Centre for Philosophy of Time

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Based at the University of Milan, the CPT promotes philosophy of time activities in Europe, uniting professors, researchers, and students in analytic philosophy to collaborate on time-related projects and share their results. Director: Giuliano Torrengo.

👉 Before the 11th IAPT conference begins, join today's Workshop on Temporal Non-Locality, organized by Cristian Mariani (USI Lugano). 🕒 Today, 15:00 📍 Yamaguchi University, Japan Speakers: • Emily Adlam • Cristian Mariani • Giuliano Torrengo

⌛ The countdown is almost over! On 25 July 2026, the 11th Annual Conference of the International Association for Philosophy of Time begins at Yamaguchi University. We're looking forward to three days of stimulating talks and discussions. Browse the programme below—we hope to see many of you there!

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Welcome to the official Bluesky account of the 12th European Congress of Analytic Philosophy (ECAP12), taking place in Madrid, 24–28 August 2026. Follow us for conference news, programme updates, practical information and live coverage. Conference website: 🔗 analyticphilosophy.eu/ecap12/

THE 12ᵀᴴ EUROPEAN CONGRESS OF ANALYTIC PHILOSOPHY | ESAP – European Society for Analytic Philosophy

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✨ I am very happy and excited to announce that I will be taking part in IAPT XI at Yamaguchi University (Japan). I am looking forward to the day when I can travel to Japan and share my work with philosophers of time from all over the world whom I admire and from whom I learn so much.

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⌛ Countdown to IAPT XI... 📌 The 11th Annual Conference of the International Association for Philosophy of Time to be held from 25 to 27 July 2026 at Yamaguchi University (Japan). More details to follow soon. See you there!

🚨 PhD scholarships alert! Apply by June 12, 2026 (13:00 CEST) 7 fully funded 3-year PhD positions available in the HuME PhD program, jointly run by IUSS Pavia, Milan University & @sns.it As a current PhD student here, I can wholeheartedly recommend it! Info & application: goo.su/uWulG0y

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Fear is like a ‘threat radar’, warning us of potentially dangerous future events. So how come we so often feel scared about events that have already happened? In this Idea, the philosophers Davide Bordini and Giuliano Torrengo set out to untangle this philosophical puzzle

When we fear the past we’re actually still looking ahead | Psyche Ideas

Fear protects us from future harm, so what’s going on when we find ourselves scared of what’s already happened?

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📣 Language, Ethics & Fiction – WiP Seminar Giuliano Torrengo presents: “What Does It Mean to Believe that Time Does Not Pass?” 📅 19 March, 14:00–16:00 📍 Sala Martinetti (Milan) + online Work in progress on a fascinating question about time and belief. 📩 Ask for the link to join online!

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