NoSP2023 Conference Program
Thursday April 27th
9.30 Registration and Coffee. Háskólatorg.
10.00 Welcome Address. Guðbjörg R. Jóhannesdóttir.
10.15 Keynote Lecture. Claire Petitmengin: Exploring the Felt Dimension of Experience through Micro-phenomenology. Chair: Guðbjörg R. Jóhannesdóttir. O101.
11.45 Lunch.
13.30-15:00 Parallel Sessions.
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We, Us and Them |
Listening, Acknowledging and Faith |
Movement and Dance |
World, Style and Other |
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Lucia Angelino: Questioning the Us vs Them Opposition with Freud and Waldenfels Tristan Hedges: 'We' and 'Us': The Power of the Third for the First-person Plural Theodor Rolfsen and Espen Dahl: Phenomenology of Pain and Pleasure – Henry and Levinas |
Nanna Hlín Halldórsdóttir: Listening to Fatigue: Phenomenological Interviews with ME/CFS Patients in Iceland about Different Kinds of Fatigue Ståle Finke: Knowing and Acknowledging Trauma – |
Jan Halák: How Intentionality Matters: a Phenomenological Account of Motor Learning and Rehabilitation Susanne Ravn: Merleau-Ponty and improvisation: reconsidering the optimal grip in movement-driven practices Anna Petronella Foultier: Affectivity in the Artistic Experience of Dance |
Emanuele Soldinger: Phenomenology: Sense Data in Empiriocriticism and the Life-World in Husserl Alexandru Bejinariu: Sensations of Foreignness |
15.00 Coffee break: Háskólatorg.
15.15-16.45 Parallel Sessions
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Self and Normativity |
Love and Desire |
Critical Phenomenologies of Gender and Ageing |
The Limits of Experience: Merleau-Ponty and Derrida |
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Martina Properzi: Normativity and the Minimal Self. Maxime Doyon: Perceptual Plasticity and Normativity. Sarah Bloem: Neurodiversity and Normativity in Phenomenological Accounts of Autistic Sensory Experience. |
Rita Niineste: Three Types of Intersubjectivity in Sexual Experiences. Milla Rantala: Mutual Transformation: The Dynamic Structure of an Intimate Love Relationship. Joni P. Puranen: Toward an Ontology of (Ex-) tending Bodies, with Jean-Luc Nancy’s Ecstatic Desire. |
Marjolein de Boer: Myths of Menopause. A Critical Cultural Phenomenology. Hans-Georg Eilenberger: The Strangeness of Old Bodies. |
Sujitha Parshi: Derrida and the Machine: Thinking the Future at the Limits of Experience. Martta Heikkilä: Visions of Blindness: Merleau-Ponty and Derrida on the Invisible. Erik Lind: Absolute or Relative Sensations? A Jamesian Challenge to Merleau-Ponty’s Structural Account of Perception. |
16.30 Reception: Aðalbygging (Main Building).
Friday April 28th
8.30 Coffee: Háskólatorg.
9.15 Keynote Lecture. Donata Schoeller: The Crux with Language: Conceptualisation as an Entry-point to Pre-reflexive Experiencing. Chair: Sigríður Þorgeirsdóttir. O101
10.30 Break
10.45 Keynote Lecture. Naohiko Mimura: Gendlin and New Phenomenology: Application to Rehabilitation Medicine. Chair: Søren Overgaard. O101
12.00 Lunch
13.00-14:30 Parallel Sessions
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Seeing Things: Husserlian Views on Intentionality and Perception Chair: Charlotta Weigelt Room: O104 |
Social Life and the Experience of Others Chair: Nanna Hlín Halldórsdóttir Room: O105
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Metaphors, Language and Texts Chair: Ingvild Torsen Room: O106
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Voices, Speech and Communication Chair: Anthony Smith Room: G139
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Alessandro Salice: Husserl and Disjunctivism: Reply to Overgaard Sören Overgaard: In Defence of a Dogma: A Husserlian Argument for the Inadequacy of Perception Kentaro Ozeki: Phenomenological Models for Possibility and Intentionality: |
Eric Chelstrom: Remediating Oppressive Social Horizons: Embodied Practices of Sense and Trans-Others Thomas J. Spiegel: Cringe Antonio Cimino: Lifestyle as a Philosophical Problem: A Phenomenological Outline |
Sigríður Þorgeirsdóttir: Liberating Language: Gendlin and Nietzsche on the Refreshing Power of Metaphors Guðbjörg R. Jóhannesdóttir: Sensing and thinking from within: the aesthetics of thinking Peter Antich: Levinas and Perceiving the Good |
Donovan Stewart: On Articulation: Technique Before the Pharmakon Minna-Kerttu Maarja Kekki: Empathy in Media-based Communication: Implementing Edith Stein’s Concept of Wortleib Gústav Adolf Bergmann Sigurbjörnsson: Speech and Empathy – Against the Parallelism View |
14.30 Coffee break: Háskólatorg.
15.00-16.30 Parallel Sessions
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Panel: Imagination as Method Chair: Guðbjörg R. Jóhannesdóttir Room: O104 |
Heidegger, Truth and Event Chair: Charlotta Weigelt Room: O105 |
Comparing Methodologies Chair: Björn Þorsteinsson Room: O106 |
Rethinking Well-being and Clinical Methodologies Chair: Nanna Hlín Halldórsdóttir Room: G139 |
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Christian Ferencz-Flatz: Operationalizing Perceptual Phantasy Delia Popa: Moving Phantasy Andreea Smaranda Aldea: Self-Imagining, Re-collection, and the Future Perfect – Husserl’s radikale Selbstbesinnung and the Imagining Narrativity of the Self
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Jens Kristian Larsen: Naked Souls and Bare Arguments: Categorical Intuition in Plato’s Theaetetus Ørjan Steiro Mortensen: A New Paradigm of Truth: On Badiou's Interpretation of Heidegger. Ingvild Torsen: Heidegger’s artwork as measure and event |
Henriikka Hannula: Wilhelm Dilthey and Carl Stumpf on the Relationship between Psychology and Epistemology Christian Lotz: Marx, Husserl, and Crisis Marco Piasentier: Methodological Convergences between Naturalism and Critical Theory |
Ragna Winniewski: The Synaesthetic Self in Engaged Phenomenology and Embodied Therapy in Dementia: Multisensory Methodologies toward Well-being Mads Gram Henriksen: Psychiatric Comorbidity: A Phenomenological Critique Mindaugas Briedis: Phenomenology of Imaging Bio-Pathologies: The Question of Primacy in Detecting Diagnostic Phenomena in Image-based Medicine |
16.30 NoSP Business Meeting: O101.
19.00 Conference Dinner: Kornhlaðan, Bankastræti 2.
Saturday April 29th
10.00 Coffee: Háskólatorg.
10.30 Keynote Lecture. Dermot Moran: The Sphere of Ownness, Mineness (Jemeinigkeit), and the Sensuality of Self Experience: Phenomenological Explorations. Chair: Björn Þorsteinsson. O101.
11.45 Lunch.
13.00-15:00 Parallel Sessions.
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Panel: Neurophenomenology and Beyond |
Panel: Methodology in Phenomenological Anthropology |
Embodiment, Imagination and Political Ontology |
Sound and the Senses |
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Felipe León: Neurophenomenology and Critical Neuroscience: Mapping the Terrain Harald Wiltsche: Science, Naivety, and the Promise of Neurophenomenology Kristin Zeiler: A Merleau-Pontinian Take on Neurophenomenology Eleanor Byrne: Phenomenology, psychiatry and the new wave
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Anthony Vincent Fernandez: How Phenomenology Justifies Empirical Methods: The Case of Apprenticeship in Anthropology Bernhard Leistle: Erwin Straus’ “Spectrum of the Senses” as Contribution to Phenomenological-Cultural Anthropology Sarah Pini: Embodying Otherness, Reconsidering Illness: An Autoethnographic Phenomenological Approach Jared Epp: Making Bad Movies: An Experiment in Collaborative Research Practice |
Kristian Klockars: Experientially Anchored Immanent Critique and Political Ontology Mattias Lehtinen: Embodied Political Imagination: Reconfiguring Political Imaginaries to Account for Embodied Experientiality Ville Suuronen: Heimatgefühl: On the Affective Ground of Judgement in the Work of Hannah Arendt Astrid Grelz: Sensible Exaggeration and ‘Systematik Après Coup’: Philosophizing with Günther Anders at the Intersection between Metaphysics and Journalism |
Andrzej Krawiec: Search for a New Methodology to Analyse the Hidden Phenomenality of a Musical Work Remus Breazu: The Surpass of Every Measure of the Senses. On the Sublime Thor Magnusson: A Phenomenology of Instrumental Intent Martin Nitsche: Sonic phenomenology: an audition-centered phenomenological methodology for describing sonic environments
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15.00 Break
15.15 Panel. Sigríður Þorgeirsdóttir, Donata Schoeller and Guðbjörg R. Jóhannesdóttir: Walking the Talk: Putting the Experiential and Embodied Turn into Practice in Training Philosophical Thinking and Understanding
16.15 Closing