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4th Ludwig Wittgenstein Summerschool

The International Ludwig Wittgenstein Institute (ILWI)

founded by ALWS

is pleased to announce the

4th Ludwig Wittgenstein Summer School

1st – 4th August 2012
Kirchberg am Wechsel / Lower Austria

Ludwig Wittgenstein:

The Blue Book, pp.1-44

With:
Hans SLUGA (Berkeley)
David G. STERN (Iowa City)

Scientific Organisation: Volker MUNZ (Klagenfurt, ALWS)

Maximum number of participants: 40
Application deadline (registration and payment): 01 April 2012
Information concerning acceptance/non-acceptance: 30 April 2012 (Full reimbursement in case of non-acceptance)
Date of arrival: 31 July 2012
Accommodation will be organised by the ALWS and is located just opposite the conference centre. Private booking possible.
Summer school participants are invited to join the 35th International Wittgenstein Symposium:
Ethics – Society – Politics. Kirchberg am Wechsel, 5 - 11 of August 2012
at reduced fees.
Fees:
€ 220 including conference participation (€ 180 for ALWS members)
€ 180 summer school only (€ 150 for ALWS members).
Summer school fees can be reimbursed only until 15 June 2011 (minus € 20 handling charge).
(Refunding of later cancellation: € 110 / € 90; minus € 20 handling charge)
Payment of the fees includes:
* Free board and lodging during the summer school (dormitory)
* Certificate of participation (working load in ECTS points)
Required qualifications: The summer school is addressed to advanced university students in philosophy. Elementary knowledge of Wittgenstein’s philosophy is desirable. Applicants are asked to send a performance record and a 3-page preparatory essay on one or several remarks taken from The Blue Book.
Further details concerning preparation (reading list), programme, etc. will be announced.
Teaching language: English

For registration please click here to get the registration form.

Please send your application documents to:
Volker A. Munz
Institut fuer Philosophie
Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt
Universitaetsstrasse 65-67
A-9020 KLAGENFURT
Email.

You can download the poster here.