This symposium aims to celebrate Feyerabend&rsquo\;s centennial by exploring how his ideas continue to challenge and inspire contemporary thought across various domains. We invite contributions that reflect Feyerabend&rsquo\;s impact on epistemology\, philosophy of science\, and philosophical methodology in a broader general sense. Topics of interest include (but are not limited to) theoretical pluralism\, epistemological anarchism\, the role of intellectual traditions in shaping scientific knowledge\, and the intersection of science and democracy. We are particularly interested in contributions that demonstrate how Feyerabend&rsquo\;s philosophy can be applied to current issues in science and society\, showcasing the relevance of his work in today&rsquo\;s intellectual landscape. The symposium will foreseeably feature a total of 6 talks\, each lasting 60 minutes\, providing ample time for in-depth discussion of the presented ideas.
\nSchedule
\nTuesday\, December 3\, 2024
Room: 2.18
9:45&ndash\;10:00 &ndash\; Opening Remarks
\n10:00&ndash\;11:00 &ndash\; Ulrich Arnswald (University of Innsbruck / University of Kaiserslautern-Landau / Dnipro National University): Feyerabend Reads Kuhn&rsquo\;s Structure of Scientific Revolutions. A Closer Look at Feyerabend&rsquo\;s Criticism
\n11:00&ndash\;12:00 &ndash\; Danilo &Scaron\;uster (University of Maribor): Feyerabend\, Astrology\, and Open-mindedness
\n12:00&ndash\;13:30 &ndash\; Lunch Break
\n13:30&ndash\;14:30 &ndash\; Jonas Pö\;ld (Hans-Albert-Institut) &\; Florian Chefai (Hans-Albert-Institut): Do We Live in Feyerabend&rsquo\;s Utopia? Reflections on Autonomy\, Trust\, and Democracy
\n14:30&ndash\;15:30 &ndash\; Alexander Gabovich &\; Volodymyr Kuznetsov (Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences) &ndash\; Virtual Presentation: The Uncertain World of Orthodoxy
\n15:30&ndash\;16:00 &ndash\; Coffee Break
\n16:00&ndash\;17:00 &ndash\; Bojan Borstner (University of Maribor): Reading Parmenides &ndash\; Between Popper and Feyerabend
\n17:00&ndash\;18:00 &ndash\; Antonino Drago (University &ldquo\;Federico II&rdquo\; of Naples\, Italy) &ndash\; Virtual Presentation: Feyerabend&rsquo\;s Definition of Incommensurability as a Prelude to an Operative and Formal One
\nWednesday\, December 4\, 2024
Room: 2.8
9:00&ndash\;10:00 &ndash\; Daniele Molinari (University of Parma): The Normativity of Imagination and the Evolution of Thought Experiments
\n10:00&ndash\;11:00 &ndash\; Juan Esteban de Jager (University of Ljubljana): &ldquo\;To See the Right Things You Need the Right Instruments&rdquo\;: On Feyerabend\, Method\, and the Ontological Turn in Anthropology
\n11:00&ndash\;12:00 &ndash\; Rita Kimijima-Dennemeyer (KU Leuven): Paul Feyerabend and Mental Health: Foundations for a Democratic Psychiatry
\n12:00&ndash\;13:30 &ndash\; Lunch Break
\n13:30&ndash\;14:30 &ndash\; Deivide Garcia da Silva Oliveira (Federal University of Sergipe\, Department of Philosophy) &ndash\; Virtual Presentation: A Sketch of Feyerabend&rsquo\;s Theory of Experience: Experience Fluidness and Plurality
\n14:30&ndash\;15:30 &ndash\; Andrej Ule (University of Ljubljana): Feyerabendov Epistemolo&scaron\;ki Anarhizem in Meje Propozicionalnega Gledanja na Znanstveno Spoznanje / Feyerabend&rsquo\;s Epistemological Anarchism and the Limits of the Propositional View of Scientific Knowledge
ORGANIZER;CN="Tadej Todorović";CN=Borut Trpin: METHOD:PUBLISH END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR