Agenda

Online Disinformation Workshop

Online

The Online Disinformation workshop is a three days event (28-30 June) organised by the Knowledge and Cognition and Cogito research groups at the University of Bologna. ​It will cover a broad range of issues relating to online disinformation, in an interdisciplinary framework.

C. Kenneth Waters, “The scientific metaphysics of biological hierarchy”

Online

Ninth workshop of the series "Chats on Philosophy and the Life Sciences", organized by Antonella Tramacere (University of Bologna) and John Bickle (Mississipi State University).

Fausto Caruana, “Emotional Mirroring Promotes Social Bonding and Social Habits: An Insight from Laughter”

Seventh workshop in the series organised by the International centre for enactivism and cognitive semiotics in collaboration with the Knowledge and Cognition research centre.

Marco Viola, “Ma(s)king Faces. The exaptation of social functions in biology and material culture”

Online

Eighth workshop of the series "Chats on Philosophy and the Life Sciences", organized by Antonella Tramacere (University of Bologna) and John Bickle (Mississipi State University).

Vittorio Gallese, “Habits, Social Practices and Symbol-Making. A Just-so Story”

Sixth workshop in the series organised by the International centre for enactivism and cognitive semiotics in collaboration with the Knowledge and Cognition research centre.

John Symons, “Democracy and Scientific Expertise in Epidemiology”

Online

Seventh workshop of the series "Chats on Philosophy and the Life Sciences", organized by Antonella Tramacere (University of Bologna) and John Bickle (Mississipi State University).

Dan Hutto, “Narrative Practices in Mental Health: Narrative Therapy and the Fictive Stance”

Fifth workshop in the series organised by the International centre for enactivism and cognitive semiotics in collaboration with the Knowledge and Cognition research centre.

Lauren Ross, “Cascade as a causal concept: The diversity of causal structure in science”

Sixth workshop of the series "Chats on Philosophy and the Life Sciences", organized by Antonella Tramacere (University of Bologna) and John Bickle (Mississipi State University).

Lambros Malafouris and Maria Danae Koukouti, “The Art and Philosophy of Mirror Gazing: An Anthropological Guide”

Fourth workshop in the series organised by the International centre for enactivism and cognitive semiotics in collaboration with the Knowledge and Cognition research centre.

Ann-Sophie Barwich, “Nothing to Sneeze at: The Limits of Machine Learning in Olfaction”

Fifth workshop of the series "Chats on Philosophy and the Life Sciences", organized by Antonella Tramacere (University of Bologna) and John Bickle (Mississipi State University).

Joe Dewhurst, “Information, Causation and Emergence in Cognitive Neuroscience”

Fourth workshop of the series "Chats on Philosophy and the Life Sciences", organized by Antonella Tramacere (University of Bologna) and John Bickle (Mississipi State University).

Claudio Paolucci, “Cognitive Semiotics, Sense-Making and Enactivism”

Third workshop in the series organised by the International centre for enactivism and cognitive semiotics in collaboration with the Knowledge and Cognition research centre.