16–17 Mar 2022
Europe/Brussels timezone

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  1. Prof. Bernard ANDRIEU (Université Paris Descartes (France))
    16/03/2022, 11:00

    Description: Nos capacités sont augmentées et nous devenons des êtres hybrides : composés d'interfaces, de capteurs, de mesures de notre corps vivant. Ils révèlent une activité interne qui renouvelle la connaissance de notre corps.

    Conférencier: Le Prof. Bernard Andrieu a soutenu sa thèse sur le thème de la neurophilosophie sous la direction de Dominique Lecourt.
    Tout en menant un...

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  2. Prof. Ruth HAGENGRUBER (Univ. of Paderborn)
    16/03/2022, 11:00

    Prof. Ruth Hagengruber is currently the Head of Philosophy at the University of Paderborn. Her specializations include the philosophy of economics and information science, the history of women philosophers, and in particular the 18th century philosopher and mathematician Émilie Du Châtelet. She is, moreover, the founder and director of the [Center for the History of Women Philosophers and...

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  3. Ms Nina CERNOS
    16/03/2022, 13:45

    Title: Labels and micromanaging identity
    Description: This workshop will touch on the subjects of personal identity and how modern society (and especially social media) pushes people into boxes and encourages them to micromanage their identities through the presence of hyper-specific labels. I will be discussing how identity is shaped by the previously mentioned factors and both the harm and...

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  4. Ms Giulia VITTORANGELI
    16/03/2022, 13:45

    Title: Une société hybride permettrait-elle de mieux faire face aux défis futurs?

    Description: En partant d' une analyse des défis auxquels notre société va être confrontée, nous allons relire quelques textes classiques de philosophie politique pour voir comment ils nous permettent d' inventer une société hybride résiliente et apte à affronter les problématiques du futur.

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  5. Ms Mila Zunec Brandt
    16/03/2022, 13:45

    Description: a rethinking and change of perspective. beyond human- the thriving of earthly life. how to go beyond survival- values for a thriving, robust life upon earth. beyond Nietzsche and Heidegger- what does the posthuman signify? or rather, com-post?
    Beyond Western philosophy, incipit chtonocene. how Donna Haraway's thought signifies the third transformation of spirit (the child) -...

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  6. Ms Inés BONHOMME VÁZQUEZ
    16/03/2022, 13:45

    Description: A workshop on the unconscious and conscious mind, how they interact and intertwine.

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  7. Ms Rita OUHYA
    16/03/2022, 13:45

    Titre: Une société hybride permettrait-elle de mieux faire face aux défis futurs?

    Description: En partant d' une analyse des défis auxquels notre société va être confrontés, nous allons relire quelques textes classiques de la philosophie politique pour voir comment ils nous permettent d' inventer une société hybride résiliente et apte à affronter les problématiques du futur.

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  8. Prof. Anneleen MASSCHELEIN (KU Leuven (Belgien))
    16/03/2022, 15:15

    Title: “From uncanny to uncanny valley: a fascinating conceptual journey.”

    Speaker: Anneleen Masschelein is Assistant Professor in Literary Theory and Cultural Studies at the Catholic University of Leuven in Belgium (from Google books)

    Related website: https://www.freud.org.uk/2019/09/18/the-uncanny/

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  9. Prof. Angelos Mouzakitis
    16/03/2022, 15:15

    Title: Thinking Identity with -and beyond- Paul Ricoeur

    Description: Paul Ricoeur is one of the most influential philosophers of the 20th Century whose oeuvre extends to the first decade of the present century. In his writings he elaborated a theory concerning the formation of individual and collective identities that moves away from essentialist interpretations and places due emphasis on...

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  10. Dr Laura GIBBS
    16/03/2022, 15:15

    Title:'Reading Hybridity in Fiction: How does Literature Engage with Philosophy?'

    Description: How can literature help us to examine philosophical conundrums? Touching on Roland Barthes’s ‘Death of the Author’ and James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake, this workshop will explore how literature provides us with a space to question the complexities of identity and society. I will ask us to think about...

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  11. Prof. Jacklyn A. CLEOFAS
    16/03/2022, 15:15

    Title: "Can brown women be first-rate philosophers?"
    Description:
    In this presentation I will discuss the question ‘Can brown women be first-rate philosophers?’ in the context of Women doing Philosophy in the Philippines. This context is one in which questioning Filipina women’s aptitude and predilection for philosophy is normalized in professional communities dominated by men. For...

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  12. Dr Louis MILLER
    16/03/2022, 15:15

    Title: "The Ultimate Hybrid: Sartre, Merleau-Ponty and the Incarnation”

    Description: Taking as a point of departure Sartre's characterization of human existence as a futile aspiration to become God and Merleau-Ponty's exclamation, 'L'Incarnation change tout', I'll discuss the 'transhuman hybrid' of the Incarnation and, with special attention to Maurice Godlier's work on parenté, the...

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  13. Mr Matthew PYE
    16/03/2022, 15:15

    Title: Climate change tackles philosophy
    Description: Philosophy and climate change

    Speaker: Mr. Pye is a philosophy teacher and the philosophy department coordinator at EEB2. He is also an author and the founder of the Climate Academy.

    From his Linkedin account:
    I have taught Philosophy at the European School Brussels II since 2007.

    Since 2011, I have worked closely with Michael...

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  14. Prof. Cédric JULIENS
    16/03/2022, 15:15

    Titre: Corps et hybridité : corps-machine ou corps-nature?
    Description: La question de l'hybridité du corps est ancienne. Dans la tradition dualiste, la chair s'hybride avec l'âme en vue d'aider l'humain à quitter son état naturel. Cette hybridité poussée à l'extrême permettrait de modifier le corps, jusqu'à en faire un corps-machine, voire un mutant.

    Une autre voie serait celle du...

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  15. Prof. Xavier DE SCHUTTER
    16/03/2022, 15:15

    Titre: Les religion hybrides
    Description: Dans cet atelier j’insisterai sur la notion de syncrétisme. Loin d'être cloisonnées comme le sont les monothéismes, les religions polythéistes s'influencent, s'interpénètrent, se combinent. Exemples significatifs (parmi d'autres) : la religion gallo-romaine, l'hindouisme, la religion chinoise, la shintoïsme japonais, le caodaïsme vietnamien ou encore...

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  16. Prof. Didier DEBAISE
    16/03/2022, 15:15

    Titre: Les hybridations de la nature et de l’homme à partir du texte de J. Dewey : « Expérience et méthode philosophique »

    Description: Nous tenterons dans ce workshop de remettre en question toutes les oppositions que la philosophie moderne, dans ses formes majeures, avait consacrée entre la nature et l’homme. Pouvons-nous encore séparer ce qui relèverait du naturel et de l’artificiel, de...

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  17. Prof. Roland BREEUR (KU Leuven)
    17/03/2022, 11:00

    Prof. Roland Breeur teaches modern and contemporary philosophy at the Higher Institute of Philosophy at the KU Leuven, where he is also a part of the Husserl Archives. He wrote his dissertation on Marcel Proust. While he has published on contemporary thinkers such as Merleau-Ponty, Sartre, and Bergson, his research also investigated the bases of...

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  18. Prof. Jean-Noel MISSA (Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB, Belgique))
    17/03/2022, 11:00

    Prof. Jean-Noel MISSA (Université Libre de Bruxelles)

    Le Prof. Jean-Noël Missa enseigne l'histoire et la philosophie des sciences biomédicales à l’Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB). Il est aussi Directeur de Recherches au Fonds National belge de la Recherche Scientifique (FNRS). Il est également co-directeur du Centre de Recherches Interdisciplinaires en bioéthique (CRIB) et membre du...

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  19. Prof. Andrew SOH
    17/03/2022, 13:30

    Title: Is comparative philosophy an expression of hybridity?

    Speaker: Dr. Andrew Soh completed his Ph.D. in Philosophy at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa in 2019. His dissertation entitled, "Weiziran (為自然) and Aloha ʻĀina: Place, Identity and Ethics of the Environment," drew on insights from Daoist philosophy and Hawaiian ecological wisdom to engage in a dialogue toward the realization...

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  20. Dr Filippo PIETROGRANDE
    17/03/2022, 13:30

    Title: L’hybridité de l’identité européenne. Réflexions à partir d’un aphorisme nietzschéen. 

    Description: Dans un aphorisme de Par-delà le bien et le mal, Nietzsche décrit l’homme européen comme un métis, incapable d’absorber sa propre hétérogénéité dans une unité stable. En mettant en évidence les défis et les opportunités offerts par cette hétérogénéité constitutive, nous tenterons de...

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  21. Prof. Anastasia BALASI
    17/03/2022, 13:30

    Title:  Understanding intimate partner violence: a mix of perspectives.

    Description:  Understanding intimate partner violence: a mix of perspectives.

    Speaker: Mrs. Anastasia Balasi (EEB2, ethics, human sciences). Mrs. Balasi teaches Ethics and Human Sciences at EEB2. She is also currently the secondary school’s Ethics coordinator. She earned her BA in Philosophy from the University of...

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  22. Prof. Kristof VAN ROSSEM
    17/03/2022, 13:30

    Title:  Philosophical dialogue on 'hybridity' inspired by Wittgenstein

    Speaker: Kristof Van Rossem (Belgium, 1969) is Master in Science of Religions and Master in philosophy (KULeuven, University of Amsterdam and of Uppsala).
    He has published on practical philosophy, women in philosophy, ethics and humour. As an independent trainer, he accompanies coaching and reflection processes in...

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  23. Prof. Martin STONE
    17/03/2022, 13:30

    Title: Hybridity/eclecticism in ancient philosophy 

    Description: Workshop discussion of the methods of 'hybridity' of 'eclecticism' in philosophy by illustrating how certain philosophers in the ancient world, e.g. Cicero, used eclecticism as a methodological strategy in order to formulate arguments as to how best to live. Mention will be made of Cicero's discussion of moral conflicts in De...

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  24. Prof. Miriam FOCACCIA
    17/03/2022, 13:30

    Title: Da oggetti da ammirare a strumenti scientifici da utilizzare: storia della ceroplastica medica a Bologna. Tra arte e scienza. Tra artigiani e medici. 

    Description: Il Settecento è stato un secolo caratterizzato da una inedita carica inventiva e da una meravigliosa curiosità scientifica. Un secolo in cui i confini tra le materie dovevano essere ancora disegnati con precisione e...

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  25. Dr Luca DI PAOLA
    17/03/2022, 13:30

    Title: Hybridity in postcolonial theories. Reflection and challenges.  

    Description: The goal of the presentation is to tackle the concept of ‘hybridity’ in post-colonial theory by analyzing its connection to colonialism and immigration. According to postcolonial theoreticians, hybridity refers to the creation of new transcultural forms within the contact zone produced by colonialism....

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