Walter C. Klein Professor of Chinese History and Anthropology, Director of Asia Center

Harvard University

How to Read a Text – in Early China and Early Greece, For Example

Time: TBA

Is Being Opposed to Becoming?

Daoist and Presocratic Approaches to Dialectical and Paradoxical Thinking

February 18th, 2026

Co-organized with the University of Chicago Workshop on the Philosophy of Religions

Professor of Sinology and Chinese Philosophy, Research Counsellor

Chief editor of Asian Studies

University of Ljubljana

Zeno of Elea and Hui Shi 惠施 Through the Lens of the Flying Arrow

Tuesday, November 4th, 2025

9 pm Beijing time

Professor of Philosophy, Director of Asian Pacific Studies

Loyola Marymount University

Inaugural Lecture

On Subtle Proximity: The Greek Paradox of Sorites and the Chinese Maxim of the Qiqi 欹器

Wednesday, September 17th, 2025

9pm Beijing time

Way and Being: Between Daoist and Pre-Socratic Approaches

July 3-6, 2025

Co-organized with the Educational Network of the European Association for Chinese Philosophy (EN-EACP)

Hosted by the Institute of Philosophy, Free University of Berlin