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  • 8/11/2019 2nd Convention Program

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    ILOILO PHILOSOPHICAL ASSOCIATION

    In cooperation with

    ST. VINCENT FERRER SEMINARY

    Invites you to the 2nd PhilosophicalConvention

    With the Theme:

    What is a Filipino? Essential Concepts of

    Filipino Identity for National Unity

    On January 13-14, 2014

    In St. Josephs Hall, Seminary Auditorium

    St. Vincent Ferrer Seminary

    Jaro, Iloilo City

    Rationale of the Theme:

    One of the contributing causes of the

    widespread corruption in the Philippines is the

    greed and selfishness of Filipinos, especially of

    those in power. We cannot see anymore our

    neighbors, fellow men and women, as fellow-

    Filipinos. The ones we offend when we steal

    money of the people are not only fellow human

    beings but also fellow-Filipinos. Why can we

    afford to hurt fellow-Filipinos? Is there a

    relationship between offending fellow-Filipinosand Filipino identity? It might be possible that

    we can offend fellow-Filipinos because we do

    not know who we are as Filipinos. We do not

    know what makes a Filipino. We need to search

    deep in our hearts what makes us care for

    fellow-Filipinos, concepts of Filipino identity

    that can unite us all Filipinos. This convention

    will gather together Filipino and Ilonggo

    philosophers and discuss together what truly

    makes a Filipino, search or develop concepts

    essential for Filipino identity for national unity.

    This is our local contribution to the nationalsearch for our common Filipino identity and

    philosophy, for the lack of them contributes to

    greed and selfishness that fuels corruption in

    our society.

    Program

    Monday, January 13, 2014

    8:00Opening Ceremonies

    Prayer

    National Anthem

    Welcome RemarksMsgr. Alejandro P.

    Esperancilla, PC (Rector)

    Opening RemarksJay Michael

    Cordero, IPA President

    8:30Keynote SpeechJeffrey V. Ocay, Ph.D.,

    Associate Dean, College of Arts and Sciences,

    Silliman University

    (Rethinking Politics: Foucault on Biopolitics and

    Its Challenge to Filipino Philosophers)

    9:30first plenary speaker

    10:30second plenary speaker

    11:30lunch

    1:00third plenary speaker

    2:00paper presentations (4)

    3:00

    fourth plenary speaker

    4:00snacks / end of first day

    Tuesday, January 14, 2014

    1:305:00

    Buberian Philosophical Club Paper

    Presentations (An Affiliate Philosophical Club of

    IPA)