Dan Zahavi (Center for Subjectivity Research, University of Copenhagen) at the PhenoLab with a presentation entitled ‘Critical phenomenology and psychiatry’.
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Category: News
Steven Sabat – “Forget ‘Memory Loss’: People with Dementia Can Make New Memories”
The Phenomenology of Dementia and Aging Network is holding the first online Zoom talk of 2022 on Monday 10 January.
Read more Explanation and Phenomenology: Recorded Talks now online
All the recorded talks from the hybrid Workshop on ‘Reassesing the Relationship Between Phenomenology and Explanation’ are now available online.
Read more Monthly Phenomenology: Witold Płotka – Blaustein on Husserl and Intentionality
Organized on behalf of the Network for Phenomenological Research: Online via Zoom – Friday, 14 January 2022 at 3:15pm GMT.
Read more Call for Abstracts – Technology and Politics (KU Leuven – September 2022)
Three day conference from the Working Group on Philosophy of Technology (WGPT). Keynotes: Darian Meacham (Maastricht) and Natali Helberger (Amsterdam).
Read more CfP: The Prospect of Naturalizing Phenomenology: New Essays – September 2022
HUMANA.MENTE – Journal of Philosophical Studies. Edited by Andrea Pace Giannotta (University of Catania/Firenze) and Francesco Pisano (University of Firenze/Wuppertal).
Read more Visiting Fellowships in Applied Phenomenology
For the Danish Institute for Advanced Study & the research unit, Movement, Culture & Society at University of Southern Denmark.
Read more CfP: “The Emotions: Phenomenology, Psychopathology, and Psychotherapy”
The First International Conference of the European Association of Phenomenology and Psychopathology (EAPP). In Heidelberg, 22nd to 24th September 2022.
Read more “Interdisciplinary Approaches to Dementia and Aging” – Online lectures 2022
The new online Lecture Series of the Phenomenology of Dementia and Aging Network continues with its new events into 2022.
Read more PhenoLab – Prof. Dr. Karin Dahlberg – Online 21 December 2021
Karin Dahlberg at the PhenoLab with ‘The in-betweenness of phenomenology and its essential value in the care of vulnerable persons’.
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