About the Centre
About the Dev Centre for Philosophical Studies
Dev Centre for Philosophical Studies a research centre set up by the university of dhaka on 15 December 1980 commemorating philosopher govinda chandra dev (1907-1971). He was a renowned professor in the Department of Philosophy of Dhaka University from 1953 to 1971). On 31 January 1991 the centre was given a corresponding Bangla name: ‘Govindadev Darshan Gabeshana Kendra’. The centre is managed by a seven-member committee headed by a director.
The Centre studies humanistic and welfare-oriented philosophy, offers scholarships and fellowships for philosophical research, and arranges Dev Memorial Lectures on Dev’s death anniversary. It publishes two half-yearly periodicals: Philosophy and Progress in English from 1981 and Darshan O Pragati in Bangla from 1984 including monthly seminar.
Published research
Current Issue
Question-Begging Arguments as Ones that do not Extend Knowledge
Rainer Ebert·pp. 125-144·Aug 29, 2026
Voltaire’s Influence in the Mind of the Revolutionaries of the French Revolution
Lukna Yasmin·pp. 145-162·Aug 29, 2026
Possibility of Harmonization Between Science and Metaphysics in Philosophy
Md Roqnuzzaman·pp. 163-178·Aug 28, 2026
Social Norms, Cultural Rituals and Moral Baggage: Contrasting Realities for Women in Sunil Gangopadhyay’s Shei Shomoe
Fairooz Jahan·pp. 179-206·Aug 30, 2026