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203.5 SEMIOTICS OF A GRIEF 'HEARD': EXPLORING THE LIMITS OF SILENCE AND VOICE IN GRIEF TECH

Macis D. *

University of Turin - Bruno Kessler Foundation - DREST ~ Turin ~ Italy

203.6 SPEAKING AFTER SUFFERING: RETHINKING THEOLOGICAL HERMENEUTICS WITH EMMANUEL FALQUE

Abraham R. *

KU Leuven ~ Leuven ~ Belgium

206.1 OUR BODIES ARE NOT CREATED EQUAL. ISSUES WITHIN CATHOLIC THEOLOGICAL HERMENEUTICS OF INTERSEX.

Schreurs B. *

KU Leuven ~ Leuven ~ Belgium

206.2 INEQUALITY AND THE CATHOLIC MEDIA

O'Regan E. *

The Loyola Institute, Trinity College Dublin ~ Dublin ~ Ireland

206.3 "YOU HAVE THE POOR WITH YOU ALWAYS": PERENNIAL INEQUALITIES IN THE LIGHT OF CHRISTIAN EXPERIENCE

Evina G. *

Pontifical Lateran University ~ Rome ~ Italy

206.4 CRITICAL EPISTEMOLOGY: TOWARDS AN ACCOUNTABLE SOTERIOLOGY

De Ridder J. *

Catholic University of Leuven ~ Leuven ~ Belgium

213.1 THE DIGNITY OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Cavallin C. *

NLA University College ~ Bergen ~ Norway

213.2 PHILOSOPHICAL TURING-TESTS AND THE IMMATERIALITY OF THE SOUL: WILL THE DEVELOPMENT OF GENERAL ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE UNDERMINE THOMISTIC ANTHROPOLOGY?

Wahlberg M. *

Umeå University ~ Umeå ~ Sweden

213.3 HUMAN PERSONS, LLMS, AND THE NATURE OF MENTAL REPRESENTATION

Wahlberg Å. *

Philosophisch-Theologische Hochschule Sankt Georgen ~ Frankfurt am Main ~ Germany

213.4 INTELLECT AND WILL IN THE AGE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: AN AUGUSTINIAN READING OF AQUINAS

Ek A. *

Uppsala university ~ Uppsala ~ Sweden

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203.5

SEMIOTICS OF A GRIEF 'HEARD': EXPLORING THE LIMITS OF SILENCE AND VOICE IN GRIEF TECH

203.6

SPEAKING AFTER SUFFERING: RETHINKING THEOLOGICAL HERMENEUTICS WITH EMMANUEL FALQUE

206.1

OUR BODIES ARE NOT CREATED EQUAL. ISSUES WITHIN CATHOLIC THEOLOGICAL HERMENEUTICS OF INTERSEX.

206.2

INEQUALITY AND THE CATHOLIC MEDIA

206.3

"YOU HAVE THE POOR WITH YOU ALWAYS": PERENNIAL INEQUALITIES IN THE LIGHT OF CHRISTIAN EXPERIENCE

206.4

CRITICAL EPISTEMOLOGY: TOWARDS AN ACCOUNTABLE SOTERIOLOGY

213.1

THE DIGNITY OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

213.2

PHILOSOPHICAL TURING-TESTS AND THE IMMATERIALITY OF THE SOUL: WILL THE DEVELOPMENT OF GENERAL ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE UNDERMINE THOMISTIC ANTHROPOLOGY?

213.3

HUMAN PERSONS, LLMS, AND THE NATURE OF MENTAL REPRESENTATION

213.4

INTELLECT AND WILL IN THE AGE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: AN AUGUSTINIAN READING OF AQUINAS