ATTENTION! Due to the explosions in Ankara and changes to Bilkent bus service stops, all ECAs scheduled for 18 February 2016 will start at 12:30pm. Students will be allowed into the building as of 12:00pm.
Exhibition: “Department of Interior Architecture and Environmental Design”, Fada Exhibition Hall, 12:30PM, February 22
Painting Exhibition: “Visitors” by Mineke Reinders and Zeki Fındıkoğlu, Library Art Gallery, February 17-March 24
Everyone is invited of the exhibition entitled “Visitors” by Mineke Reinders and Zeki Fındıkoğlu between 17 February and 24 March 2016 in the Bilkent University Library Art Gallery. The exhibit will be open every day (except Sundays) between 10:30-18:00.
Talk: “Being an Interior Architect” by Batu Derer, FFB-06, 3:30 PM February 22 (TR)
Department of Interior Architecture and Environmental Design kindly invites you to the talk by Batu Derer – DererOmay Design and Construction on Monday, 22nd of February, in room FFB-06 at 15:30. After graduating from Bilkent University, Department of Interior Architecture and Environmental Design in 2000, Batu Derer continued his studies […]
Talk: “Surprises in Particle Sedimentation,” Roberto Piazza, Politecnico di Milano, EE-01, 3:40PM February 24 (EN)
Dear Colleagues and Students, You are kindly invited to follow the series of colloquia organized by the Departmentof Physics. The 1st talk of this term will be presented by Roberto Piazza — Politecnico di Milano, Milano, Italy The title of his talk is “Surprises in particle sedimentation” Date: Wednesday, February […]
Talk: “Is Metaphysical Explanation Only Metaphorically Explanatory?” by Jon Shaheen, University of Ghent, G-160, 4:40PM February 15 (EN)
“Is Metaphysical Explanation Only Metaphorically Explanatory?” by Jon Shaheen, Department of Philosophy University of Ghent www.jonshaheen.com DATE: Monday, February 15 TIME: 16:40-18:30 PLACE: G-160 Abstract: In this talk, I will present evidence of a systematic ambiguity in our explanatory terminology, as well as my preferred account of that ambiguity: the […]
Talk: “Modal Dependence” by Adam Murray, University of Toronto, G-160, 3:40PM February 16 (EN)
“Modal Dependence” by Adam Murray, Department of Philosophy, University of Toronto http://www.adamrmurray.com/ DATE: Tuesday, February 16 TIME: 15:40-17:30 PLACE: G-160 Abstract: It is typically supposed that metaphysical possibility and necessity are the broadest, or most unrestricted, forms of (genuine) possibility and necessity there are. But not all metaphysical necessities are […]
Seminar: “Sex and Violence in TV Advertising” by Amir Hetsroni, Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, FFB-06, 3:40PM February 17 (EN)
“Sex and Violence in TV Advertising” by Amir Hetsroni, Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, Department of English, Culture and Communication Wednesday, February 17, 15.40 FF-B06, Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture Building The representation of sex and violence in mainstream television commercials, assessed the public level of objection to the appearance of […]
Talk: “The Epistemic Status of Consistency Claims” by Dan Waxman, New York University, Department of Philosophy, G-160, 3:40PM February 18 (EN)
The Epistemic Status of Consistency Claims, By Dan Waxman Department of Philosophy New York University www.danielwaxman.com DATE: Thursday, February 18 TIME: 15:40-17:30 PLACE: G-160 Abstract: Our best mathematical theories (e.g. arithmetic, analysis, and set theory) are consistent — or, at least, so we typically think. But, on reflection, it is not […]
Bilkent Cinematics /Film Screening: “Persona,” Ingmar Bergman, FFB-06, 6:30PM February 18 (EN)
“If I had to pick one film to exemplify the cinematic 1960s,” says New Yorker film critic Richard Brody, “it would be Persona.” Susan Sontag once maintained that it was simply the greatest movie of all time. On Thursday, February 18, 6.30 p.m., in FFB-06, Bilkent Cinematics presents Ingmar Bergman’s […]