The Trade Fair Palace – Auditorium
Taking Animals Seriously: What Does It Change for Ethics and Politics?
Who: Corine Pelluchon
When: 7 PM
Language: English
Joint attention as the key to the difference between man and other animals ?
Who: Petr Urban
When: 7:30 PM
Language: Czech
Is Life Superficial? The Evolution of the External Aspect of Organisms
Who: Karel Kleisner
When: 8 PM
Language: Czech
Embodiment and Forms of Political Emancipation
Who: Ádám Takács
When: 10:15 PM
Language: English
From Defense to Tolerance and Beyond: A History and Analysis of Political Patterns in Immunology
Who: Arnaud François
When: 10:45 PM
Language: English
Society As an Organism: the Power of a Theoretical Metaphor
Who: Jan Maršálek
When: 11:15 PM
Language: Czech
Is There Life after Work? A Brief Enquiry into Postcapitalist Imaginaries
Who: Jan Sowa
When: 11:45 PM
Language: English
Journey Into the Wonderland
Who: Silvia Gáliková
When: 0:30 AM
Language: English
Faculty of Arts – Aula
What’s a Cliché? Meditation on How We Appropriate Scientific Discourses
Who: Carole Widmaier
When: 0:15 AM
Language: French with simultaneous Czech translation
Power or Powerlessness of Images? (Deleuze, Rancière)
Who: Pierre Montebello
When: 0:45 AM
Language: French with simultaneous Czech translation
Image as an Effect of Superimpression
Who: Miroslav Marcelli
When: 1:15 AM
Language: Slovak
Figures and Variations of Sublime (Louis Marin)
Who: Veronika Darida
When: 1:45 AM
Language: English
The Artist’s Blindness. The Power of Art: Derrida against Lyotard and Henry
Who: Monika Murawska
When: 2:15 AM
Language: English
Faculty of Arts – room 104
From Environmentalism to Ecology
Who: Fabrice Flipo
When: 8:15 PM
Language: English
Nature and Environment: New Political Trends and New Imaginaries
Who: Amy Dahan
When: 8:45 PM
Language: English
Faculty of Arts – room 200
Human Enhancement: A Deadly Ambition
Who: Jean-Michel Besnier
When: 7 PM
Language: French with simultaneous Czech translation
Humanism, Post-Humanism, Trans-Humanism
Who: Emil Višňovský
When: 7:30 PM
Language: Slovak
The Improved Body
Who: Claire Marin
When: 8 PM
Language: French with simultaneous Czech translation
Language Otherwise: Deafness as a Philosophical Problem
Who: Josef Fulka
When: 8:30 PM
Language: Czech
The End of the Human World: Paving the Post-Anthropocentric Discourse
Who: Pierre Montebello
When: 9:15 PM
Language: French with simultaneous translation in Czech
The End of the World Today
Who: Michael Foessel
When: 9:45 PM
Language: French with simultaneous translation in Czech
The Human Existence in the 21st Century
Who: Csaba Olay
When: 10:15 PM
Language: English
Man Beyond Mankind: The Myth of the Mutant in Contemporary Philosophies
Who: Benedetta Zaccarello
When: 10:45 PM
Language: English
On Walter Benjamin’s Sentence: “There Is No Time to Fall”
Who: Andrzej Leder
When: 11:15 PM
Language: English
Faculty of Arts – room 217
Performing Race. On the Representation and Under-Representation of Minorities
Who: Éric Fassin
When: 7 PM
Language: English
The Ends of Multiculturalism
Who: Pavel Barša
When: 7:30 PM
Language: Czech
In Search for Ethics in Times of Crises. The Attitudes towards Others and Selves
Who: Monika Rogowska-Stangret
When: 8 PM
Language: English
The Refugee and the Bare Life
Who: Jan Bierhanzl
When: 8:30 PM
Language: Czech
Bio-Politics and Class Politics
Who: Tamás Gáspár Miklós
When: 9 PM
Language: English
Theory Outside Practice: Czech Avant-Guard and Political Caricatures
Who: Tomáš Winter
When: 9:45 PM
Language: Czech
The Foreigner As a Need
Who: Petr Kouba
When: 10:15 PM
Language: Czech
Eternal Nations
Who: Michał Łuczewski
When: 10:45 PM
Language: English
Faculty of Arts – room 300
Biologization and Naturalization of “Threats”
Who: Judith Revel
When: 7 PM
Language: English
Live to Let Die: from Multitude to Pogrom Crowd in Capitalist Post-Modernization
Who: Michał Kozłowski
When: 8 PM
Language: English
Security and/or Rights and Liberties?
Who: Ivan Buraj
When: 8:30 PM
Language: Slovak
Ethical Counseling. Solving Ethical Problems in Everyday Medecine
Who: Jaromír Matějek
When: 10:45 PM
Language: Czech
Screened at the Malá Dvorana and at the Studio Hrdinů
Monika Rogowska-Stangret is a theorist and researcher in the fields of philosophy, gender studies and animal studies. She collaborates with the Institute of Philosophy, University of Warsaw. Monika received scholarships from the Kosciuszko Foundation, ERSTE Stiftung and WUS Austria (in the frames of PATTERNS Lectures programme) and from the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education. She is a Member of Management Committee of European network: “New Materialism: Networking European Scholarship on ‘How Matter Comes to Matter’”, European Cooperation in Science and Technology (COST). She collaborates with “Przegląd Filozoficzno-Literacki,” has translated Naomi Wolf’s “The Beauty Myth” (2014) and works by, among others, Judith Butler, Elizabeth Grosz, and Susan Sontag. She is the author of “Ciało – poza Innością i Tożsamością. Trzy figury ciała w filozofii współczesnej” (2016), English title: “The Body – Beyond Otherness and Sameness. Three Figures of the Body in Contemporary Philosophy”).
