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Philiminality Oxford is a student-run platform for cross-cultural and interdisciplinary philosophy. We discuss philosophical ideas, thinkers, and approaches which are frequently marginalized in both Anglo-American and “continental” academic circles. We engage with broader horizons of what it means to do philosophy by discussing intersectional perspectives on brands of thought from across the world. We also recognize the value of exploring how philosophical issues interrelate with other disciplines, such as politics, theology, sociology, classics, history, psychology and natural science.

10. Justin E.H Smith - Assessing the Evidence for Zera Yacob's Authenticity from the Point of View of the History of Philosophy

Published: Nov. 11, 2022, 2:35 p.m.
Duration: 35 minutes 25 seconds

Listed in: Culture

5. Eyasu Berento - Zera Yacob and Walda Heywat - 17th C Ethiopia Freethinkers: Exceptionality and Situated-ness of the ‘Hateta’ in the Ethiopian Intellectual Tradition

Published: Nov. 11, 2022, 2:32 p.m.
Duration: 36 minutes 35 seconds

Listed in: Culture

4. Mauricio Lapchik Minski - The Mäqśäftä hassätat or Against the Libel of the Ethiopians–A 17th Century Catholic Response [and Request] to the Christological Position of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church

Published: Nov. 11, 2022, 2:32 p.m.
Duration: 20 minutes 37 seconds

Listed in: Culture

3. Binyam Mekonnen - Critique and Emancipation in the Religious Sphere: the Däqiqä Ǝsṭifanos as a Foundation of Ethiopian Critical Theory

Published: Nov. 11, 2022, 2:31 p.m.
Duration: 34 minutes 14 seconds

Listed in: Culture

Elisabeth Huh, "Unifying The Eating-Disordered Soul: Treating Anorexia Nervosa Through Ancient Greek Ethics and Psychoanalysis."

Published: Nov. 10, 2019, 8:50 p.m.
Duration: 22 minutes 32 seconds

Listed in: Culture

Philiminality

14. Brooh Asmare - The Authenticity of the Hatata from the Perspective of the Cultural History of Ethiopia

13. Teshome Abera - Zara Yacob's Hatata: Its Historical and Social Reality

12. Henry Straughan & Michael O'Connor - Grace and Reason in the Hatata Zera Yacob

11. John Marenbon - Does it Matter Who Wrote it? Zera Yacob, Forgery and Pseudonymity in the History of Philosophy

10. Justin E.H Smith - Assessing the Evidence for Zera Yacob's Authenticity from the Point of View of the History of Philosophy

9. Anke Graness - Of Forgeries and Misinterpretations

8. Fasil Merawi - Examining the Hatetas as a Foundation of Ethiopian Philosophy

7. Anaïs Wion - The Place of the Hatata in African Philosophy since the 1960s

6. Neelam Srivastava - Italian Colonialism and Orientalism in Ethiopia

5. Eyasu Berento - Zera Yacob and Walda Heywat - 17th C Ethiopia Freethinkers: Exceptionality and Situated-ness of the ‘Hateta’ in the Ethiopian Intellectual Tradition

4. Mauricio Lapchik Minski - The Mäqśäftä hassätat or Against the Libel of the Ethiopians–A 17th Century Catholic Response [and Request] to the Christological Position of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church

3. Binyam Mekonnen - Critique and Emancipation in the Religious Sphere: the Däqiqä Ǝsṭifanos as a Foundation of Ethiopian Critical Theory

2. Peter Adamson -The Place of Ethiopian Philosophy in the History of Philosophy

1. Ralph Lee - Reflections on Translating the Hatata into English

0. In Search of Zera Yacob Conference - Jonathan Egid, Lea Cantor, Justin Holder; Introductory Remarks

Ellie Robson

Sharon Stein, "The Challenges and Possibilities of Decolonizing Higher Education in VUCA Times"

TAN Sor-Hoon, “Confucian Democracy and the Analects”

Li Chenyang, "Li as Cultural Grammar: On the Relation between Li and Ren in Confucius' Analects"

Stephen C. Angle, “The Analects and Modern Moral Philosophy”

Barbara Jikai Gabrys, “Zen and Science: The Search for Meaning”

Livia Kohn, “The Daoist Dimensions of Tai Chi”

Adrian Kreutz, "The Soteriology of Contradiction"

Graham Parkes, “Being-Here: There’s No App for That”

Elisabeth Huh, "Unifying The Eating-Disordered Soul: Treating Anorexia Nervosa Through Ancient Greek Ethics and Psychoanalysis."

Christopher Gill: “Stoic therapy of emotions and modern cognitive psychotherapy”

Maria Victoria Salazar: "Recalibrating the Demos: Unknowing through Zen Kōans and Platonic Dialogues"

Amber Carpenter, “Ideals and Ethical Formation, or Confessions of a Buddhist Platonist”

Derek van Zoonen, "Plato's Therapy of Pleasure"

Katja Vogt, “No More This Than That”

Graham Priest, “Buddhism, Philosophy, Therapy”

Ana Laura Funes, "Joy as Medicine? Yogavāsiṣṭha on the Affective Sources of Disease"

Jessica Frazier, “You are What you Know: Becoming the Cosmos in Ancient India”