Seminarium Sententiarum is an open academic seminar of Sententiae Community dedicated to presenting new research and facilitating scholarly discussion of current issues in philosophy and the humanities.
The project was launched in 2023 by Mykola Fediai under the title “Seminarium Historico-Philosophicum”. It was one of the first initiatives presented within the framework of the Philosophy Laboratory and supported by the Community.
As the project developed, the seminar became a permanent part of the Community’s research activities and was reintroduced as “Seminarium Sententiarum”, more clearly reflecting its connection with the Community. Its sessions feature discussions of research in the history of philosophy, theoretical and practical philosophy, and related humanities disciplines. The seminar provides a space for interdisciplinary dialogue, critical discussion, and the open exchange of ideas.
Events Archive
Seminarium Sententiarum: “Oral History of Philosophy: Defining the Field”
The seminar marks the publication of the first volume in the Sententiae Library book series and focuses on the methodological discussions presented…
Seminarium Sententiarum: “Spinoza and Hegel in Ukrainian Philosophical Research of the 1920s–1930s”
Why did Spinoza and Hegel become some of the most important thinkers for Ukrainian researchers in the 1920s–1930s? At the seminar, we…
Public Discussion: Philosophy in Contemporary Ukraine
A pilot public discussion on the role of academic philosophy and intellectual communities in contemporary Ukraine.
Open Meeting: Philosophy as a Shared Practice
A pilot Community event centered on an open conversation about philosophy as a shared intellectual practice.