Call for abstracts for a conference on Us and Them: Phenomenological Perspectives in Dialogue.
... more Call for abstracts for a conference on Us and Them: Phenomenological Perspectives in Dialogue.
Center for Subjectivity Research, University of Copenhagen 5 & 6 October 2023
Latest date to submit abstracts to Julia Zaenker at juz@hum.ku.dk (300-500 words): 30 April 2023 Notification of reviewers' decision: 31 May 2023
Scenarios of two persons facing each other in mutual encounters are prevalent in modern social an... more Scenarios of two persons facing each other in mutual encounters are prevalent in modern social and political philosophy. They negotiate social contracts, struggle for recognition or engage in open consensus-oriented dialogue. From Hobbes, Fichte and Hegel to Taylor, Habermas and Honneth, mutual encounters have served as paradigms. Yet, Hannah Arendt is somewhat wary of making mutual encounters central to her phenomenology of acting and speaking with one another. Arendt might want to insist on a subtle but crucial difference: It is one thing to mutually understand each other in relations of personal affinity and another thing to share experiences and perspectives on our common reality of human affairs.
Call for abstracts for a conference on Us and Them: Phenomenological Perspectives in Dialogue.
... more Call for abstracts for a conference on Us and Them: Phenomenological Perspectives in Dialogue.
Center for Subjectivity Research, University of Copenhagen 5 & 6 October 2023
Latest date to submit abstracts to Julia Zaenker at juz@hum.ku.dk (300-500 words): 30 April 2023 Notification of reviewers' decision: 31 May 2023
Scenarios of two persons facing each other in mutual encounters are prevalent in modern social an... more Scenarios of two persons facing each other in mutual encounters are prevalent in modern social and political philosophy. They negotiate social contracts, struggle for recognition or engage in open consensus-oriented dialogue. From Hobbes, Fichte and Hegel to Taylor, Habermas and Honneth, mutual encounters have served as paradigms. Yet, Hannah Arendt is somewhat wary of making mutual encounters central to her phenomenology of acting and speaking with one another. Arendt might want to insist on a subtle but crucial difference: It is one thing to mutually understand each other in relations of personal affinity and another thing to share experiences and perspectives on our common reality of human affairs.
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Center for Subjectivity Research, University of Copenhagen
5 & 6 October 2023
Latest date to submit abstracts to Julia Zaenker at juz@hum.ku.dk (300-500 words): 30 April 2023
Notification of reviewers' decision: 31 May 2023
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Center for Subjectivity Research, University of Copenhagen
5 & 6 October 2023
Latest date to submit abstracts to Julia Zaenker at juz@hum.ku.dk (300-500 words): 30 April 2023
Notification of reviewers' decision: 31 May 2023