DIMENSIONS OF SUBJECTIVITY

Pisa and Lucca, 19-21 September 2001

• Fondazione Dino Terra - Comune di Lucca
• IASC (International Association for the Study of Controversies)
• Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa
• University of Pisa

   

   

  September 19, Pisa, Aula Magna Storica

  9,00 Welcome Addresses
  9,30 Chair: Massimo Barale (Pisa)

  • Karl Otto Apel (Frankfurt) Transzendentale Inter-subjektivität und das Defizit einer Reflexionstheorie in der Philosophie der Gegenwart
  • Claudio Cesa (Pisa, Scuola Normale Superiore) Il soggetto e l'assoluto: tra Germania e Italia
  • Virgilio Melchiorre (Milano, Università Cattolica) Io e mondo. Per un'analisi trascendentale

  12,15 Discussion

   

  15,30 Chair: Giuseppe Cantillo (Napoli)

  • Manfred Frank (Tübingen) Selbstgefühl: zur präreflexivistischen Theorie des Selbstbewusstseins im 18. Jahrhundert
  • Eugenio Lecaldano (Roma, La Sapienza) Soggetto morale e identità personale

  17,15 Discussion

  18,00 Chair: Remo Bodei (Pisa)

  • André Pessel (Paris) Montaigne, Pascal, Spinoza: la résistance à l'idée du sujet comme principe
  • Hélène Védrine (Paris, Sorbonne) Sujet, subjectivité et imagination

  19,30 Discussion

   

  September 20, Pisa, Sala degli Stemmi, Scuola Normale Superiore

  9,00 Chair: Claudio Cesa (Pisa, Scuola Normale Superiore)

  • Eduard Marbach (Bern) Lässt sich Subjektivität naturalisieren? Überlegungen im Ausgang von Husserl
  • Dieter Lohmar (Köln) Begriff, Anschauung und Selbstaffektion

  10,45 Discussion

  11,15 Chair: Michele Ciliberto (Pisa)

  • Francesco Saverio Trincia (Roma) Io psicologico e io trascendentale nella "Crisi" di E. Husserl
  • Massimo Barale (Pisa) Forme di soggettività e modelli di razionalità

   

  September 20, Pisa, Aula Magna Storica

  DISCUSSING WITH ONESELF

  15,30 Chair: Alessandro Ferrara (Parma)

  • Marcelo Dascal (Tel Aviv) On the psychopragmatics of self-criticism  [abstract]
  • Ademar Ferreira (São Paulo) Scientific controversies of a subject with him- or herself  [abstract]
  • Frederic Cossutta (Paris XIII) Controversies and dialogic intersubjectivity  [abstract]
  • Shay Frogel (Tel Aviv) Disagreement, self-agreement, and self-deception  [abstract]

   

  September 21, Lucca, Villa Bottini

  THE FIRST PERSON

  Welcome addresses by Pietro Fazzi, Mayor of Lucca

  9,30 Chair: Marcelo Dascal (Tel Aviv)

  • Adelino Cattani (Padova) Subjectivist interpretations of controversy-based classical thought  [abstract]
  • Han-liang Chang (Taipei) Inter-subjectivity in controversy: A story from the Taoist philosopher Zhuangzi (Chuang Tzu)  [abstract]
  • Yaron Senderowicz (Tel Aviv) Externalism, internalism, and self-knowledge  [abstract]
  • Gerd Fritz (Giessen) First person singular in 17th century controversies  [abstract]
  • Thomas Gloning (Marburg) Early modern theories of controversy: The rules of the game and the role of the persons involved  [abstract]

   

  THE POLITICAL SUBJECT

  15:30 Chair: Sebastiano Maffettone (Roma, LUISS)

  • Pierluigi Barrotta (Pisa) The controversy between liberals and communitarians on the notion of the self  [abstract]
  • León Olivé (Ciudad de México) The Sokal affair: The role of subjectivity in shaping the controversy  [abstract]
  • Omar Barghouti (Tel Aviv) Ethical implications of de-dichotomization of identities in conflict  [abstract]
  • Alan G. Gross (Saint Paul, Minnesota) The role of subjectivity in public controversy over national identity  [abstract]
  • Yves-Charles Zarka (Paris, C.N.R.S.) The two ways of subjectivity in the 17th century: The source of the controversies  [abstract]

  Information: Dr. Pierluigi Barrotta