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== Monday May 14 ==
== Monday May 14 ==


:9:00  '''Introduction to Ontology Part 1'''
:09:00  '''Introduction to Ontology Part 1'''
:9:45  '''Introduction to Ontology Part 2: Aristotle'''
:09:45  '''Introduction to Ontology Part 2: Aristotle'''
:10:30 '''Break'''
:10:30 '''Break'''
:10:45  '''Truth and the Ontology of Maps'''
:10:45  '''Truth and the Ontology of Maps'''
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== Tuesday May 15 ==
== Tuesday May 15 ==


:9:00 '''Applied Ontology'''
:09:00 '''Applied Ontology'''
:9:45  '''Top-Level Ontologies'''
:09:45  '''Top-Level Ontologies'''
:10:30 '''Break'''
:10:30 '''Break'''
:10:45  '''How to Build an Ontology Part 1'''  
:10:45  '''How to Build an Ontology Part 1'''  
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== Wednesday May 16 ==
== Wednesday May 16 ==


:9:00 '''The Six Category Ontology'''
:09:00 '''The Six Category Ontology'''
:9:45 '''Introduction to Basic Formal Ontology'''
:09:45 '''Introduction to Basic Formal Ontology'''
:10:30 '''Break'''
:10:30 '''Break'''
:10:45 '''Information Artifact Ontology'''
:10:45 '''Information Artifact Ontology'''
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== Thursday May 17 ==
== Thursday May 17 ==


:9:00  '''Ontology of Pain and Mental Health'''
:09:00  '''Ontology of Pain and Mental Health'''
:9:45  '''Embryontology'''  
:09:45  '''Embryontology'''  
:10:30 '''Break'''
:10:30 '''Break'''
:10:45  '''Ontology of the Eruv'''
:10:45  '''Ontology of the Eruv'''
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== Friday May 18 ==
== Friday May 18 ==


:9:00 ''' Why I Am Not a Philosopher'''
:09:00 ''' Why I Am Not a Philosopher'''
:9:45 '''TBD'''
:09:45 '''TBD'''
:10:30 '''Break'''
:10:30 '''Break'''
:11:00 '''TBD'''
:11:00 '''TBD'''
:12:00 '''Close'''
:12:00 '''Close'''
== Saturday: Bonfire Party ==
Spare lecture if needed:
1. On Free-Standing Y-Terms

Revision as of 14:00, 29 April 2018


Stanislaw Kaminski Memorial Lectures, The John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland, May 14-18, 2018

Monday May 14

09:00 Introduction to Ontology Part 1
09:45 Introduction to Ontology Part 2: Aristotle
10:30 Break
10:45 Truth and the Ontology of Maps
11:30 Fantology
12:15 Lunch
13:30 Open Seminar: Why Computer Science Needs Philosophy
15.45 Close

Group dinner

Tuesday May 15

09:00 Applied Ontology
09:45 Top-Level Ontologies
10:30 Break
10:45 How to Build an Ontology Part 1
11:30 How to Build an Ontology Part 2: OBO Foundry
12:15 Close

Wednesday May 16

09:00 The Six Category Ontology
09:45 Introduction to Basic Formal Ontology
10:30 Break
10:45 Information Artifact Ontology
11:30 The Ontology of Disease
12:15 Lunch

Thursday May 17

09:00 Ontology of Pain and Mental Health
09:45 Embryontology
10:30 Break
10:45 Ontology of the Eruv
11:30 The Ontology of Terrorism
12:15 Lunch
14:00 Joint Doctrine Ontology
14.45 Building an Ethical Warfighter
15:30 Break
15:45 From Speech Acts to Document Acts: An Ontology of Institutions
16:30 Massively Planned Social Agency
17.15 Close

Friday May 18

09:00 Why I Am Not a Philosopher
09:45 TBD
10:30 Break
11:00 TBD
12:00 Close
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