New: Date-sheet for PhD Course Work Exam.
New: Revised Time Table, MA. Sem II. Notification for M.A. Sem-II classes.
New: Final Date-sheet of M.A. Sem-IV.
New: Google Form for M.A. Semester-II Academic Year 2022-‘23.
Date-sheet (Final Examinations) for NCWEB M.A. Semester-I Students.
This Friday, i.e., 31 March 2023, G. Aloysius is going to deliver a lecture with our department. Please find the details below.
Topic: “ENLIGHTENMENT & MODERNITY Rejections and Appropriations”
Speaker: G. Aloysius
Date: 31 March 2023, (Friday)
Time: 2: 30 PM IST
For your reference, please find attached the poster below.
Date-sheet for Final Examinations of M.A. Semester-I
IA Date-sheet of Retest of M.A. Sem-I Students (Regular and NCWEB) [File download]
The Department of Philosophy is organising a two-day international conference on ‘Reflections on Hundred Years of Philosophy in India’ to celebrate the glorious journey of Delhi University’s hundred years.
The conference will be held in a hybrid mode (in-person and online) on the 27th and 28th, February 2023 at the following venues:
27th February 2023 (11:00AM to 6:30PM (IST)): University Conference Hall, Department of Philosophy (Library), Room no. 22 Faculty of Arts.
28th February 2023 (9:30 AM to 6:30PM (IST)): Department of Philosophy (Library), Room no: 22 Faculty of Arts.
Please find the invitation, inauguration, list of speakers, day-1 schedule, day-2 schedule, and location linked here. Click on the links to access the files. File-1, File-2, File-3, File-4 & File-5. Location-1, & Location-2.
New: Internal Assessment Date-sheet of M.A. Semester IV.
Internal Assessment Date-sheet of M.A. Semester-I.
2nd List: PhD Admission 2022-‘23.
Updated List of Eligible Supervisors.
First List: PhD Admission 2022-‘23.
Notification Regarding Scholarships.
Notice: Walk-in-Interview for Project Research Assistant,
MA Admission Lists 2022. 4th Admission List. 5th admission List.
List of PhD Students with Late Certificate Submission/ MPhil Qualification.
Updated list of Eligible Supervisors.
Date-sheet for NCWEB Students.
MA Admission Lists 2022. 1. Third Admission List- MA Philosophy 2022. 2. CW/PwD List.
Revised Notice for PhD Interview [Click on the links to access the files]
Notice for PhD Interview [Click on the links to access the files]
List 1 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NaVv_9xsydyxF5OLaATNKoirC_opS4PO/view?usp=share_link
List-2 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Y6bIUjT1Le0c_AwsnAI7rpBunyXwWcwH/view?usp=share_link
Section-wise Lists of Students of MA Semester I.
Section A –, Section B -, & Section C -.
MA Time table.
Date-sheet of M.A Philosophy Sem-I/III Dec 2022.
Regarding Indian Philosophers Day. Please find the details on the poster below.
Notice: MA Philosophy Semester 1. The Orientation Programme 2022 for MA Philosophy Semester-1 students is on 12th December 2022 (Monday), at 11:00 A.M., Satyakam Bhawan, Room 21, 3rd floor (near Social Science Building), Delhi University, North Campus. All are cordially invited.
MA Admission Lists 2022. 2nd Admission List, MA Philosophy 2022-‘23.
Notice PhD Admission 2022-‘23.
MA Admission Lists 2022. 1. First Admission List- MA Philosophy 2022. 2. CW/PwD List
New: PG Admissions 2022.
New: PhD Admissions 2022.
New: Admissions 2022-‘23.
Date-sheet of Internal Assessment Retest, MA. Sem-III, 2022.
Date-sheet of Internal Assessment, M.A. Sem-III, 2022.
List of Eligible Supervisors.
The dates of DUET-2022 have been announced by the National Testing Agency (NTA). The schedule is published on the website of NTA and University of Delhi (https://admission.uod.ac.in/userfiles/downloads/27092022_Notice-NTA.pdf
New: Final list of Adhoc panel Academic Year 2022-‘23.
List of Ad hoc Panel 2022-2023
Notice for Option Form of M.A. Sem-III academic year 2021-22.
Notification.
Time Table for M.A. Sem-I Academic Year 2021-22.
Time Table for M.A. Sem-III Academic Year 2021-22.
Date-sheet of M.A. Sem-II and Sem-IV, August 2022.
Revised Date-sheet for IDC Papers of MA Sem-II/IV
Datesheet of M.Phil and Ph.D. Course Work Exam
Yoga Day Celebration
Internal Assessment Date-sheet of M.A. Sem-II
New: Revised Notice and University Guidelines Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) Nominators
New: PhD Programme 2022
1. Notice for Applicants for PhD Programme 2022
2. SeatMatrix
https://drive.google.com/file/d/149JubGoQsq_bHnZ9TXUWPl9EfQfEe6V8/view?usp=sharing
3. Bio Ph.D. 2022-2023
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vIBvElqvvUziloiYJn9Uv4YIwDo7rRgs/view?usp=sharing
4. University Ordinance
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VRT_oHtR0bx4PIWc7pWyZKpgljAv6Ss9/view?usp=sharing
New: Postgraduate Admissions 2022: Provision of an Edit Window,
[“An edit window has been activated for the registered candidates applying for Post-graduate programs at the University of Delhi from 10:00 a.m.,Tuesday, May 24, 2022 to 11:59 p.m., Friday June 10, 2022.
A notice regarding the same has been uploaded on the admission website of the University of Delhi.”
https://admission.uod.ac.in/userfiles/downloads/19052022_May_PGrefunds.pdf
Revised Timetable for Semester-II (Update,19th May 2022)
Notification Regarding Adjustment of Semester-II Classes
Revised Time table of M.A. Sem-II
Revised Notice for Option Paper after Modification
New time table of M.A. Sem-II
Time Table adjustment notice
Date-sheet, Semester-IV/II Final Examinations 2022.(Updated)
Regarding Dates of IDC Examinations.
Retest of Internal Assessment of Sem-IV.
Notices M.A. Sem-II 1. General Notice- , 2. Notice for Option form- , & 3. Notice for IDC paper-
Timetable of M.A. Sem-II, Academic Year 2021-‘22 (Updated).
Notice with timetable of M.A. Sem-II.
Guidelines for Open Book Examinations (OBE) – Semester Examinations March/April- 2022 using OBE Portal for Regular and School of Open Learning (SOL) students of I Semester (students admitted in 2021), Non Collegiate Women Education Board (NCWEB) students of I/III Semester (students admitted in 2020 & 2021) and Second Phase Examination for left over students of I/III Semester for Regular and School of Open Learning (SOL) for all Post Graduate (PG) Programs of all streams.
For examination related general notifications and updates, please visit, http://exam.du.ac.in/index.html
Date-sheet for M.A. I and III Semesters, New and Old Courses.
Notice for NCWEB Students.
M.A. Semester-IV, Internal Assessment, Date-sheet
M.A. Semester-I Internal Assessment, Date-sheet (Revised).
Updated List of Eligible Supervisors of M.Phil. and Ph.D. Courses.
Time Table of M.Phil. and Ph.D. Course Work
Time Table of M.A. Semester-IV
M.A. Semester-I Internal Assessment, Postponement Notice.
Notification, M.A. 2019-‘20, Nov/Dec 2020-‘21 Examination/Result Related
M.A. Sem-I Datesheet.
M.Phil./Ph.D. Coursework Timetable.
G&RS IDC/Open Elective Notice, MA Semester IV.
Third List for Ph.D. Admission 2021-’22. [Please click here to download the list.]
Third List for M.Phil. Admission 2021-’22. [Please click here to download the list.]
Scholarship Schemes for SC/ST/OBC Students. [Please click here to access the link.]
”AIIMS/ ICMR COVID-19 National Task Force/ Joint Monitoring Group (Dte. GHS), MOHFW issues Home Isolation & Care for COVID-19 (Revised on 05/01/2022). It is accessible at https://www.icmr.gov.in/pdf/covid/techdoc/COVID_HOME_CARE_En_05012022.pdf”
Revised Timetable of M.A. Philosophy Academic Year 2021-’22.
M.A. Semester-IV Open Elective Papers 2021 for Departments. [Please click here to access the form.]
M.A. Semester-IV Open Elective/IDC Notice. [Please click here to download the notice and access the form.]OEC 404 Sanskrit.
Link for Option Form of M.A. Semester-IV Academic Year 2021-‘22. [Please click here to access the form.]
Timetable of M.A. Philosophy Semester-IV Academic Year 2021-’22.
Notice for M.A. Semester-IV Students. [Please click here to access the notice.]
Second List for Ph.D. Admission 2021-’22. [Please click here to download the list.]
M.Phil. Admission Form 2021-‘22. [Please click here to access the form.]
Result. M.Phil. and Ph.D. Admission 2021-2022. [Please click here to download the file.]
This Friday, i.e., 17th December 2021, Swami Medhananda, is going to deliver a webinar with our department.
Please find the details below.
Topic: The Will to Realize: Swami Vivekananda’s Doxastic Involuntarism and His Three-Rung Ladder of Religious Faith
Speaker: Swami Medhananda
Date: 17th December 2021 (Friday)
Time: 2:30 PM IST
Platform: Google Meet
Meeting Link: https://meet.google.com/wan-ypmm–qsr
For reference, please find attached the poster and the abstract below.
Notice, MA Philosophy, Examination, December 2021.
M. Phil/Ph.D. Admission 2021, Notice For Offline Interview. [Please click here to download the file.]
M.A. Admission 2021, The Third List. [Please click here to download the 3rd list.]
Timetable MA Semester -1, 2021.
Date-Sheet M.A. Semesters 1 and III (Old and New Courses)
This google form is meant for collecting data of those students who have qualified for interviews either through the entrance (the list of such names are uploaded on the website) or because of other factors (NET/MPHIL/Other). Kindly fill the form and upload the required documents at the appropriate place as early as possible. This link will be available till 5th Dec, 5 pm.
Notice for Orientation Programme (Online) for M.A. Semester-I students.
Online Link- http://meet.google.com/wfn-enou-oyr
On Wednesday, 1st December 2021 at 12:00 pm, IST on Google Meet Platform.
The Orientation Programme can be accessed live on the following YouTube Channel as well. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKMWyiKEI6bGYzHU46vlOPw
Notice: Orientation Programme (Online) for M.A. Semester-I
It is hereby informed that an orientation program for M.A. Semester-I students shall be held online on 1st December 2021. For links and details, please stay tuned.
M.A. Admission 2021, The Second List. [Please click here to download the 2nd list.]
M.A. Admission 2021, The First List. [Please click on the links below to download the lists. 1. The Zip File, 2. The First List, 3. The First List of PWD & CW.]
New: Scholarship Notification.
This Friday, i.e., 19th November 2021, Dr. Maya Joshi (Associate Professor, Department of English, Lady Shri Ram College)is going to deliver a webinar with our department.
Please find the details below.
Travelling Theory: Indian Philosophical Thought in Sankrityayan and Ambedkar
Speaker: Dr. Maya Joshi
Date: 19th November 2021 (Friday)
Time: 4 PM IST
Platform: Google Meet
Meeting Link: https://meet.google.com/brh-antv–sbr
Schedule for M.Phil./Ph.D. Admissions 2021-‘22
Date-Sheet, Internal Assessment, MA. Semester III.
Internal Assessment Notification, MA. Semester III.
Notification for Terminal M.Phil/Ph.D. students.
*New: Important Notice, Change of Email Address. head@philosophy.du.ac.in
This is to inform the stakeholders that the department has changed its email address. The new official email ID of the department is, head@philosophy.du.ac.in . Kindly use the new official email ID i.e., head@philosophy.du.ac.in for all future correspondences.
The stakeholders are hereby informed that the department does not receive emails directed at the old email ID and not to send emails to headphilosophy2010@gmail.com which is out of service.
## Department of Philosophy, University of Delhi is organizing a webinar by Prof. S. V. Srinivas, (School of Arts and Sciences, Azim Premji University, Bangalore) on “This is Most Certainly a Pipe”: Street Fights over Films and Questions for Philosophers” on 24th September 2021.
Please find the details below. [Click here to download the poster and the speaker bio & abstract.]
Speaker: Prof. S. V. Srinivas (School of Arts and Sciences, Azim Premji University, Bangalore)
Topic: “This is most certainly a Pipe”: Street Fights over Films and Questions for Philosophers”
Date: 24th September 2021 (Friday)
Time: 2:30 PM IST
Platform: Google Meet
Meeting Link:https://meet.google.com/byj-bqyz-gqd
Youtube Link: https://www.youtube.com/channe/UCKMWyiKEI6bGYzHU46vlOPw
Revised Seat-Matrix, Ph.D. Admission 2021. [Please click here to download the file.]
The revised number of seats available for Ph.D. Admission in 2021 is 20.
M. Phil/Ph.D. Admission 2021, [Philosophy], Areas of Research:
Indian Philosophy, (Classical/Contemporary)
Western Philosophy,
Philosophy of Religion,
Ethics, Applied Ethics, Meta-ethics,
Feminism,
Human Rights,
Epistemology,
Metaphysics,
Philosophy of Science,
Social and Political Philosophy,
Philosophy of Technology,
Continental Philosophy,
Analytic Philosophy,
Philosophy of Language,
Philosophy of Mind,
Philosophy of Action,
Philosophy of Cognitive Science, and
Comparative Philosophy.
New: Ad-hoc Panel 2021-’22, Final. [Please click here to download the file.]
It may be noted that M.A. III semester students are required to fill their subject option in the prescribed online application form by following the link mentioned below for the academic session 2021-’22, latest by 20th August 2021.
LINK: https://forms.gle/uzP4m6dyH4qywieb9 (copy and paste the link in Google search)
Orientation Programme, M.A. Semester III, 2021. The meeting link:
https://teams.microsoft.com/
Timetable, M.A. Semester III, 2021.
Ad-hoc Panel 2021-’22, Please Click on the Links below to Download the Notice and the Tentative List.
Academic Calendar for Semester III and IV Courses, 2021-’22.
Full Financial Support for the Students Who Lost Their Parents.
DU Admission 2021, New Website https://admission.uod.ac.in/ and New Page. http://www.du.ac.in/uploads/adm2021/index.html Details,
M.Phil./Ph.D. Admission 2021-’22. File 1. Book of Information, File 2. Eligibility Criteria, File 3. Question Paper DUET 2020, and File 4. Seat Matrix & Other Details, and Nodal Officer’s Official Email Addresses. [Please click on the relevant M.Phil./Ph.D. admission file linked above to download it.]
Please find the link to the recorded video of the webinar on 30th July 2021. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-1LWYomueI
Department of Philosophy, University of Delhi is organizing a webinar “Indian Philosophy Today: An Appraisal” on 30th July 2021. Speakers: Prof. A. Raghuramaraju, Prof. Pradeep Gokhale, Prof. Kanchana Mahadevan, Prof. Sebastian Velassery, and Prof. P. K. Pokker.
Please find the details below. [Click here to download the poster, concept note, abstracts, and speaker bios.]
Ad-hoc Panel 2021-’22, Notification. [Please click here to download the file.]
Online Application form for appointment of Guest Faculty at NCWEB for the Academic Session 2021-2022
On 7th International Yoga Day, Dr. Rajeshwar Mukherji, Asst. Director, Kaivalyadham Research Institute, Lonavala, is going to deliver a lecture titled “Yoga is the Cessation of All Afflictions”. Please find the access details below.
Link: https://meet.google.com/vat-eaqd-bpi
Date: 21.06.’21
Time: 6.00 pm
Platform: Google meet: https://meet.google.com/vat-eaqd-bpi
Internal Assessment Date sheet, M.A. Semester II.
Instructions for OBExamination June 2021. [PDF]
Notification regarding extension of the last date for submission/update of the examination forms for the Semester/Annual Exams June 2021.
The Final Date Sheet for Theory Examination of M.A. Philosophy Semester IV (New Course CBCS) and M.A. Philosophy Semester IV Old course, June 2021.
Extension of date for submission of thesis for the terminal M.Phil/Ph.D. students.
Notification – Postponement of Final Semester/Annual Examinations May / June 2021
New: Delhi University COVID-19 Care Portal. [Please click on the link/here to access the portal.]
Celebration of the Indian Philosophers’ Day on 17th May 2021.
The event links:
https://meet.google.com/icf-wbmz-pmd
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRLEr_fUMTk
https://fb.me/e/2lkvDi9SG
Notification.
On Friday, 16h April 2021, Prof. Pankaj Jain (Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, FLAME University) is going to deliver an online seminar with our department.
Please find the details below.
Topic: Climate Change and Climate Engineering from Indic Perspectives.
Speaker: Prof. Pankaj Jain
(Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, FLAME University)
Date: 16th April 2021 (Friday)
Time: 2:30 PM IST
Platform: Google Meet
Meeting Link:-https://meet.google.com/hof-qqoi-fii
New: Notice Regarding Admission Process Commencement 2021-’22.
Timetables of M.A. Semester-II, Semester-IV, M.Phil. and Ph.D. Course Work, 2020-’21.
Notice for MA Semester-II Option Form & the List and Details of Open Elective Courses. Notice 1 & Notice 2
Video Recording of the Orientation Programme for MA Semester-II students Held on 1st April 2021.
Semester II Open Electives (IDC) Offered by Other Departments. [Please click on the links below to download the OE notices.]
English, G&RS,
Orientation Programme for MA Semester-II Students To Be Held on 1st April 2021 (Thursday) at 12:30 PM.
Online on Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85604505015?pwd=aG95R1dvSi9HaDJOWkR2K2ZXaEt6Zz09
Meeting ID: 856 0450 5015
Passcode: philosophy
On Friday, 19th March 2021, Prof. Parimal G. Patil (Department of Religion and Indian Philosophy, Harvard University) is going to deliver an online seminar with our department.
Please find the details below.
Topic: “Dharmakīrti on Persons”
Speaker: Prof. Parimal G. Patil (Department of Religion and Indian Philosophy, Harvard University)
Date: 19th March 2021 (Friday)
Time: 5:30 PM IST || 8:00 AM EST
Platform: Google Meet
Meeting Link: http://meet.google.com/wqx-soct-dgh
For your reference, please find attached the poster and the abstract below. You can download the abstract by clicking the link here.
Notice for Semester I Students Appearing for the OBE in March 2021.
The answer scripts for each of the four OBE’s have to be sent to the following three emails:
Holi Committee[Please click here to download the notice,]
Filling up Examination Form by the Students of the Semester -I Examination (Under Graduate / Post Graduate / Professional Courses Including NCWEB is Extended by 08.03.2021 up to 5:30 pm.
New: Unique Paper Codes.
On Friday, 5th March 2021, Dr. Valeria Bizzari (Husserl Archives, KU, Leuven) is going to deliver an online seminar with our department.
Please find the details below.
Topic: “Like in a Shell”: Corporeality, Intercorporeality, and Interaffectivity in Psychopathologies. A Phenomenological Analysis
Speaker: Dr. Valeria Bizzari (Husserl Archives, KU, Leuven)
Date: 5th March 2021 (Friday)
Time: 5 PM IST || 12:30 CET
Platform: Google Meet
Meeting Link: https://meet.google.com/qzo-trio-sgq
CORRIGENDUM IN NOTIFICATION NO.EXAM.VII/2021/113 DATED 16/17th FEBRUARY, 2021
Notice, M.Phil Course work.
MPhil Interviews 2020-’21, 2nd Round. [Please click here to download the interview notice.]
The Second List for Admission to Ph.D. Programme 2020-’21. [Please click here to download the admission list.]
The Second List for Admission to MPhil Programme 2020-’21. [Please click here to download the admission list.]
On Friday,12th February 2021, Prof. Godabarisha Mishra is going to deliver an online lecture with our department.
Please find the details below.
Topic: Sankara in Search of Ultimate Objectivity
Speaker: Prof. Godabarisha Mishra (Indian Institute of Technology, Bhubaneswar)
Date: 12th February 2021 (Friday)
Time: 6 PM IST
Platform: Google Meet
Meeting Link: meet.google.com/eji-rbmv-dmn
Non-Net Fellowship Extension Notice and Form. [Please click here to download the notice and here to download the form.]
Notice for M.Phil Students 2019-2020. [Please click here to download the notice.]
Notice, Internal Assessment for Semester-I (2020-’21)
The Academic Support Cell, Department of Philosophy (University of Delhi) is organizing a talk by Dr. Shyam Ranganathan as part of a Series on Philosophical Methodology on 5th February 2021.
Please find the details below.
Topic: Social Privilege vs. Logic; Interpretation vs. Explication”
Speaker: Dr. Shyam Ranganathan
Date: 5th February 2021 (Friday) Time: 5:30 IST
Platform: Google Meet
Meeting Link: https://meet.google.com/ouy-dmhq-oxd
On Friday 29th January 2021, Prof Nagarjuna G. and Durgaprasad Karnam (TIFR – Mumbai) are going to deliver an online seminar with our department.
Please find the details below.
Topic: Can we get Chomsky shake hands with Merleau-Ponty?
Speaker: Nagarjuna G. and Durgaprasad Karnam (Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research – Mumbai)
Date: 29th January 2021 (Friday)
Time: 3 PM IST
Platform: Google Meet
Meeting Link: https://meet.google.com/zgu-roah-exr
Revised Notice dated 21 Jan 2021, Ph.D. Admission 2021. [Please click here to download the revised notice.]
Revised Notice dated 21 Jan 2021, MPhil Admission 2021. [Please click here to download the revised notice.] Links updated.
Notice, Toycathon 2021. [Please click here to download the notice.]
Turkey Scholarships 2021 – Announcement/Flyer and Poster. [Please click on the links to download the files.]
Notice. [Please click here to download the notice.]
Scholarships 2021. http://du.ac.in/index.php?page=opportunities-scholarships
On Friday, 15th January 2021, Prof Narayanan Srinivasan (IIT Kanpur) is going to deliver an online seminar with our department.
Please find the details below.
Topic: Consciousness
Speaker: Prof Narayanan Srinivasan (Department of Cognitive Science, IIT Kanpur)
Date: 15th January 2021 (Friday) Time: 2.30PM IST|| 9AM BST
Platform: Google Meet
Meeting Link: https://meet.google.com/vbj-wavt-wbi
Course Selection Notice for 2017-18 Students
Notice for II phase of Option Form.
Schedule for M.Phil. Admission 2020-’21 Interviews. [Please click here to download the schedule.]
Notice MPhil Admission 2020-’21. [Please click here to download the file.]
On Friday, 8th January 2021, Dr. Peter Sjöstedt-Hughes (University of Exeter) is going to deliver an online seminar with our department.
Please find the details below.
Topic: Spinozism and the Problems of Mind
Speaker: Dr Peter Sjöstedt-Hughes (University of Exeter)
Date: 8th January 2021 (Friday)Time: 3.30PMPM IST || 10AM BST
Platform: Google Meet
Meeting Link: https://meet.google.com/kvp-ckwk-bjh
Option Form, M.A. Semester IV. [Please click here to download the file.]
Notice for Semester IV Students. [Please click here to download the file.]
Schedule for Ph.D. Admission 2020-’21 Interviews. [Please click here to download the schedule.]
Notice for Ph.D. Students Regarding Interviews. [Please click here to download the file.]
Revised Notice for the Orientation Programme for Semester-IV Students.
Revised Notice, MPhil, Ph.D. Admission 2020-’21. [Please click here to download the file.]
M.Phil./Ph.D. Exam (2019-20) Updated Date-sheet. [Please click here to download the file.]
Notice, MPhil, Ph.D. Admission 2020-’21. Please click here to download the file.]
M.Phil./Ph.D. exam (2019-20) Date-sheet. [Please click here to download the file.]
Notice, Mphil, Ph.D. Admission 2020-’21. [Please click here to download the file.]
The List of Candidates Shortlisted for Ph.D. Interview. [Please click here to download the list.]
The List of Candidates Shortlisted for MPhil Interview. [Please click here to download the list.]
On Friday, 18th December 2020, Lou Marinoff (The City College of New York, American Philosophical Practitioners Association (APPA) is going to deliver an online seminar with our department.
Please find the details below.
Topic: Philosophical Practice and the APPA: A Brief Overview
Speaker: Lou Marinoff (Professor of Philosophy and Asian Studies at The City College of New York, Founding President of the American Philosophical Practitioners Association (APPA)
Date: 18th December 2020 (Friday) Time: 6PM IST || 7.30AM EDT || 12.30PM BST
Platform: Google Meet Meeting Link: https://meet.google.com/hfo-qkky-inb
For your reference, please find attached the poster and the abstract below.
ABSTRACT: Philosophical counseling, which has spread worldwide during recent decades, is currently attracting growing interest from Indian philosophers, psychologists, and students. The aims of this talk are: briefly to characterize what philosophical counseling is, does, and does not do; to locate philosophical counseling on the broader spectrum of philosophical practice as defined by the APPA, and finally to respond to questions raised by members of the audience.
Notice: Admission to PG Courses- V
Press Release – The last date of Admission for UG and PG courses shall be 31.12.2020
The List of Nodal Person of College for OBE &
The List of Nodal Person of Department/Faculty/Centre for OBE
This Friday, 11th December 2020, Koshy Tharakan (Goa University) is going to deliver an online seminar with our department.
Please find the details below.
Topic: Philosophy of Social Sciences: Second Interpretative Turn
Speaker: Koshy Tharakan (Department of philosophy, Goa University)
Date: 11th December 2020 (Friday) Time: 4 PM IST, 10.30 AM BST, 5.30 AM EDT
Platform: Google Meet Meeting Link: http://meet.google.com/hqh-zwap-dhn
For your reference, please find attached the poster and the abstract below.
ABSTRACT: Regarding the methodology of social sciences, there are two distinct philosophical approaches, one, the ‘positivistic’ and the other ‘interpretative’. As Giddens has pointed out, the word ‘positivism’ has different connotations in different contexts. Generally speaking, in the context of the methodology of social sciences, Positivism amounts to the claim that the methodological procedures of natural sciences can be applied to social phenomena to form a science of society. As against this, the interpretative approach in its first response to positivism advocated ‘methodological dualism.’ According to it, the method of social sciences is fundamentally different from that of natural sciences and most of its exponents debunk the idea of forming a ‘science’ of society.
In this presentation, I propose to look at how interpretivism, in its second intervention attempted at a ‘methodological unity’ from the perspective of hermeneutics and the subsequent exchanges within the philosophy of social sciences. I conclude by drawing attention to the possibility of the ‘phenomenological-hermeneutic’ approach as offering promising prospects in the philosophy of social sciences.
Instructions for Students, OBE December 2020.
1. Faculty members will use electronic facilities like Official Email ID, Google Classroom, or Google Form to contact Students on their email IDs on the days of the respective exams. Question papers will be sent through these formats.
2. The information related to how each course exam will be conducted will be clearly put on the website before the exams start.
3. For any queries/complaints/problems before, during, or after exams please contact philoanswerscript@gmail.com. If any student has not received a question paper on the day of the exam, write to this email ID immediately.
4. ALL answer scripts must be sent by the medium specified by the faculty in-charge of them. However, the answer script must be emailed to philoanswerscript@gmail.com without fail, apart from being uploaded on Google Form/Classroom/email to Faculty Members. So the answer script is to be sent to two places.
5. Students are to answer on A4 sheets. All answers are to be handwritten and not typed. These can be plain or lined. All the sheets must be serially numbered on top of each page.
6. The answers can be uploaded individually or as one document. The handwritten document is to be scanned and saved in PDF format and uploaded in accordance with the platform specified. The PDF document however must not be shared from Google drive but uploaded independently.
7. Before starting to answer each question, the student must write the following details:
A) Date and Time of Examination
B) Exam Roll Number
C) Name of the Program
D) Semester
E) Unique Paper Code
F) Title of the Paper
G) Name of the Department
H) Email ID of the Student
I) Mobile Number of the Student
8. Duration of each exam is 4 hours. Of these four hours, 3 hours are meant to write answers and 1 hour is for downloading and uploading answers. For Divyaang students, the duration is 6 hours.
9. Late submissions must carry a reason why the submission was late (preferably with proof)
10. Each student must give along with their answer script “No Unfair Means Used” declaration. (e.g., — My paper has been written by me to the best of my ability without resorting to any kind of assistance from any person. I have also not used any other unfair means in the duration of the Open Book Examination and have followed University rules and guidelines to the fullest. Signed)
11. Students who have filled offline in their examination form but now wish to move to online mode may please inform the department on philoanswerscript@gmail.com
The details of the Semester-1 online class meetings have been posted to the class Google group and other social media platforms. Please visit the dedicated class groups for the meeting links and access details. Meeting platform: Microsoft Teams.
A Google Form (Scheduling Exam) for MPhil/Ph.D. candidates. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe0FptOrgt8ZY1JQx-QGa0BH5pCkBxvHpN3mA0vVukUKe3uOQ/viewform?usp=sf_link
The updated link to the Orientation Programme, MA Semester 1
https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_YzYyM2
Today @11.30 am, 04/12/2020. Tap on the link or paste it in a browser to join.
Final date sheet for M.A. Philosophy Semester III/I EXAMINATIONS DECEMBER-2020 in OBE Blended Mode
An Orientation Programme for the first semester students is to be organized on 4th December 2020 (Friday) at 11:30 am. The google meet link for the programme – meet.google.com/dvb-cjcp-ywx
Friday 4th December 2020, Boaz Miller (Zefat Academic College) is going to deliver an online seminar with our department. Please find the details below.
Topic: I know, We know- Unifying Individual and Collective Knowledge
Speaker: Boaz Miller (Senior Lecturer, Department of Executive Information Systems, Zefat Academic College)
Date: 4th December 2020 (Friday) Time: 3pm (India/GMT+5:30), 11.30am (Israel/GMT+2), 9.30 am (UK/GMT)
Platform: Google MeetMeeting Link: http://meet.google.com/twa-znfy-cci
For your reference, please find attached the poster and the abstract below.
ABSTRACT: I give a unified account of individual and collective scientific knowledge. I address the question of what an individual subject’s standing needs to be of vis-à-vis her epistemic community for her to personally know. I argue that a subject knows when she responsibly does what is practicably possible to have a true belief. Additionally, the available evidence within the subject’s scientific community must support her belief, given a legitimate weighing of inductive risks. Last, the belief must be justified in light of the objective situation. My account gives a consistent unified explanation of Gettier cases and skeptical scenarios. It explains a common way scientists think of scientific knowledge, which the current philosophical analyses of knowledge fail to account for, and it draws attention to a neglected issue in the philosophy of science, which is true yet undersupported scientific claims.
Notice for the issuance of the provisional certificate.
A Notification from the Office of the Admission Branch
Revised guidelines regarding “Absent or Result Awaited Cases of (OBE-2020)
Notification regarding extension of the last date of submission of examinations forms for the Semester examination December 2020 On Friday, 20th November 2020, Paul Humphreys (University of Virginia) is going to deliver an online seminar with our department. Please find the details below.
Topic: Diachronic Emergence and the Collapse Argument
Speakers: Paul Humphreys (University of Virginia)
Date: 20th November 2020 (Friday) Time: 7 PM IST || 8.30 AM EST || 1.30 PM BST || 5.30 AM PST
Platform: Google Meet Meeting Link: https://meet.google.com/rpc-mzft-pea
ABSTRACT: Over the last two decades, various accounts of diachronic emergence have been developed as substitutes for, or supplements to, synchronic emergence. In this talk, I shall evaluate whether recent forms of diachronic emergence, variously dubbed `transformational emergence’, or `flat emergence’ are subject to a collapse argument that has proved to be problematic for synchronic accounts. I shall also develop an enhanced version of that argument and assess its effects.
Notice –Admission to PG Courses 2020.
The Academic Support Cell, Department of Philosophy is organizing a talk by Dr. Daniel Stoljar as part of a Series on Philosophical Methodology on 13th November 2020.
Topic: Realism v Equilibrism about Philosophy
Speaker: Prof Daniel Stoljar
Date: 13th November 2020 (Friday) Time: 1.30pm
Platform: Google Meet Link: https://meet.google.com/piu-dypq-auo
ABSTRACT: According to the realist about philosophy, the goal of philosophy is to come to know the truth about philosophical questions; according to what Helen Beebee calls equilibrism, by contrast, the goal is rather to place one’s commitments in a coherent system. In this paper, I present a critique of equilibrism in the form Beebee defends it, paying particular attention to her suggestion that various meta-philosophical remarks made by David Lewis may be recruited to defend equilibrism. At the end of the paper, I point out that a realist about philosophy may also be a pluralist about philosophical culture, thus undermining one main motivation for equilibrism.
Notification regarding “Students for Intermediate/Term/Year who did not fill Examination Form (all UG and PG Programs including NCWEB and SOL) for perusal and further necessary action
No Marks Deduction for BA Philosophy (Hons) Admissions 2020. [Click here to download the report.]
Notification – Revised Admission Schedule for PG Courses (Entrance / Merit Based)
[Please click here to download the revised admission schedule.] [For updates on this, please visit the Admission Portal 2020 on the DU website, http://www.du.ac.in/du/uploads/COVID-19/admissions.html ]
Notification – Revised Admission Schedule for UG Entrance-based and PG Entrance/Merit Based admission process for the Academic Session 2020-21 [Please click here to download the revised admission schedule.] [For updates on this, please visit the Admission Portal 2020 on the DU website, http://www.du.ac.in/du/uploads/COVID-19/admissions.html ]
Friday, 30th October 2020, Joel Krueger and Tom Roberts from the University of Exeter are going to deliver an online seminar with our department.
Please find the details below.
Topic: Loneliness and the emotional experience of absence
Speakers: Joel Krueger (Senior Lecturer, University of Exeter) and Tom Roberts (Lecturer, University of Exeter)
Date: 30th October 2020 Time: 3.30 PM IST
Platform: Google Meet
Meeting Link: https://meet.google.com/wnx-ajjp-jzq
For your reference, please find attached the poster and paper as well as the abstract below.
ABSTRACT: In this paper, we develop an analysis of the structure and content of loneliness. We argue that this is an emotion of absence—an affective state in which certain social goods are regarded as out of reach for the subject of experience. By surveying the range of social goods that appear to be missing from the lonely person’s perspective, we see what it is that can make this emotional condition so subjectively awful for those who undergo it, including the profound sense of being unable to realize oneself, in collaboration with others.
Friday 9th October 2020, Professor Daniel Raveh delivered an online seminar with our department.
Topic: Contemporary Indian Philosophy- A Tasting Menu
Speaker: Prof Daniel Raveh (Tel Aviv University)
Date: 9th October 2020 Time: 2 pm
Platform: Google Meet
Meeting Link: https://meet.google.com/yqb-ckxx-zco
The Academic Support Cell, Department of Philosophy organized a talk by Dr. Anand Vaidya as part of a Series on Philosophical Methodology on 7th October 2020.
NOTIFICATION-Schedule for UG (Entrance-based and Merit-based) and PG admissions for the Academic Session 2020-21. [Click here to download the admission schedule.] [For updates on this, please visit the Admission Portal 2020 on the DU website, http://www.du.ac.in/du/uploads/COVID-19/admissions.html ]
Friday 18th September 2020, Professor Andre de Almeida delivered an online seminar with our department. Please find the details below.
Topic: The value of suffering and crisis in human life
Speaker: Andre de Almeida (Philosopher and Professor at Fundação Dom Cabral (Brazil)
Date: 18th September 2020 Time: 3.30pm
Platform: Google Meet
Meeting Link: https://meet.google.com/uzh-fsbq-zio
Date Sheet of 2nd Phase OBE Examination. [Click here to download the file.]
Notice for Internal Assessment (Semester III)
The University of Delhi is a member of Universitas 21 Network of H.E. U21 is offering a new online international opportunity for students across the network this October (2020). Universitas 21 Global Citizenship is an online leadership development course, delivered by Common Purpose, a global not-for-profit organization that specializes in Cross-Boundary Leadership. There are up to 75 free student spaces available per member. The course is open to 2,000 students from all universities across the U21 network.
For More details, please see their website,
https://universitas21.com/get-involved/u21-global-citizenship
The students can apply directly to U21 online. [Information courtesy: Dr. Yamini Gupt]
New: Adhoc Panel Academic Year 2020-2021 [Please click here to download the file.]
Weekly Seminar: On Friday, 4th September 2020, Professor Nataraju Adarasupally delivered an online seminar with our department. Please find the details below.
Topic: Understanding Consciousness and J. Krishnamurti
Speaker: Prof Nataraju Adarasupally (Dean, Dr. S. Radhakrishnan School of Philosophical Studies, Assam University)
Date: 4th September 2020 Time: 3pm
Platform: Google Meet
Meeting Link: http://meet.google.com/zec-ykkm-ydw
Notice for Adhoc Panel 2010-2021 and the list of eligible candidates for Ad-hoc Panel 2020-21. [Please click the link to download the Word file]
II Notice for Option Form, M.A. Semester III
Weekly Seminar: Talk by Prof Sundar Sarukkai (Founder of Barefoot Philosophers initiative) Please find the details below.
Topic: What is it to do philosophy in India today?
Speaker: Prof Sundar Sarukkai (Founder of Barefoot Philosophers initiative https://www.barefootphilosophers.org/)
Date: 21st August 2020 Time: 3 pm
Platform: Google Meet
Meeting Link:http://meet.google.com/bca-oazo-wgz
New Video Link: What is it to do philosophy in India today? https://drive.google.com/file/d/15XLCXFjsZ3mfbrNe1OfI6XTebkCh8D12/view?usp=sharing_eil&ts=5f3fd763
Notice for Option Paper of M.A. Semester-III [Click here to download the form.]
Notice for Orientation Class
An orientation program for M.A. Semester-III students will be held on 10 August 2020 (Monday) at 2:30 PM on the online Google Meet Platform (Link- http://meet.google.com/chw-zdei-pzm). All students are requested to join the meeting at the appointed time.
HEAD
(DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY)
M.A. Philosophy II/IV Examination August 2020 (updated) [Click here to download the date sheet.]
Notification for OBE dated August 5, 2020
http://www.du.ac.in/du/uploads/COVID-19/pdf/06082020_Notification-for-OBE.pdf
Courses of M.A. Semesters I and III, 2020.
OBE2020, A notice from the department.
The nodal person for receiving answer scripts is, Dr. Nilanjan Bhowmick, and the email id is, philosophyobe2020@gmail.com
Ph:7838436277
Ph: 9599600677
Ph: 9818779800
Ph: 9650940991
Guidelines regarding extension of M.Phil./Ph.D. registration due to COVID-19 pandemic.
For all OBE related notifications and updates, please visit the examination 2020 webpage, http://www.du.ac.in/du/uploads/COVID-19/examination.html and the examination portal, http://exam.du.ac.in/
Date sheet of PG Mock Test (First Phase) Regular, NCWEB & SOL Exams July-2020
Notification regarding First Phase- Mock Test (All UG and PG) dated July 23, 2020
M.A. Philosophy II/IV Examination August 2020 (updated)
Notice for Adhoc Panel 2020-2021 [Click here to download the file.]
Notification for Postponement of Open Book Examination (OBE)
Notice to MA Philosophy [OBE] students.
Information Regarding Access to Question Paper: If the student, on the day of the exam, is unable to download the question paper from the university portal (https://obe.du.ac.in), then they are to write an email requesting for the question paper to the following email ID: philosophyobe2020@gmail.com
Information Regarding Uploading Answer Sheets: If the student has not been able to upload the answer sheet on the university portal or has faced significant problems in doing so, then the student is to email the scanned answer sheets in PDF format to
obescript@exam.du.ac.in
Revised date-Sheet for M.A. Philosophy Semester-II/IV Examination July 2020 [Click here to download the file.]
Provision of scribes for the visually impaired students of Undergraduate and Post Graduate Courses appearing for the Open Book Examination (OBE)
MOCK TEST – OBE – Date Sheet | Step-by-Step Guide
Notification for postponement of OBE
Notice regarding Extension of the last date for filling of Examination Form.
UGC-Non NET/Non-JRF Fellowship. Click here to download the notice. and the extension form
Date-Sheet for M.A. Philosophy Semester-II/IV Examination July, 2020 [Click here to download the file.]
Open Book Examinations 2020. All examination related queries may be sent to the following email: philosophyobe2020@gmail.com
For any further queries please contact:
Prof Balaganapathi (Head) +918500052757 (balaganapathid@gmail.com)
Dr Nilanjan Bhowmick +917838436277 (nilanjan.bhowmick72@gmail.com)
Mr Sumesh M K +919650940991(sumeshmk@gmail.com)
Dr Pragati Sahni (pragatisahni@hotmail.com)
Dr Sujata Roy Abhijat (roysujata18@gmail.com)
Head
17 June 2020
Revised Academic Calendar 2019-2020 [Click here to download the file.]
New: Vice-Chancellor’s appeal to contribute to The PM CARES Fund [Please click here to download the file and FAQs.]
New: The consent/authorization form to contribute to The PM CARES Fund [Please click here to access the online consent/authorization form].
http://app.du.ac.in/covid19
Notice, Internal Assessment Re-tests.
Notice, Internal Assessment Re-tests. The students who were unable to appear for the Internal Assessments for Semester II and IV held in February 2020 in the Department of Philosophy are requested to send fresh applications for appearing in re-tests to the concerned faculty. All the faculty teaching the course should be sent an email clearly stating name, semester, and roll number and the course for which the student wishes to appear. The subject box of the email should also contain the name of the course and the phrase “re-test for IA”, for instance, “Indian Philosophy Retest for IA”. The last date of receiving these emails is 19th May (Tuesday) 2020.
The concerned faculty will inform students about the format and timeline of the test being conducted for their respective courses.
The emails of faculty members are as follows:
Prof Balaganapathi balaganapathid@gmail.com
Prof Kesava Kumar pkesav@gmail.com
Prof Shashi Motilal shashimotilal@gmail.com
Dr R M Singh ravimsingh@gmail.com
Dr P Sahni pragatisahni@hotmail.com
Dr Enakshi Mitra enakshimitra21@gmail.com
Dr Nilanjan Bhowmick nilanjan.bhowmick72@gmail.com
Dr Sujata Roy Abhijat roysujata18@gmail.com
Dr Aditya Gupta adityagitam@yahoo.com
Dr Ayesha Gautam gautam.ayesha8@gmail.com
Dr Reetu Jaiswal jaiswal.reetu@gmail.com
Dr Navneet Chopra navneet.edu@gmail.com
Dr Gautam Kalotra gkalotra63@gmail.com
Mr Sumesh M K sumeshmk@gmail.com
Ms Sharmishthaa Atreja sharmishthaa.atreja@gmail.com
Head
Department of Philosophy
15-5-2020
New: The syllabus of the MA entrance examination 2020. [Please click here to download the file.]
Notification Regarding Monthly Fellowship Details of M.Phil./Ph.D. Scholars who have been availing UGC-JRF/SRF, RGNF, NFSC, NFST MANF, NFOBC.(Except Non- NET) to submit on UGC Portal.
New: University notifications regarding examinations. For further updates please check the University website regularly: du.ac.in
The Foundations of Cognitive Science Conference FCS 2020 and the pre-conference workshop which were scheduled to be on 26-28 March 2020, have been postponed due to the COVID-19 situation. http://fcs.16mb.com/
Students are requested to join the dedicated online groups (Google groups, WhatsApp groups, Zoom meetings) for updated course contents, study materials, and other information (Zoom/Skype id, log in details, etc)
MA Semester IV Google group. ma-philosophy-2018@googlegroups.com To join the group and to access the online resources shared with the class, please contact the group admins. https://groups.google.com/forum/#!contactowner/ma-philosophy-2018
MA Semester II Google group. du_philosophy_2019@googlegroups.com To join the group and to access the online resources shared with the class, please contact the group admins. https://groups.google.com/forum/#!contactowner/du_philosophy_2019
Online resources, classes, and virtual meetings. [Please click here to access the course updates during March 2020.] #COVID-19 measures. http://philosophydu.website/index.php/online-resources/
Notice for fellowship extension
| All India Philosophy Graduate Conference (AIPGC) 2020, Classical and Contemporary Trends in Philosophy, 2- 4 March 2020, at Department of Philosophy, University of Delhi. https://aipgc2020home.weebly.com/ List-of-Department-and-College-Teachers-Eligible-to-Supervise-M.Phil-Ph.D.-Students [Please click here to download the file.] Friday, 28th February 2020, Professor Richard Sorabji delivered a talk at our department. Please find the details below. Topic: Should free speech be beneficial speech?: An Indian tradition from Ashoka to Gandhi Speaker: Prof Richard Sorabji [Formerly Director at Institute of Classical Studies (London) and Honorary Fellow of Wolfson College (University of Oxford)] Venue: Library, Department of Philosophy, University of Delhi (North Campus) Date: 28th February 2020 Time: 3pm For your reference, please find a downloadable poster and an abstract (below). |
Members of Holi-hooliganism Prevention Committee.
Seminar on Gender and Freedom on 21st and 22nd of February 2020. [Please click here to download the schedule.]
Final Date Sheet of Internal Assessment M.A. Sem-II/IV
MA timetable Semesters II and IV
A two-day Faculty Development Program in Philosophy on Learning Outcome Based Curriculum Framework (LOCF) 10th and 11th February 2020. [Please click here to download the file.]
On 3rd February 2020, Prof. Madhucchanda Sen (Department of Philosophy, Darshan Bhawan, Jadavpur University, Kolkatta) delivered a talk at our department. Please find the details below.
Topic: ” The Name I Call Myself”
Speaker: Prof. Madhu Chanda Sen (Department of Philosophy Darshan Bhawan Jadavpur University Kolkatta)
Venue: Library, Department of Philosophy, University of Delhi (North Campus)
Date: 3rd February 2020
Time: 2.30pm
On Friday, 17th January 2020, Dr. Anuradha Veeravalli (Former faculty at Department of Philosophy, University of Delhi) delivered a talk at our department. Please find the details below.
Topic: Democracy, Rights and Peace?
Speaker: Dr. Anuradha Veeravalli (Former faculty at Department of Philosophy, University of Delhi)
Venue: Library, Department of Philosophy, University of Delhi (North Campus)
Date: 17th January 2020
Time: 2.30 pm For your reference, please find a downloadable poster (above) and an abstract (as an attachment).
Weekly Seminar: Talk by Prof Anjan Chakravartty (University of Miami)
Tuesday, 7th January 2020, Professor Anjan Chakravartty (University of Miami) delivered a talk at our department.
Please find the details below.
Topic: Prospects for Realism about Natural Kinds
Venue: Library, Department of Philosophy, University of Delhi (North Campus)
Date: 7th January 2020
Time: 2.30 pm For your reference, please find a downloadable poster and the abstract.
3 Revised files [Please click on the link below to download the relevant file.]
Option form for MA Semester II & IV (M.A.)
Revised M.A. Courses
Revised Time Table of M.phil and Ph.D. Course Work
Notice for Orientation Program for M.A. Sems-II and IV [Please click here to download the file.]
Ad-hoc panel Nov-Dec 2019-20. [Please click here to download the file.]
Option form for MA Semester II & IV
Tentative ad-hoc list. [Please click here to download the file.]
On Friday, 20th December 2019, Dr. Alfons Puigarnau (Professor of Philosophy, Universitat Internacional De Catalunya, Barcelona)delivered a talk at our department. Please find the details below.
Topic: Plotinus: East and West
Speaker: Dr. Alfons Puigarnau
Venue: Library, Department of Philosophy, University of Delhi (North Campus)
Date: 20th December 2019
Time: 2.30pm
Please find a downloadable poster and the abstract (below) for your reference.
List of Courses for Semesters II and IV is to be uploaded
All India Philosophy Graduate Conference (AIPGC) 2020, Classical and Contemporary Trends in Philosophy, 2- 4 March 2020, at Department of Philosophy, University of Delhi. https://aipgc2020home.weebly.com/
Foundations of Cognitive Science Conference FCS 2020, 26-28 March 2020, at Department of Philosophy, University fo Delhi. http://fcs.16mb.com/ [Postponed due to the COVID-19 situation.]
Notice for Orientation Class, M.Phil and Ph.D. Scholars 2019-20.
The Date-sheet of M.A. Sems I/III Examinations, Nov-Dec 2019
Notice for Cultural Programme
The Second List of M.Phil and Ph.D. Admission 2019-20 [2 pages].
The Revised Tentative Date-sheet of M.A. Sems I/III Examinations, Nov-Dec 2019
On Thursday, 14th November 2019, Professor Karamjit S. Gill (Professor Emeritus, University of Brighton (UK)) delivered a talk at our department. Please find the details below.
Topic: Designing AI Futures: A Symbiotic Vision
Speaker: Prof Karamjit S Gill
Venue: Library, Department of Philosophy, University of Delhi (North Campus)
Date: 14th November 2019
Time: 2.30pm For your reference, please find a downloadable poster and an abstract attached below.
Ph.D Admission 2019-20, Result Declared. [2 pages.]
M.A. Internal Assessment, Date sheets of Retest [3 Pages]
Application form of M.Phil admission 2019-20, updated. [Please click here to download the updated file.]
On Friday, 1st November 2019, Professor Nandini Sahu (Director, School of Foreign Languages; Faculty, IGNOU) delivered a talk at our department.
Topic: Folklore and Gender
Venue: Room No 22, Satyakam Bhavan (next to new Social Science building), University of Delhi (North Campus)
Date: 1st November 2019
Time: 2.30pm
M.Phil. result 2019 declared. (Two pages.)
Notice for M.phil Title Defence
On Friday, i.e. 25th October 2019, Professor Christopher Key Chapple (Doshi Professor of Indic and Comparative Theology, Loyola Marymount University) delivered a talk at the department.
Topic: Thinking with the Yoga Sutra: Turning Back
Speaker: Prof Christopher Key Chapple
Venue: Room No 22, Satyakam Bhavan (next to new Social Science building), University of Delhi (North Campus)
Date: 25th October 2019
Time: 2.30pm
For your reference, please find a downloadable poster (above), the last chapter titled “Activity, Cessation and a Return to Origins in the Yoga Sutra” of his recent book on Yoga Sutra and an abstract (as attachments)
| Download Abstract |
| Download Chapter |
Notice for Ad-hoc Panel Nov-Dec 2019
The application format for Ad-hoc Panel Nov-Dec 2019 [2 Pages]
Please click here to download the application format for ad-hoc panel
On the Two-day National Seminar on “Gandhi and the Contemporary Issues: Old Theory, New Perspective” (October 22nd-23rd , 2019), Co-organized by Department of Philosophy (University of Delhi), Gandhi Bhawan (University of Delhi), Indialogue Foundation, and Gandhi Smiriti & Darshan Samiti.
Notice on Election for Student Representatives for ICC.
Circular on the Election of Student Members to the Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) (5 pages).
Date Sheet of Internal Assessment 2019 M.A. Sems-I and III
A circular on the CBCS and the list/structure of CBCS Paper codes.
Notice-III (PWD Students) for M.Phil and Ph.D. Interview
Revised Notice-II for M.Phil and Ph.D. Interview
Notice I for M.Phil and Ph.D. interview
http://philosophydu.website/index.php/seminars/
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