Philosophy of the City: An International Colloquium and Master Class
17 Dec 2025
Organized by the Philosophy of the City Research Group and led by Dr. Remmon E. Barbaza, the Philosophy of the City International Colloquium was held from July 1–3, 2024. The event gathered scholars from the US, Europe, and Asia for a series of discussions. The academic fruits of the colloquium have now been realized, with selected essays featured in the January 2025 issue of Kritike.
A Master Class featuring guest professor Dr. Shane Epting was also conducted.
The organizers extend their gratitude to the Kwan Laurel Family through the School of Humanities and the Office of International Relations for providing financial support for the Colloquium and Master Class.
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