Keynote speakers

Professor Klaus HELD
(University of Wuppertal, Germany)

From the Inauguration of Philosophy to Cosmo-politan Phenomenology

Professor ZHAO Dunhua
(Peking University)

The Problem of Temporality of Perception: From Hume, Kant to Husserl

Other speakers

Professor Lester EMBREE
(Florida Atlantic University, U.S.A.)

An Interpretation of David Hume's Treatise of Human Nature in the light of Phenomenological Hermeneutics

Professor Elmar HOLENSTEIN
(ETH, Switzerland)

Europe and Humankind: On Husserl's Biased Meditations on the Origin of Philosophy and the Cultural Conditions of Human Life

Doctor HUNG Wai-shun
(The Chinese University of Hong Kong)

Aspect-Perception and the Experience of Meaning

Professor JIN Xiping
(Peking University)

Heidegger's interpretation of to ti en einai
in Gesamtausgabe 45

Professor KWAN Tze-wan
(The Chinese University of Hong Kong)

The Role of the Historian of Philosophy:
Some Phenomenological Reflections

Professor LAU Chong-fuk
(The Chinese University of Hong Kong)

Two Attitudes Towards the History of Philosophy: The Cartesian-Husserlian and the Hegelian Approach

Professor LAU Kwok-ying
(The Chinese University of Hong Kong)

Descartes Metaphysician & Descartes Phenomenologist

Professor LUI Ping-keung
(Polytechnic University of Hong Kong)

The Vicissitudes of Phenomenology in Sociology Since Husserl: The Actor, the Interacting Actors, and Alterity

Professor Thomas NENON
(University of Memphis, U.S.A.)

The Necessity and Impossibility of a New Beginning for Philosophy through Phenomenology

Professor Mario RUGGENINI
(University of Venice , Italy)

Subjectivity, History and Truth

Professor Jacques TAMINIAUX
(University of Louvain, Belgium)

Levinas and the History of Philosophy

Professor WANG Qingjie
(The Chinese University of Hong Kong)

Who is Who in Heidegger's Who's Analysis of Being and Time?

Professor ZHANG Xianglong
(Peking University)

Heidegger's Daoist Approach to Hölderlin