Feyerabend 2012

Wednesday, September 26 2012 - Saturday, September 29 2012
Humboldt-University, Berlin

Berlin
Germany

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Main speakers:

Joseph Agassi
Tel Aviv University
Matteo Collodel
Humboldt-University, Berlin
University of Texas at Dallas
George Couvalis
Flinders University
Stefano Gattei
Institutions Markets Technologies Institute for Advanced Studies
Ronald Giere
University of Minnesota
Paul Hoyningen-Huene
Universität Hannover
Struan Jacobs
Deakin University
Ian James Kidd
Durham University
Martin Kusch
University of Vienna
Gonzalo Munévar
Lawrence Technological University
Eric Oberheim
Humboldt-University, Berlin
John Preston
University of Reading
Howard Sankey
University of Melbourne
Jen-Jeuq Yuann
National Taiwan University

Organisers:

Eric Oberheim
Humboldt-University, Berlin
Matteo Collodel
Humboldt-University, Berlin

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Feyerabend’s provocative proposals continue to incite an extensive assortment of heated discussions across a range of inter-related disciplines that has proven to be of interest to a broad audience from diverse backgrounds all around the world.

Given the current state of the art, the conference has two closely related main aims. First, it is intended to encourage research by internationally renowned scholars who have worked on Feyerabend’s philosophy, in an attempt to do justice to the notorious complexity of his ideas and their relevance to ongoing debates in contemporary science studies. The second main aim of the conference is to promote the pressing issues concerning the nature of science and its impact on society and how they are structured. Such issues were central to Feyerabend’s philosophy as he repeatedly redeveloped it from the positivist climate prevalent in the 1950s to the post-modernist climate of the 1990s.

Conference language: English.

A few travel bursaries for graduate students are available. If you wish to be considered please submit a CV and a travel budget in addition to your abstract.

For further information, please refer to the conference website or contact the organizing committee by email at: feyerabend2012@gmail.com

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