Phenomenology Seminar: Intersubjectivity and Social World

The Institute of Philosophy and Human Sciences (IFCH) of UFRGS promotes the Phenomenology Seminar: Intersubjectivity and Social World, which will take place between March 17 and 21, at Pantheon, at the UFRGS Valley campus. The event brings together national and international researchers to discuss central questions of phenomenology, focusing on intersubjectivity and the social world.

Programming includes lectures from experts who will address topics such as corporeality, social structure, cultural convention and phenomenological criticism. The seminar is an opportunity for students, teachers and researchers to deepen their knowledge in the area.

Programming

  • 17/03 (Monday) - 10h
    Pedro Alves (University of Lisbon)
    a proposal for a phenomenology of the social world.

  • 18/03 (Tuesday) - 10h
    Scheila Cristiane Thomé (UFRGS)
    intersubjectivity and corporeality: considerations for an intersubjectivity phenomenology.

  • 19/03 (Wednesday) - 10h
    Marcus Sacri Ayres Ferraz (USP)
    Social structure and cultural convention: a Husserlian view.

  • 20/03 (Thursday) - 14h
    Pedro Alves (University of Lisbon)
    The animated body: for a phenomenology of the animality stratum.

  • 21/03 (Friday)
    14h - Giovana Dalmás (UFRGS)
    revisiting deridian criticism of the sign of the sign in the voice and the phenomenon. Husserl.

The seminar is open to the public and does not require prior registration. For more information, contact the event organization.