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Past News: Report on Gaeta Conference...
at Gaeta, Italy sponsored by the University of Cassino
26-28
September 2007

A group picture one day after the conference sessions had ended. (L to
R): Steve Daniel, George Caffentzis, Antonino Drago (kneeling), Claire
Schwartz, Geneviève Brykman, Sébastien
Charles, Luc Peterschmitt, Richard Brook, Daniele Bertini, Costica
Bradatan, Marc Hight (kneeling), Silvia Parigi, and Roomet Jakapi. |

The official conference photo. Back row (L to R): Georges Brykman, Sébastien
Charles, Eva Valeriani, Steve Daniel, Luc Peterschmitt, Roomet Jakapi, George Caffentzis, Richard Brook, Costica Bradatan, Sharon Brook. Seated (L to
R): Claire Schwartz, Silvia Parigi, Antonino Drago, Geneviève
Brykman, Marc Hight, Bertil Belfrage, and Birgit Belfrage. |

Meeting at the hotel lobby in Gaeta. (L to R): Luc Peterschmitt, Geneviève
Brykman, Roomet Jakapi, George Caffentzis, and Marc Hight. |

A series of quasi serious French-speaking scholarly types: Luc
Peterschmitt, Sébastien Charles, and Claire
Schwartz. |
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Presentations (listed in order of delivery)
Roomet Jakapi, "Berkeley and the Separate State of the Soul"
Daniele Bertini, "Berkeley, Theology and Bible Scholarship"
Marc Hight, "Berkeley's Metaphysical Instrumentalism"
Luc Peterschmitt, "Berkeley and Chemistry in the Siris: the
Rebuilding of a Nonexistent Theory"
Silvia Parigi, "'Scire per causas' vs. 'Scire per signa': Berkeley
and Scientific Explanation in Siris
Richard Brook, "Berkeley, The Space of Our Lives, and the Space of
Physics"
C. George Caffentzis, "Money: New Reflections on Berkeley's Second
Conceptual Revolution"
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Claire Schwartz, "Berkeley et la référence
mathématique" Antonino Drago, "The
Genius of Infinitesmal Analysis: Berkeley's Critical Analysis and its
Generalization by Lazare Carnot"
Stephen Daniel, "How Berkeley's Works are Interpreted"
Costica Bradatan, "Berkeley and the Cathars"
Bertil Belfrage, "An Introduction to Berkeley's Philosophy of Common
Sense"
Geneviève Brykman, "Berkeley, Spinoza,
and Radical Enlightenment"
Sébastien Charles, "L'animal selon
Berkeley" |
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