The Centre for Philosophy, Religion and Social Ethics (CPRSE)
 
About the CPRSE
The CPRSE promotes philosophically primed and religiously attuned interdisciplinary research on leading questions of life and society. The CPRSE does this by bringing together scholars from diverse fields, supporting five types of programs:

 - individual faculty research and publication

 - multiyear, collaborative research projects

 - annual lecture series, book launches, and other events

 - symposia, workshops, consultations, and conferences

 - limited-term residencies
For more information about the CPRSE call the Assistant Director at 416-979-2331 ext. 247 or email CPRSE@icscanada.edu

• Read an interview with Lambert Zuidervaart on his book
  Art in Public appearing in the Dutch paper Friesch Dagblad:
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• Read the CPRSE's founding document:
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• Read an article about the CPRSE in Christian Week:
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Read or watch the video of Lambert Zuidervaart's inaugural address "Living at the Crossroads: Ethical Scholarship and the Common Good" given at the CPRSE Gala Launch banquet Oct. 24, 2011.
CPRSE News
Toronto Interfaculty Colloquium

2011–2012 Schedule of Colloquium Sessions
 
 Oct. 12, 2011  Robert Sweetman – "Storytelling as Mode of Persuasion and Inquiry in Dominican Rhetorical Theory of the Mid-13th Century"
 Nov. 23, 2011  Robert Gibbs – "Ethics of Commands, Narratives and Laws"
 Feb. 15, 2012  Mario D’Souza – "Philosophers of Education: Jacques Maritain, Bernard Lonergan, and the Question of Classicism"
 Mar. 21, 2012  John Berkman – "The Ethical Architecture of Adolf Loos:  A Historical-Cultural Analysis"

All sessions are held on Wednesday afternoons 3:00 – 5:00 pm at the Toronto School of Theology, 47 Queen’s Park Cres. East (corner of St. Joseph St.).  For further information or to register for one of the colloquium sessions, please contact Lyle Clark at ICS, tel. 416-979-2331 ext 247 or email cprse@icscanada.edu.

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