate")
Philosophy Club, Texas Tech, Lubbock, Texas ("On the Origins of War")
Department of Philosophy, York University, Toronto ("Categories Deep and
Superficial")
Departments of Philosophy and Sociology, SUNY Potsdam ("What is
Postmodernism?")
Department of Philosophy, University at Buffalo
("Die erkenntnistheoretische Aufspaltung der Welt (mit Bemerkungen zur
kognitiven Linguistik)")
Nov. 1996
Seminar für Philosophie, Universität Basel ("Die erkenntnistheoretische
Aufspaltung der Welt")
Department of Political Science, University of Olomouc, Czech Republic
("Sovereignty and Property Rights")
Public Lecture Sponsored by the Sonderforschungsbereich Moderne of the Fonds
zur Förderung der wissenschaftlichen Forschung and the University of Graz,
Austria ("Moderne vs. Post-Moderne")
Jan. 1997
Department of Geography, SUNY Buffalo
("On the Varieties of Boundaries")
Feb. 1997
Honors Seminar, Canisius High School, Buffalo ("Paradoxes")
Department of Economics, New York University, New York ("The Metaphysics
of Real Estate")
Department of Philosophy, Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, NY
("Libertarianism, Monarchy, and Property Rights")
University of Malta Foundation for International Studies, Valletta, Malta
("The Geometry of War")
Philosophy Club, University of Malta ("Common Sense: A Guide for
Robots")
Mar. 1997
Department of Philosophy, Abo Academy, Abo/Turku, Finland ("The Adaptation
Theory of Truth")
Department of Philosophy, Turku University, Turku, Finland ("New
Directions in Applied Metaphysics")
May 1997
Department of Philosophy, SUNY Binghamton ("What is Postmodern
Philosophy?")
Centre pour la Récherche en Epistemologie Appliquée
(CREA), Ecole Polytechnique, Paris
("J. J. Gibson: The Adaptation Theory of Truth")
Jul. 1997
The Sullivan Policy Institute, Rochester,
New York ("Higher Education and Its
Problems")
Sep. 1997
Department of Philosophy, University of Helsinki
("Paradoxes of Contact and Separation")
Oct. 1997
Public Lecture, James Madison
University, Harrisonburg,
Virginia (as Distinguished Visiting
Scholar) ("The State as Work of Art")
Nov. 1997
Philosophisches Institut, Universität Düsseldorf ("Ontologie des
Mesokosmos: Soziale Objekte und Umwelten")
Institut für Philosophie, Universität Würzburg ("Ontologie des Mesokosmos:
Soziale Objekte und Umwelten")
Institut für Philosophie, Universität Bamberg ("Ontologie des Mesokosmos:
Soziale Objekte und Umwelten")
Feb. 1998
Institut für Geoinformatik, Universität Münster ("Versuch einer
vollständigen Ontologie geographischer Gegenstände")
Mar. 1998
UNIWorld/Hungarian Academy of Sciences,
Budapest, March 1998
("Teaching Philosophy on the Internet")
Apr. 1998
University of Albany,
Public Lecture ("What is Postmodernism?")
Center for Cognitive Science, University at Buffalo (Tutorial on John Searle, The
Construction of Social Reality)
Presentation to the Academic Standards Committee of the Board of Trustees of
the State University of New York ("SUNY's Core Curriculum")
Department of Philosophy, University of Wisconsin at Green Bay
("Ecological Foundations of Cognitive Science)
Philosophy House, University of Wisconsin at Green Bay ("In Defense of
Applied Philosophy"), April 1998
May 1998
Alfred State
University, Honors Convocation,
Keynote Lecture ("Common Sense: A Guide for Robots")
Jul. 1998
Department of Philosophy, University of Guelph, Ontario ("Metaphysical
Foundations of Biology" and "Husserl and the Theory of Part and
Whole")
Department of Philosophy, University of Sydney ("The Niche")
Department of Philosophy, University of Queensland, Brisbane ("The
Niche")
Department of Philosophy, Research School of Social Sciences, Australian
National University, Canberra, Australia ("The Niche")
Center for Mathematical and Information Sciences, Commonwealth Scientific and
Industrial Research Organisation, Canberra, Australia ("New Directions in
Ontological Engineering")
Australian Defence Forces Academy, Canberra, Australia ("The Geometry of
War")
Department of Philosophy, University of New England, Armidale, Australia
("The Niche")
Aug. 1998
Buffalo Socratic Society, Buffalo, NY
("Truthmaker Realism")
Sep. 1998
Cognitive Science Center, University at Buffalo
("Cognition, Ontology and Geographic Information Science", with David
Mark)
Oct. 1998
The Greats Speaker Series, Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies,
Buffalo State College ("Ethnic Cleansing")
Erasmus Institute for Philosophy and Economics, University of Rotterdam, Netherlands
("Social Ontology")
Nov. 1998
Department of Comparative Literature, University of Copenhagen ("Kafka and
the Philosophers")
Center for Semiotic Studies, University of Aarhus ("An Ecological Theory
of Social Objects")
Department of Philosophy, McMaster University, Ontario, Canada
("Truthmaker Realism")
Department of Geography, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA ("Buffalo's IGERT
Program in Geographic Information Science")
Department of Philosophy, Emory and Henry College, Emory, VA ("Why Go to
Graduate School?")
Department of Philosophy, East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, TN ("Why Go
to Graduate School?")
Jan. 1999
Department of Philosophy, Hebrew University, Jerusalem ("The Niche")
Center for Cognitive Science, Tel Aviv University, Israel ("On the
Cognition of Geographic Kinds")
Department of Philosophy, Tel Aviv University, Israel ("Truthmaker
Realism")
Mar. 1999
Philosophy Club, University of Malta ("What is Postmodernism")
Department of Philosophy, University of Malta ("Physics, Mereology and
Vagueness")
Jun. 1999
Institut für Philosophie, Universität Mainz, Germany ("Die ganze Welt ist
eine Bühne: Zur Ökologie und Ontologie menschlicher und tierischer
Lebenswelt")
Institut für Philosophie, Universität Koblenz, Germany ("Die ganze Welt
ist eine Bühne: Zur Ökologie und Ontologie menschlicher und tierischer
Lebenswelt")
Department of Philosophy, University of Padua, "Truth as an Internal
Relation"
"Hills, Bays and Body PartsRecent research on Geographic Ontology",
Istituto per Ricerche di Dinamica dei Sistemi e di Bioingegneria, Consiglio
Nazionale delle Ricerche, Padua.
Faculty of History and Social Sciences, Università di
Trento, Italy
("Social Objects")
Sep. 1999
Buffalo Socratic Society, Buffalo,
NY (“What is a Substance?”)
Oct. 1999
Royal Military College of Canada, Ottawa (“The Cognitive Geometry of War”).
Department of Philosophy, University of Toronto (“On Wombs, Beaver Dams
and Spaceships: An Ontology of Organism-Niche Relationships”)
Department of Philosophy, University of Utah (“The Analytic-Continental
Divide”)
Department of Philosophy, Weber State University, Utah (“Foreign
Bodies”)
Department of Geography, University of Utah (“Ontological Engineering and
Geographic Information Science”)
Nov. 1999
Department of Philosophy, University at Buffalo
(“Should the Baby Live?”, Panel on the
Philosophy of Peter Singer)
Dec. 1999
Hamburger Kreis, Universität Hamburg
(“Die ganze Welt ist eine Bühne”)
Jan. 2000
Seminar für Philosophie, Universität Hamburg
(“Meinong und die Phantasie-Maschine”)
Feb. 2000
Graduiertenkolleg Kognitionswissenschaft, Universität Hamburg
(“Gegenstände und ihre Umwelten: Der ökologische Ansatz in der
wissenschaftlichen Philosophie”)
Institut für Philosophie, Universität Salzburg (“Ein neues
Kategoriensystem für die Wissenschaftstheorie”)
Mar. 2000
Vorarlberger Industriellenvereinigung, Feldkirch, Austria (“Plädoyer für
den Kapitalismus”)
Department of Philosophy, Catholic University of Lublin, Poland (“Mereology
and Quantum Mechanics”)
Department of Philosophy, Marii Curie-Sklodowskiej Universita, Lublin, Poland
(“Meinong and the Phantasy-Machine”)
Apr. 2000
European Media Lab, Villa Bosch, Heidelberg
(“Ontology: Philosophical and Computational”)
Nov. 2000
Hungarian Academy
of Sciences and University of Budapest
(“Common Sense and Quantum Mechanics”)
Institut für Philosophie, Universität Graz (“Referenz und Vagheit”
and “Aristoteles, das Internet und die neue Physik”)
Universität München, Ringvorlesung (Public Lecture) in the series Kann man
heute noch etwas anfangen mit Aristoteles? (“Aristoteles und die
vernetzte Welt”)
Institut für Philosophie, Universität Erfurt (“Referenz und
Wahrheit”)
Jan. 2001
Institut für Philosophie, Universität Düsseldorf (“Embryontology”
and “Aristoteles, das Internet und die neue Physik”)
Intistut für allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft, Universität Düsseldorf
(“Semantik für Realisten”)
Center for Cognitive Science, University at Buffalo (“The Windowing of
Attention in Pictures”)
Feb. 2001
Institut für Philosophie, Universität Köln (“Intentionalität als
Projektion”)
Apr. 2001
Center for Cognitive Science, University at Buffalo
(“Geographic Objects and Their Categories”, with David Mark)
Department of Philosophy, SUNY Brockport (“The Meaning of Life”,
with Berit Brogaard)
June 2001
Instituto de Investigaciones Filosóficas , UNAM, Mexico
City (“The Meaning of Life”)
Aug. 2001
Liberty and Morality Advanced Seminar, Foundation for Economic Education,
Irvington NY (“Liberty and the Meaning of Life”, “Morality
and the Meaning of Life”)
Department of Philosophy, University at Buffalo, August 30 (“The Meaning
of Life”)
Sep. 2001
Department
of Economics, George Mason
University, September 7
(“Capitalism and the Meaning of Life”)
Oct. 2001
Buffalo
IGERT Program Workshop on Categories, October 26-27 (“Geographic
Categories”, with David Mark)
Nov. 2001
Buffalo
Logic Colloquium (“Granular Partitions”)
Jan. 2002
Institute for Logic
and Philosophy of Science and Institute for Philosophy, University of Leipzig,
January 17 (“Ontologische Grundlagen der Informationswissenschaft”)
Institut für Informatik und
Graduiertenkolleg Wissensrepraesentation, University of Leipzig
(“Granularität und Wissensrepräsentation”)
Feb. 2002
Buffalo
Ontology Group, Department of Philosophy, University at Buffalo
(“'Towards a General Upper Ontology”)
History
of Ideas Group, Department of Comparative Literature, University at Buffalo
(“The Essence of the West”)
Department
of Philosophy, University at Buffalo,
February 28 (“Searle’s Ontology of Social Reality: Its Glory and
Its Misery”)
Apr. 2002
Institut für Logik und Wissenschaftstheorie,
Universität Leipzig (“Das glorreiche Scheitern des natural–istischen
Ansatzes in der Ontologie der sozialen Wirklichkeit John Searles”)
Colloque du ESCP-EAP, Paris
(“Definitions of Terrorism”)
Centre de Recherche en Philosophie
économique, ESCP, Paris, April 11 (“The War Against the West”)
CREA,
Paris, April 12 (“Truth, Reference and Vagueness”)
Public
Lecture Series: Terror and The War Against Terror, University
of Leipzig, April 23
(“Kamikaze und der Westen”)
May. 2002
Faculty
of Information Science and Statistics, Prague
University of Economics, May 15 (“Ontology
as Mas–ter Discipline of Information Science”)
Department
of Philosophy, Marii Curie-Sklodowskiej Universita, Lublin,
Poland (“A Unified
Theory of Vagueness and Granularity”)
Institut für Philosophie, Universität Bonn
(“Wie testet man eine philosophische Theorie empirisch?”)
Jun. 2002
Philosophisches Kolloquium, Universität
Leipzig, June 26 (“Was ist Wahrheit?”)
Jul. 2002
Lehrstuhl für Volkswirtschaftslehre und
Institut für Philosophie, Universität Würzburg, July 2 (“Vom Sinn des
Lebens. Versuch einer Definition”)
Department
of Philosophy, University of Lisbon, Portugal,
July 16 (“How to Test a Philosophical Theory Empirically”)
Institut für
Wirtschaftsinformatik, Universität Koblenz, July 23 (“Objects, Roles and
Processes: A Basic Formal Ontology for Economics”)
Oct. 2002
Wolfgang Paul Prize Presentation,
University of Leipzig (“Was ist Gesundheit?–und andere onto–logische
Fragen”)
Nov. 2002
Cognitive
Science Seminar, University at Buffalo
(“SNAP and SPAN”)
Department
of Philosophy, Calvin College,
Grand Rapids, Michigan,
November 11 (“Morality, Hap–piness and the Meaning of Life”)
Acton
Institute, Grand Rapids, Michigan
(“What is to be done? On Achieve–ments and the Social Web of
Meaning”)
Dec. 2002
Laboratory of Applied Ontology (ISTC-CNR), Trento,
Italy, December 9-11 (A cycle of six lectures on the “Ontology of Law,
Economics and Human Interaction”, organized as part of the opening
ceremonies of the new Institute for Cognitive Science and Technology of the
Italian National Research Council)
Jan. 2003
Department
of Computing, Imperial College, London
(“Formal Ontology and Information Systems”)
Feb. 2003
Buffalo
Ontology Group, Department of Philosophy, University at Buffalo
(“Against Fantology”)
University
at Buffalo School of
Management-School of Informatics Joint Study Group (“Ontology in Buffalo”)
Mar. 2003
Department
of Philosophy, Georgetown
University, Washington DC,
March 21 (“The Meaning of Life and the Measure of Civilizations”)
Apr. 2003
Institut für Philosophie, Universität
Leipzig (“Pro und Contra Iraq-Krieg”)
May. 2003
Kolloquium zur praktischen Philosophie,
Universität Leipzig (“Vielfalt des Liber–tarismus”)
Depart–ment
of Linguistics, Copenhagen Business
School (“The IFOMIS Pro–ject”)
Jun. 2003
Public Lecture, Medical Faculty,
University of Leipzig (“Ontologie und die Ver–ein–heitlichung medi–zinischen
Wissens”)
Department
of Philosophy, University of Geneva
(“Truthmakers: The Exten–sion of a Property”)
Jul. 2003
Institute
for Cognitive Systems, University of Bremen
(“Towards Geo–dyna–mic Ontology”)
Pub–lic
Lecture, University of Medical
Informatics Tyrol (“Ontologie und die
Integration des medizinischen Wissens”)
Nov. 2003
Graduate
School of Human and Environmental
Studies, Kyoto University
(“Kamikaze and the West”)
Bioinformatics
Center, Institute for Chemical
Research, Kyoto University, Japan
(“On the Proper Treatment of Classes in Biomedical Informatics”)
Center
for Philosophical Studies, University
of Tokyo (“From Aristotle to
Husserl: Towards an Ontology of Environments”)
Dec. 2003
Centro Interuniversitario di
Ontologia Teorica e Applicata, Dipartimento di Filosofia, Università di Torino
(“On Searle’s Social Ontology”)
Research Group in Uniform
Terminology for European Private Law, Dipartimento di Scienze Giuridiche,
Università di Torino (“Ontologies in Law and Medicine”)
Jan. 2004
Department of Medical Informatics, University of Freiburg
(“Biomedizinische Ontologien. Die Arbeit des
IFOMIS-Instituts”)
Feb. 2004
National
Cancer Institute, Bethesda MD
(“Formal Principles of Biomedical Ontologies”)
National
Library of Medicine, Bethesda MD
(“Medical FactNet”)
Department
of Philosophy, Monash University,
Melbourne, Australia
(“The Metaphysics of Medicine”)
Mar. 2004
Department
of Information Systems, University of Melbourne,
Australia (“The
Ecological Approach to Information Processing”)
Department
of Computer Science, Deakin University,
Geelong, Australia
(“Basic Formal Ontology”)
Department
of Philosophy, University of Melbourne, Australia
(“The Gene Ontology”)
Logic
Colloquium, University of Melbourne, Australia
(“The Logic of Biological Classification”)
Department
of Information Systems, University of Melbourne,
Australia, March 5
(“The Semantic Web”)
Apr. 2004
Department
of Philosophy, University at Buffalo
(“The Gene Ontology”)
SNERG Research Group,
Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University at Buffalo,
April 23 (“Medical FactNet: A New Methodology for the Construction and
Validation of Information Resources for Consumer Health”)
Jun. 2004
Department of
Biological Structure, Faculty of Medicine, University
of Washington, Seattle (“SNAP and SPAN: From
the Foundational Model of Anatomy to the Physiology Reference Ontology”)
Department of Philosophy and Department
of Linguistics, Saarland University
(“Prospects for Biomedical Ontology: From Aristotle to the Human Genome
Project”)
Jul. 2004
Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences, Leipzig, July 26
(“Classes and Classification in Biology”).
Oct. 2004
Buffalo
Logic Colloquium, October 14 (“The Logic of Biological
Classification”)
Dec. 2004
Bioinformatics Group,
RIKEN Genomic Sciences Center
and Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo,
December 2 (“On Relations in Biological Ontologies”)
Jan. 2005
Department
of Computer Science, University of Manchester,
January 17 (“Ontologies: The Next
Generation”)
Institut für Philosophie, Saarland University,
Germany, January 25 (“Aristoteles 2005, oder: Was die Metaphysik zur
heutigen Biomedizin beitragen kann”)
Mar. 2005
Graduate School, University at Buffalo,
Research Ethics Seminar, March 3 (“International Standard Bad Philosophy”)
College of Arts and Sciences, University
at Buffalo, Cutting Edge Lecture Series, March 5 (“Tracking the Human
Genome”)
May 2005
Forum: Neue Methoden und
Verfahren der
Informationsverarbeitung im Gesundheitswesen, Lehrstuhl für
Medizinische Informatik, Universität Erlangen, May 31 (“Die Ontologie
biomedizinischer Daten”)
Jun. 2005
LabOnt
(Laboratory for Applied Ontology), University
of Turin, June 20 (“The
Ontology of Documents”)