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THE HISTORY OF THE CONCEPTS OF SPACE
Workshop
to be held on April 18-19, 1997
at SUNY Buffalo
Sponsored by: Department of Philosophy, Center for Cognitive Science and
National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis, University at
Buffalo
Further information from Barry Smith, phismith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Program:
Friday 18 April 1pm-6pm
Istvan Bodnar (Philosophy, Buffalo/Budapest)
ANCIENT THEORIES OF SPACE
Paul Cornish (Political Science, Buffalo)
ST. AUGUSTINE'S CRITIQUE OF EMPIRE: A DEFENSE OF SMALL REPUBLICS
Barry Smith and Leonardo Zaibert (Philosophy, Buffalo)
THE STATE AS WORK OF ART: THEORIES OF SPACE IN BAROQUE PHILOSOPHY
Herman Philipse (Philosophy, Leiden/Princeton)
FROM DESCARTES TO NEWTON: THE ORIGINS OF ABSOLUTE SPACE
Saturday 19 April 10am-6pm
Michael Curry
ONTOLOGIES OF SPACE AND PLACE IN TWENTIETH CENTURY GEOGRAPHIC THOUGHT
David Mark (Geography and NCGIA, Buffalo)
GEOGRAPHIC SPACE IN COGNITIVE SCIENCE
Max Egenhofer (NCGIA, Maine)
THE HISTORY OF CONCEPTS OF SPACE IN GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SCIENCE
Adrijana Car (Geoinformation, Vienna, currently in Pittsburgh)
THE HISTORY OF SPATIAL HIERARCHIES
Achille Varzi (Columbia, New York)
THEORIES OF SPACE IN FORMAL PHILOSOPHY
David Koepsell (Philosophy, Buffalo)
THE METAPHYSICS OF CYBERSPACE
THE HISTORY OF THE CONCEPTS OF SPACE
Workshop
to be held on April 18-19, 1997
at SUNY Buffalo
Sponsored by: Department of Philosophy, Center for Cognitive Science and
National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis, University at
Buffalo
Further information from Barry Smith, phismith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Program:
Friday 18 April 1pm-6pm
Istvan Bodnar (Philosophy, Buffalo/Budapest)
ANCIENT THEORIES OF SPACE
Paul Cornish (Political Science, Buffalo)
ST. AUGUSTINE'S CRITIQUE OF EMPIRE: A DEFENSE OF SMALL REPUBLICS
Barry Smith and Leonardo Zaibert (Philosophy, Buffalo)
THE STATE AS WORK OF ART: THEORIES OF SPACE IN BAROQUE PHILOSOPHY
Herman Philipse (Philosophy, Leiden/Princeton)
FROM DESCARTES TO NEWTON: THE ORIGINS OF ABSOLUTE SPACE
Saturday 19 April 10am-6pm
Michael Curry
ONTOLOGIES OF SPACE AND PLACE IN TWENTIETH CENTURY GEOGRAPHIC THOUGHT
David Mark (Geography and NCGIA, Buffalo)
GEOGRAPHIC SPACE IN COGNITIVE SCIENCE
Max Egenhofer (NCGIA, Maine)
THE HISTORY OF CONCEPTS OF SPACE IN GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SCIENCE
Adrijana Car (Geoinformation, Vienna, currently in Pittsburgh)
THE HISTORY OF SPATIAL HIERARCHIES
Achille Varzi (Columbia, New York)
THEORIES OF SPACE IN FORMAL PHILOSOPHY
David Koepsell (Philosophy, Buffalo)
THE METAPHYSICS OF CYBERSPACE