“The Pragmatist Turn and Embodied Cognition” – Università di Parma 5-7 Aprile 2017

Dal 5 al 7 aprile si terrà presso l’Università di Parma il convegno internazionale “The Pragmatist Turn and Embodied Cognition: Habit and Experience at the Crossroads between Pragmatism, Neuroscience, and Social Ontology“. Qui di seguito il programma:

 

       The Pragmatist Turn and Embodied Cognition:

Habit and Experience at the crossroads between Pragmatism, Neurosciences, and Social Ontology

       5-7 April, 2017

       University of Parma, Italy

 

 

			Wednesday, April 5th   The Pragmatist Turn and 4E Cognition
APRIL 5th	9,00	9,30	Registration
	9,30	10,30	Dan Hutto (University of Wollongong), Seeing the Pragmatic Turn by Radical Lights: Neurodynamics Without Representation
	10,30	11,05	Massimiliano Cappuccio (UAE University), How Basic is a Mind Without a Content? In Search of Primitives of Cognition
	11,05	11,30	Break
	11,30	12,30	Pierre Steiner (COSTECH/UCH, Paris), So Close Yet So Far: Deweyan Adverbialism and 4E Cognitive Science
	12,30	14,30	Lunch Break
			Embodiment, Emotions, and Experience
	14,30	15,30	Jessica Lindblom (University of Skövde), On the Embodied Nature of Sense-Making Practices
	15,30	16,05	Guido Baggio (Roma Tre University), From Dewey’s Experience to Mead’s Act
	16,05	16,30	Break
	16,30	17,30	Fausto Caruana (University of Parma), Affective Enactivism through the Lens of Brain Stimulation
	17,30	18,05	Anna Boncompagni (University of Firenze), Gesture as Embodied Normativity. A Pragmatist Perspective
			Thursday, April 6th   Pragmatist Naturalism and Social Ontology
APRIL 6th	9,00	10,00	Arvi Särkelä (University of Lucerne), Naturalistic Metaphysics and Human Sociality
	10,00	10,35	Conor Morris (University College Dublin), Naturalism: Beyond Explanation and Towards Ampliative Criticism
	10,35	11,00	Break
	11,00	12,00	Italo Testa (University of Parma), Habit Ontology, Action, and Imagination
	12,00	12,35	Francesco Consiglio (University of Granada), Human Stigmergy. An Alternative to Collective Intentionality Based on Stigmergy and Peircean Semiotics
	12,35	14,30	Lunch Break
			Habit, Motor Action, and Morality
	14,30	15,30	Richard Menary (Macquarie University), Exploratory Habits: Abduction, Embodiment, and Predictive Processing
	15,30	16,05	John Machielsen (Tilburg University), Habit Based Understanding of Intuitive Judgments in Social Psychology
	16,05	16,40	Gabriele Ferretti (University of Urbino), Visuomotor Habits
	16,40	17,00	Break
	17,00	18,00	Corrado Sinigaglia (University of Milan), The Power of Action
	18,00	18,35	Roberta Dreon (Ca’ Foscari University), Creatures of Habit
			Friday, April 7th   Images, Symbols, and Aesthetic Experience
	9,00	10,00	Vittorio Gallese (University of Parma), The Embodied Experience of Images
	10,00	10,35	Joerg Fingerhut (Berlin School of Mind and Brain), Pictorial Practices and the 4E Mind
	10,35	11,00	Break
	11,00	11,35	Mariagrazia Portera / Mauro Mandrioli (University of Zagreb / University of Modena and Reggio Emilia), Aesthetic Habit and Aesthetic Experience: An Evolutionary View
APRIL 7th	11,35	12,10	Tullio Viola (Humboldt Universität, Berlin), Habit and the Symbolic Process: Peirce, Mead, Edgar Wind
	12,10	14,00	Lunch Break
			Algorithms, Meanings, and Concepts
	14,00	15,00	Teed Rockwell (Sonoma State University), Algorithms and Stories
	15,00	15,35	Renne Pesonen (University of Tampere), Constructivism and Abstraction in (Neo)pragmatist Concept Naturalism
	15,35	16,10	Mark-Oliver Casper (Ruhr University Bochum), Neo-Pragmatism, Enactivism, and the Scaling Problem
	16,10	16,30	Break
	16,30	17,30	Pentti Määttänen (University of Helsinki), Habit, Meaning, and Intentionality
	17,30	18,05	Takafumi Kato (Nagoya University), Abduction for the Concept Pragmatism