Date & time
Friday, October 2, 2026
2:45 p.m. – 7 p.m.
2:45 p.m. – 7 p.m.
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Concordia Research Symposium in Philosophy (CRSP) Fall 2026
What does cutting-edge research in philosophy look like? All are welcome at this annual event showcasing the research of faculty members in the Department of Philosophy.
Speaker(s)
Drs. Matthew Barker, Pablo Gilabert, Katharina Nieswandt, Emilia Angelova
Cost
This event is free. All are welcome.
Organization
Contact
514-848-2424 ext. 2501
Where
ER Building
2155 Guy St.
Room ER-1431.00
Accessible location
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Photo credit: Adam Gill
If you're curious about what philosophers at Concordia are working on, or what contemporary philosphers do in general, this is the event for you! Whether you're a prospective or current student at any level, a researcher, an instructor, or a member of the community, you're welcome to attend these short talks covering just some of the diversity of research that our faculty members are engaged in.
Program
2:45 David Morris
Introduction from the Chair of the Concordia Philosophy Department
3:00 Matthew Barker
Title: Scientific Reasons for Thinking Science Doesn’t Uncover the True Natures of Things
Opening questions by: Michèle Martin, MA student
3:40 Short Break
3:45 Pablo Gilabert
Title: The Significance of Art for Democracy: Some Kantian Insights
Opening questions by: David De Graaf, MA student
4:25 Coffee Break
4:40 Katharina Nieswandt
Title: What Is Neo-Aristotelianism?
Opening questions by: Dimitri Pelletier, MA student
5:20 Short Break
5:25 Emilia Angelova
Title: Representation and Subjectivity after Heidegger
Opening questions by: Hank Long, MA student
6:15 Reception