Sciences in Context
Amphithéâtre
8 rue Charles V
75004 Paris
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Lecture series organized by CRI and Paris IAS
Presentation
Sciences in Context is a new public lecture series, which aims to bring concepts and perspectives from the frontiers of the humanities to the CRI community.
Each lecture will take place on the last Tuesday of the month, featuring fellows from CRI and from the Institut d'Études Avancées (IEA) de Paris.
Lecture topics will be discussed in an open session of the Practical Philosophy Club on the Friday before each lecture, to facilitate an active and participatory discourse with the invited speaker.
Program
3 March 2019 Saadi LAHLOU (IEA de Paris / LSE)
How can we change the world? Channelling behaviour with Installations
26 March 2019 Johannes JAEGER (CRI / Complexity Science Hub Vienna)
What is time? What is change? The Ontology of Dynamical Systems
23 April 2019 Denis WALSH (Paris IAS / University of Toronto)
Evolutionary Foundationalism and the Myth of the Chemical Given
28 May 2019 Sahar SADJADI (Paris IAS / Amherst College)
Gender Identity and the Appeal of the Brain
25 juin 2019 Michael JONIK (Paris IAS / University of Sussex)
The risks of thinking; or, toward a critique of bio-techno-positivism
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 The Brain, Authenticity and Pediatric Gender Transition 01 September 2018 - 30 June 2019  Agency in the Natural World 01 September 2018 - 30 June 2019  Anarchists, Scientists, Lovers, and Con-Men: Risk and the Nineteenth-Century Novel 01 October 2018 - 30 June 2019 |
