Inaugural Conference of the European Philosophical Society for the Study of Emotions

Instituto de Filosofia da Nova, FCSH – Universidade NOVA de Lisboa

Inaugural Conference

Website

http://navotnaor.wix.com/epsse#!inaugural-conference/cee5

Friday, 18 July

8.30-9.30 - Registration of Participants - at Auditório 1 Torre B

9.30-10.45 Auditório 1 – Torre B

Opening Session

Aaron Ben-Ze’ev, Anthony Hatzimoysis, Angelika Krebs, Dina Mendonça

10.45-11.15 BREAK

11.15-13.15

A1          Symposium on Romantic Love 1 – Sala 1.05, 1^st floor, ID (Chair: Aaron Ben-Ze’ev)

• Aaron Ben-Ze’ev (organizer), Distance is the New Romantic Closeness
• Robert Zaborowski, Paradoxes of Love
• Monica Roland, What's So Moral About Love?
• Michael Kühler, Love as Union: A Threat to Personal Autonomy?

A2          Defining Emotions 1 – Sala Multiusos 2, 4^st floor, ID (Chair: Anthony Hatzimoysis)

• Jeffrey Seidman, The Unity of Caring
• Johannes Ernst Hoerning, On the Ontology of Grief
• Anja Berninger, Disembodying James. What the Stream of Thought Teaches Us about Emotions
• Christoph Jäger, Looking into Meta-Emotions

A3          Individual Papers – Sala Multiusos 3, 4^st floor, ID (Chair: Tom Cochrane)

• Jeremy Fischer, On Pridelessness
• Matthew Bennett, Guilt, Pride, and Morality
• Tommaso Piazza and Luca Moretti, The Epistemic Role of Emotions, and the New Epistemic Challenge to Dogmatism
• Demian Whiting, Moral Judgment and Emotion

13.15-14.15 LUNCH

14.15-15.45

B1          Individual Papers – Sala 1.05, 1^st floor, ID (Chair: Christoph Jäger)

• Theodore Scaltsas, Emotive Lateral Thinking
• Franck Lihoreau, Arguing about Feelings: Argumentation Schemes for Reasoning about Emotions
• Andrea Borsato, Crisis and the Will

B2          Symposium on Emotions & Literature – Sala Multiusos 2, 4^st floor, ID (Chair: Angelika Krebs)

• Angelika Krebs (organizer), And What Was There Accepted Us - On Aesthetic Resonance
• Adrian Wettstein, The Impact of Novels on the Emotional Life
• Barbara Merker, Concepts in Literature. Love and the Function of a Third Person

B3          Individual Papers – Sala Multiusos 3, 4^th floor, ID (Chair: Matthew Crippen)

• Luciana Ceri, Emotions and Moral Judgments
• Rebecca Kingston, Insights and Challenges in Cross-Disciplinary Work
• Oliver Downing, Inconsistency in the Sartrean Account of Love: Redefining Love(s) as Exclusively Rational or Innate

15.45-16.15 TEA & POSTERS

16.15-17.45

C1          Emotion Regulation – Sala 1.05, 1^st floor, ID (Chair: Michael Lacewing)

• Tom Roberts, Emotion Regulation and Responsibility
• Frøydis Gammelsæter, Emotion Regulation
• Jamie Dow, Recalcitrant Emotions and the Structure of the Soul

C2          Symposium on Situated Affectivity – Sala Multiusos 2, 4^st floor, ID (Chair: Achim Stephan)

• Achim Stephan/Sven Walter: Ways of Emotional Situatedness
• Giovanna Colombetti/Tom Roberts, Dispositional Affect and the Extended Mind
• Joel Krueger, Extended Emotion Regulation

C3          Emotions & the Arts 1 – Sala Multiusos 3, 4^th floor, ID (Chair: Angelika Krebs)

• Susanne Schmetkamp, The Importance of Moods and Expressiveness for the Cinematic Experience
• Deniz Peters, Hearing Emotion in Music: Empathy? Contagion? Subjective Response?
• Christiane Voss, Aesthetic Transformation of Affect by Abject-Art

18.00 RECEPTION
Saturday, 19 July

9.00-10.30

D1          Emotions & Rationality 2 – Sala 1.05, 1^st floor, ID (Chair: Navot Naor)

• Tom Cochrane, Happiness and Emotional Rationality
• Scott Howard, Memory, Imagination, and the Correspondence Theory of Emotional Rationality
• Georg Friedrich and Juana F. Chinchilla-Calero, On Rational Emotions

D2          Emotions & Morality 1 – Sala Multiusos 2, 4^st floor, ID (Chair: Susanne Schmetkamp)

• Andreas Dorschel, Schadenfreude and the Sense of Self-Righteousness
• Michael Brady, Feeling Bad and Seeing Bad
• Eva Weber-Guskar, Consolation - An Unrecognized Emotion?

D3          Emotion Regulation 2 – Sala Multiusos 3, 4^th floor, ID (Chair: Matthew Crippen)

• Alison Kerr, Emotional Rationality and Prudent Emotional Regulation
• Alberto Murcia and Mercedes Rivero, Can We Explain Counterfactual Emotions through Enactivism?
• José Manuel Palma, Emotional Perception and Affective Valence

10.30-11.00 BREAK

11.00-12.30

E1           Emotions & the Arts 2 – Sala 1.05, 1^st floor, ID (Chair: Christiane Voss)

• Lucia Fiorella, Neuroaesthetics and Literary Criticism: The Role of Emotions
• Joerg Fingerhut, Neuroaesthetics and Aesthetic Emotions
• David Bitter, Cognitivism and Emotivism in Philosophy of Music

E2           Emotions & the Self 1 – Sala Multiusos 2, 4^st floor, ID (Chair: Vassiliki Griporopoulou)

• Dina Mendonea, Self-Awareness and the Meta-Emotion of Surprise
• Ruth Rebecca Tietjen, The Ambivalence of Reflexive Fear
• Jérôme Pelletier, The Emotional Engagement of the Self with Fiction

E3           Individual Papers – Sala Multiusos 3, 4^th floor, ID (Chair: Edward Hardcourt)

• Justin D'Arms, Practical and Pathetic Reasons to Feel
• Markus Wild, Coping with Emotions. A New Hypothesis on the Function of Prehistoric Cave Paintings
• Heleen Pott, What is an Emotion? Rereading William James

12.30-13.30 LUNCH

13.30-15.00

F1           Philosophy & Emotion Science 1 – Sala 1.05, 1^st floor, ID (Chair: Andreas Dorschel)

• Matthew Crippen, Emotions as Reflections of Situations
• Alex Madva and Michael Brownstein, The Blurry Boundary between Stereotyping and Evaluation in Implicit Cognition
• Dirk von Boetticher, Towards an Integrative Concept of Interaffectivity. Emotions as Embodied Phenomena of Second Nature

F2           Emotions in Existentialism – Sala Multiusos 2, 4^st floor, ID (Chair: Anthony Hatzimoysis)

• Martin Hartmann, Serial Feelings: Sartre’s Theory of Emotions Reconsidered (Once More)
• Jan Slaby, It's About Time: Heidegger on Affectivity Revisited
• Hye Young Kim, Anxiety and Guilt in the Philosophy of “Dasein”

F3           Symposium on The Sociality of Emotions 1 – Sala Multiusos 3, 4^st floor, ID (Chair: Christoph Demmerling)

• Christoph Demmerling (organizer), Introduction: The Sociality of Emotions
  • Michael Siegel, The Creation of Atmospheres as a Social Practice
  • H. Andres Sanchez Guerrero, Affective Intentional Community as a Matter of Caring with One Another
  • Hilge Landweer, Corporeal Interactions, Emotional Contagion and Collective Feelings

15.00-16.30 TEA & POSTERS

16.30-17.15 BUSINESS MEETING – Auditório 1, Torre B

17.30-19.00

G1          Symposium on The Sociality of Emotions 2 – Sala 1.05, 1^st floor, ID (Chair: Christoph Demmerling)

• Anna Welpinghus, A New Conception of Socially Constructed Emotions
  • Kelly Hamilton, Collective Emotions
  • Lisa Katharin Schmalzried, Empathic Knowledge and Emotional Identification with Fictional Characters

G2          Emotions in the History of Philosophy – Sala Multiusos 2, 4^st floor, ID (Chair: Martin Hartmann)

• Vasiliki Grigoropoulou, Affects and Conscience in Spinoza
• Kerstin Andermann, Ontology of Affects in Spinoza, Nietzsche and Deleuze
• Marita Rainsborough, Affect. Body. Desire. Emotionality in the Philosophical Concepts of Foucault and Butler

G3          Individual Papers – Sala Multiusos 3, 4^th floor, ID (Chair: Michael Lacewing)

• Michele Davide Ombrato, The Causal Structure of Emotion Experience
• Katherine Tullmann, Feeling and Function: Conscious vs. Unconscious Emotions
• Sarah Songhorian and Francesca Forlè, Emotional Perception as Perception of Values

19.30 DINNER
Sunday, 20 July

9.00-10.30

H1          Theories of Emotion – Sala 1.05, 1^st floor, ID (Chair: Anthony Hatzimoysis)

• Timothy Mosteller, Towards a Phenomenological Correspondence Theory of Emotions
• Rebekka Hufendiek, Social Emotions between Normativity and Naturalism
• Samuel Lepine, Emotions, Motivations, and Evaluative Reasons

H2          Emotions & Morality 2 – Sala Multiusos 2, 4^st floor, ID (Chair: Renia Gasparatou)

• Wojciech Zaluski, Emotions and Welfare
• Jule Jakob Govrin, Emotional Economies. The Entanglements of Desire and Economy in the Era of Neoliberalism
• Jose Tovar, Moral Emotions Development

H3          Symposium on Romantic Love 2 – Sala Multiusos 3, 4^th floor, ID (Chair: Aaron Ben-Ze’ev)

• Edward Harcourt, Bestowal, Appraisal, and Attachment
• Tomas Hejduk, Socrates, the Romantic Lover?
• Rachel Fredericks, Jealousy and Self-Respect

10.30-11.00 BREAK

11.00-12.30

I1            Philosophy & Emotion Science 2 – Sala 1.05, 1^st floor, ID (Chair: Alison MacKenzie)

• Navot Naor and Hadas Okon-Singer, The Modern Search for the Holy Grail: Philosophy of Neuroscience and the Case of Happiness
• Constanza Zoé Sánchez Barbieri, Mirroring, Mindreading and the Content of Emotions
• Mercedes Rivero, Act or Enact? The Subject Is Representing Herself

I2            Continental Philosophy of Emotion – Sala Multiusos 2, 4^st floor, ID (Chair: Rebekka Hufendiek)

• Arkadiusz Chrudzimski, Brentano on Right Emotions
• Yannis Prelorentzos, Bergson's Analysis of Emotions
• Efstathios Veltsos, The Status of Emotions in Gaston Bachelard’s Philosophy of Science

I3        Emotive Expressions – Sala Multiusos 3, 4th floor, ID (Chair: Mary Carman)

• Renia Gasparatou, Emotive Performatives
• Trip Glazer, The Meaning of Emotional Expressions
• Anna Ciaunica-Garrouty, Matching Emotions through Bodily Expressions – Some Lessons from Research in Autism

12.30-13.30 LUNCH

13.30-15.00

J1            Individual Papers – Sala 1.05, 1^st floor, ID (Chair: Renia Gasparatou)

• Elaine O'Connell, The Testimony of Emotion
• Mary Carman, Guiding Action via Emotion: The Rationalising Potential of Emotions
• Thomas Jacobi, Feeling Present in Times Passing: Temporal Awareness and Emotional Acuity

J2            Emotions & the Self 2 – Sala Multiusos 2, 4^th floor, ID (Chair: David Bitter)

• Michael Lacewing, Emotion, Perception, and the Self in Moral Epistemology
• Judit Szalai, Affective Self-Ignorance
• Karol Chrobak, How to Understand Limit Emotions?

J3            Individual Papers – Sala Multiusos, 4^th floor. ID (Chair: Matthew Crippen)

• Tristram Oliver-Skuse, Intentionality and Feeling in Perceptual Theories of the Emotions
• Kevin Reuter, Emotional Feelings are not about what we think they are about
• Katherine Rickus, 1st and 3rd Person Knowledge of Emotions

15.00 END