International Conference on Knowledge and Reality Studies (ICKRS - 26)

This track explores the nature and scope of knowledge, focusing on the various theories of epistemology. Participants will engage with contemporary debates surrounding justified belief, skepticism, and the limits of human understanding.

This session delves into the fundamental questions of existence and reality, examining different metaphysical frameworks. Discussions will include the nature of being, the concept of universals, and the implications for our understanding of the world.

This track investigates the study of being and existence, emphasizing the ontological categories that shape our understanding of reality. Scholars will analyze various ontological theories and their relevance to contemporary philosophical discourse.

This session focuses on the philosophical inquiries surrounding the concept of truth, including correspondence, coherence, and pragmatic theories. Participants will critically assess the implications of these theories for knowledge and belief.

This track examines the role of rationality in shaping human understanding and knowledge acquisition. Discussions will explore the interplay between reason, emotion, and the pursuit of truth in philosophical inquiry.

This session engages with existentialist thought, addressing the complexities of human existence and the search for meaning. Participants will explore key existentialist philosophers and their contributions to understanding being and reality.

This track investigates the processes and contexts through which knowledge is produced and validated. Discussions will include the implications of social constructs, power dynamics, and cultural influences on epistemic practices.

This session explores the relationship between language and reality, focusing on how linguistic structures influence our perception of knowledge and existence. Participants will analyze theories of linguistic relativity and their philosophical implications.

This track examines the ethical dimensions of knowledge acquisition and dissemination, addressing questions of responsibility and integrity in research. Discussions will include the moral implications of knowledge in social sciences and humanities.

This session delves into the philosophical inquiries surrounding the nature of mind and consciousness, exploring their implications for understanding reality. Participants will engage with debates on dualism, physicalism, and the subjective experience.

This track encourages interdisciplinary dialogue on the intersections of philosophy with other fields in social sciences and humanities. Participants will explore how diverse methodologies enrich our understanding of knowledge and reality.