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Time: 09: 00 hs.
Modality: in-person
Location: Universidad Austral - IF
Can the study of human provident actions illuminate our understanding of divine providence?
This international symposium, part of the Human and Divine Providence Project(*), seeks to offer an original answer to this question by examining human provident action as a source of metaphors that are specifically suited to the richness of personal action, and therefore to the providence of a personal God.
The event, which will be entirely in English It will cover a wide range of topics, including the virtue of prudence, grace, natural contingency, free will, nature, and technology, and will feature 10 presentations and plenty of time dedicated to discussion.
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Andrew Pinsent
Ian Ramsey Centre, University of Oxford Grace as supernatural providence |
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Connie Svob
Psychiatry Department, Columbia University Memory and decision-making as part of providence human |
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Tim Pawl
Philosophy Department, University of St Thomas The interaction between human and divine providence |
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Emily Reed-Burdett
Center for Advances in Behavioral Sciences, Coventry University Cognitive science approaches to human providence |
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Craig Boyd
School for Professional Studies, St Louis University Human prudence and providence |
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Michael Burdett
Faculty of Theology and Religion, University of Oxford Technological human providence |
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Ignacio Silva
Institute of Philosophy, Universidad Austral Divine providence and natural contingency |
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Neal Judisch
Department of Philosophy, University of Oklahoma Human Providence and Indeterminism |
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Francisco O'Reilly
Faculty of Humanities, University of Montevideo. The Providence of a Good and Personal God |
| 10:00am | Neal Judisch (University of Oklahoma, US) Human Providence and Indeterminism |
| 11:00am | Coffee |
| 11:30am | Ignacio Silva (Universidad Austral, Argentina) Divine Providence and Natural Contingency |
| 12: 30pm | Lunch |
| 2: 30pm | Emily Reed Burdett (University of Oxford – Coventry University, UK) Cognitive Science Approaches to Human Providence |
| 10:00am | Connie Svob (Columbia University, US) Perspectives from the Cognitive Psychology of Memory and Decision-Making in Human Providence |
| 11:00am | Coffee |
| 11:30am | Tim Pawl (University of St Thomas, US) The Interaction Between Human and Divine Providence |
