Second European Pragmatism Conference

Paris, September 9-11, 2015

• Please check the website 2 Creativity in the pragma- http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/program tist tradition: at the cross- for any update. Room mapping will be posted on site and sessions programs will be roads of art and social sci- displayed both at the receptions and on the ences room doors.

Bugaeva • Coffee breaks are scheduled at 11h00-11h30 EHESS Salle 2 - Chair: Lyuba - 9:30- every morning. Afternoon breaks: 16h45- 13h00 17h15 on Sept 9; 16h-16h30 on Sept, 10 and Sept, 11. • Aline Caillet, UMR Acte, Université Paris 1, Panthéon-Sorbonne, The inquiry in art • Talks are 30’ long followed by 15’ of discus- and social sciences: a figure of the creativ- sion. ity

• Jacinto Lageira, UMR Acte, Université Paris 1, Panthéon-Sorbonne, For an aesthet- Wednesday, ics of action

September 9, 2015 • Agnès Lontrade, UMR Acte, Université Paris 1, Panthéon-Sorbonne, Creativity of Location: EHESS, 105 Boulevard Raspail, 75006 Paris action and the Aesthetic of democracy

More: http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/51908 8h30-9h00: Registration 9h00: Welcome and Introduction by the orga- nizers (Amphithéâtre F. Furet). 3 Neo-pragmatism and Meta- physic 1 Pragmatism and Classical EHESS Salle 3 - Chair: David Hildebrand - German Philosophy 9:30-13h00

EHESS Salle 1- Chair: Gabriele Gava - 9:30- • Jonathan Knowles, Norwegian University 13h00 of Science and Technology, Does Metaphysics depend on representationalism? • Gabriele Gava, Goethe-University Frankfurt am Main, Reference and its Metaphysical Im- • Bjørn Ramberg, University of Oslo, Re- plications: Leibniz, Kant, and Peirce description, Conversation, Metaphysics • Vincent Colapietro, Pennsylvania State University, Actuality and Intelligibility: • Carl Sachs, Marymount University, Sci- Hegel, Peirce, and Experience vis-à-vis entism Without Representationalism: Neo- Reason pragmatist Semantics and Neo-positivist Metaphysics • Robert Stern and Neil Williams, The Uni- versity of Sheffield, James on Hegel • Danielle Macbeth, Haverford College, Yet Another Consequence of Pragmatism More details: http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/ 51358 More: http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/52550

1 4 What Do We Do When We • 10:15 - 11:00 Vitaly Kiryushchenko, York Do history? Pragmatist University (Toronto); National Research University - Higher School of Economics Reflections on the Theory (Moscow), Semantic contents and pragmatic of Historiography perspectives: the idea of objectivity in Robert Brandom’s normative pragmatism http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/54871 EHESS Salle 4 - Chair: Chiara Ambrosio - 9:30-13h00 • 11:30 - 12:15 Evelyn Vargas, University of La Plata, Peirce on the Norms of Judgment • Tullio Viola, Humboldt Universität, Con- http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/58521 troversies and Intellectual History. With or Against Peirce? • 12:15 - 13:00 Tibor Solymosi, Mercyhurst University, The Dynamics of Inquiry • Simona Cerutti, Ecole des Hautes Etudes http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/58420 en Sciences Sociales, « History from below » and/or Pragmatic History 13:00-14:30: Lunch on your • Roberto Gronda, Scuola Normale Superiore own di Pisa, Myth or History? Some Outlines of a Pragmatist Philosophy of Mythology 7 Contributed Papers • Rodrigo Díaz-Maldonado, Instituto de In- vestigaciones Históricas UNAM, From Prag- EHESS Salle 1 - Chair: Laura Centemeri - matist Experience to Historical Representa- 14:30 - 16:45 tion. An Attempt of Synthesis. • 14:30 - 15:15 Gwendoline Torterat, Labo- ratoire d’ethnologie et de sociologie compara- More: http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/52184 tive, To follow in the archaeologist. Pragma- tists proposals for an existential anthropology 5 Contributed Papers http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/58486 • 15:15 - 16:00 Philippe Lorino, ESSEC Busi- EHESS Salle 5 - Chair: Henrik Rydenfelt - 9:30- ness School, Pragmatism: A Key Source For 13h00 The Renewal Of Organization And Manage- ment Studies • 09:30 - 10:15 Torjus , Center Midtgarden http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/59268 for the Study of the Sciences and the Human- ities, University of Bergen, Dewey’s publics • 16:00 - 16:45 Manuel Boutet, Laboratoire reconsidered: process ontology, communica- GREDEG, Play Studies. Experience and so- tion and vulnerable agents cialization in popular culture http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/57976 http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/59344

• 10:15 - 11:00 Andreas Antic, Univer- sität Potsdam, John Dewey’s Philosophical 8 Contributed Papers Legacy for the “Open Movements” in the Dig- ital Age EHESS Salle 2 - Chair: Roberta Dreon - 14:30 http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/59307 - 16:45 • 14:30 - 15:15 Dorota Koczanowicz, Univer- • 11:30 - 12:15 Jörg Volbers, Freie Univer- sity of Wrocław, Somaesthetics and the prob- sity Berlin, Institute of Philosophy, Experi- lem of social taste ence and Critique. Placing Pragmatism in http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/57332 Modern Philosophy http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/57753 • 15:15 - 16:00 Paul Taylor, Departments of Philosophy and African American Studies, Pennsylvania State University, An Aesthet- 6 Contributed Papers ics of Resistance: Deweyan Experimentalism and Epistemic Injustice EHESS Salle 6 - Chair: Sami Pihlstrom - 9:30- http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/57832 13h00 • 16:00 - 16:45 Judit Vari, Université de • 09:30 - 10:15 Massimo Dell’Utri, Univer- Rouen, Aesthetics and ethics in pragmatism. sity of Sassari, Truth and the Relevance of A videogame experiment and its educational Practice virtues http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/57860 http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/59320

2 9 Contributed Papers pure experience http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/59316 EHESS Salle 3 - Chair: John Ryder - 14:30 - 16:45 • 16:00 - 16:45 Bill Bywater, Allegheny Col- lege, Apprenticeship as a Moral Method and • 14:30 - 15:15 Yukie , Graduate Shimizu a Moral Ideal School of Social Sciences, Hitotsubashi Uni- http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/58340 versity, A study on the influence of James’ pacifism on The Collective Research on Po- litical Conversions in Japanese post-war pe- 12 Contributed Papers riod http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/58502 EHESS Salle 1 - Chair: Olivier Gaudin - 17:15 - 18:45 • 15:15 - 16:00 Jacoby Carter, City Univer- sity of New York: John Jay College of Crimi- • 17:15 - 18:00 Serge Grigoriev, Ithaca Col- nal Justice, An Inter American Discourse on lege, Some Reflections on Peirce’s View of Race, Nationality, and Cosmopolitanism the Self http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/59313 http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/55481 • 16:00 - 16:45 Russell B. , Univer- Goodman • 18:00 - 18:45 Eleonora Mingarelli, KULeu- sity of New Mexico , Peirce and Emerson ven, Breaking through continuity: a Jame- http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/76773 sian account of the self http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/59326 10 Contributed Papers

EHESS Salle 4 - Chair: Rosa Maria Cal- 13 Contributed Papers caterra - 14:30 - 16:45 EHESS Salle 2 - Chair: John Ryder - 17:15 - • 14:30 - 15:15 Núria Sara Miras Boronat, 18:45 Universitat de Barcelona,Jane Addams: Pragmatism as Social Practice and Social • 17:15 - 18:00 Laura Centemeri, Institut Ethics Marcel Mauss - Gildas Renou, Sociétés, Ac- http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/59276 teurs, Gouvernement en Europe, How to make “emplaced valuation” matter in pro- • 15:15 - 16:00 Devin Fitzpatrick, University cesses of political and economic regulation. of Oregon, Sympathy and Inquiry: A Rein- Understanding the social movement for sus- terpretation of Jane Addams on Epistemic tainable degrowth through a pragmatic soci- Injustice ology of valuation http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/58337 http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/59279

• 16:00 - 16:45 L. Ryan Musgrave, Rollins • 18:00 - 18:45 Antoine Hennion, Cen- College, U.S. Democratic Experimentalism tre de sociologie de l’innovation, MINES- with the Arts: Jane Addams, Albert C. Paristech/CNRS, At the Crossroads of Care Barnes, & Rollins/Black Mountain College and Pragmatism: a Plea for a Situational http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/59505 Ethics http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/59295 11 Contributed Papers

EHESS Salle 6 - Chair: Roberto Gronda - 14:30 14 Contributed Papers - 16:45 EHESS Salle 3 - Chair: Sarin Marchetti - • 14:30 - 15:15 Olivier Gaudin, École des 17:15 - 18:45 hautes études en sciences sociales, Locating • 17:15 - 18:00 Michael , Lehigh Uni- the formation of habits, between pragmatism Raposa versity [Bethlehem] and phenomenology , Remarks Concerning http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/59325 the Relevance of Pragmatism for Contempo- rary Psychotherapy • 15:15 - 16:00 Elena Tripaldi, Dipartimento http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/54211 di Filosofia, Sociologia, Pedagogia e Psicolo- gia Applicata. Università degli Studi di • 18:00 - 18:45 Michela Bella, Università PadovaA Skeptical Balance. Interactions be- Roma Tre, William James and the Issue of tween William James and Edmund Husserl Continuity towards a phenomenological reassessment of http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/58372

3 15 Contributed Papers 18 Pragmatism, Justice, and

EHESS Salle 5 - Chair: Roberto GRONDA - Hope for the Future 17:15 - 18:45 EHESS Salle 2 - Chair: Claude Gautier - 09:30 • 17:15 - 18:00 Andrew Garnar, Department - 13:00 of Philosophy and Religion (Clemson Univer- • Shannon Sullivan, University of North Car- sity), George Herbert Mead and How to Re- olina at Charlotte (USA), construct “Timeless Time” Pragmatism and http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/59286 Epistemic Justice • 18:00 - 18:45 Jean-Marie Chevalier, Uni- • Erin Tarver, Oxford College at Emory Uni- versity (USA), versity of Helsinki, Towards a Pragmatist So- Pragmatism and The Moral cial Epistemology Equivalent of Football: James, Feminism, http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/59340 and the Future of College Athletics • Phillip McReynolds, University of North 16 Contributed Papers Carolina at Charlotte (USA), Pragmatism Without Hope: Dewey, Post Humanism, and EHESS Salle 6 - Chair: Cassiano Terra Ro- the Anthropocene drigues - 17:15 - 18:45 • http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/51106 • 17:15-18:00 Jérémy Eydieux, Laboratoire d’économie et de management de Nantes At- lantique, Risks governance and risky opera- 19 Pragmatism and Euro- tions helping each other to face unexpected pean Philosophy (Prag- events: A few contributions of pragmatist philosophy mata Panel 1) http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/57948 EHESS Salle 3 - Chair: Stéphane Madelrieux • 18:00-18:45 Jean-Francois Cote, Université - 09:30 - 13:00 du Québec à Montréal, Mead and Park: The • Mathias Girel, USR3608, ENS, Peirce, Difficult Path Towards Pragmatist Sociology http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/57578 Whewell, and the Clarification of Meanings. • Stéphane Madelrieux, Institut de recherches philosophiques de Lyon, What’s Thursday, September the Use of Getting Back to ‘Pure Experi- ence’? 10, 2015 • Olivier Tinland, Centre de Recherches In- terdisciplinaires en Sciences humaines et So- 17 Knowledge and Inquiry: ciales de Montpellier, The Ambivalence of Hegel’s Pragmatism Pragmatism and Legal • Roberto Frega, Institut Marcel Mauss, Practice CNRS, John Dewey, Claude Lefort, and the Wide View of Democracy EHESS Salle 1, Chair: Rossella Fabbrichesi, 09:30 - 13:00 • http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/76729 • Brian Butler, University of North Carolina at Asheville, Takings and Methods of Legal 20 African American Phi- Reasoning losophy and Pragmatism • Clarice von Oertzen de Araujo, Pontif- ical Catholic University of Sao Paulo, Legal (SAAP invited Panel) Semiotics EHESS Salle 5 - Chair: Kenneth Stikkers - • Frederic Kellogg, George Washington Uni- 9:30 - 13:00 versity, Conflict Resolution Through Social • Kenneth W. Stikkers, Southern Illinois Induction: A Pragmatist Logic of Law University Carbondale, Between Assimila- • Giovanni Tuzet, University of Bocconi, Ab- tionism and Separatism: Alain Locke’s Plu- duction and Causal Reasoning ralistic Cosmopolitanism • More: http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/ • David McClean, Molloy College, On the 52077 Uses of Covenant: A Pragmatist Perspective.

4 • Joseph Smith, Southern Illinois University • http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/52182 Carbondale, How the ’Nigga’ Was Born. • Judith Green, Fordham University, Deep- 23 Value Theories in Classi- ening Piketty’s Pragmatism: Contributions from African American Pragmatists toward cal Pragmatism: Insights Framing a New Paradigm of Political Econ- and Difficulties omy. • http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/75418 EHESS Salle 2 - Chair: Laura Centemeri - 14:30 - 18:00 21 Pragmatism Studies in • Pierre-Luc Dostie Proulx, Université de Louvain, Dewey and Santayana on Value: a China Critical Criterion?

EHESS Salle 6 - Chair: Pierre Steiner - 09:30 • Diana Heney, Fordham University, Concep- - 13:00 tual Pragmatism and the Moral Life.

• Chen Yajun, Center for Dewey Studies, Fu- • Neil Williams, University of Sheffield, dan University, On the Comparative Studies William James and Alain Locke on Value of Pragmatism and Chinese Philosophy Pluralism. • Jiang Yi, Department of Philosophy, Beijing • Jessica Wright, University of Toronto, Normal University, Peirce Studies in China Peirce on Value as Peirce on Virtue: Con- in the 21th Century nections between Pragmatism and Virtue • Wang Chengbing, Department of Philoso- Ethics. phy, Beijing Normal University, On John • http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/51818 Dewey’s Notion of Experience in “The Need for a Recovery of Philosophy” • Sun Ning, School of Philosophy, Fudan Uni- 24 Richard Rorty and Euro- versity, Natural Realism or Transactional- pean Philosophy: A Fruit- ism: On the Relationships between Putnam and Two Pragmatists, James and Dewey ful Relationship (Central- • http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/75416 European Pragmatist Fo- rum invited Panel 1) 13:00-14:30: Lunch on your EHESS Salle 3 - Chair: Emil Višňovský - 14:30 own - 18:00 • Alan Malachowski, Stellenbosch Univer- 22 Pragmatism and Experi- sity, Richard Rorty: Imagination over Truth ence in Contemporary De- • William M. Curtis, University of Portland, bates Rhetoric Between Philosophy and Poetry: Rorty as Essayist EHESS Salle 1 - Chair: Carl Sachs -14:30 - 18:00 • Alexander Kremer, University of Szeged, Rorty and Hungarian Philosophy • Antje Gimmler, University of Aalborg, Den- mark, What experience does and language • Krzystof Skowronski, University of Opole, not - and the other way round Rorty in Polish Philosophy • David , University of Colorado, Hildebrand • http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/76734 Denver, A Case, with Examples, for Experi- ence in Contemporary Pragmatism • Joseph Margolis, Temple University, 25 Gestures, reasoning, Philadelphia, Richard Rorty contra Rorty mathematics (Pragma and John Dewey invited Panel) • Bjørn Torgrim Ramberg, Oslo University, Norway, Agendas of pragmatism and the con- EHESS Salle 5 - Chair: Giovanni Maddalena cept of experience. - 14:30-18:00

5 • Giovanni Maddalena, University of Molise, Boulevard Jourdan, 75014 Paris). Practical de- Complete gestures between aesthetics and tails will be provided at the Conference. mathematics

• Christiane Chauviré, University of Paris 1, Sorbonne, Peirce and Wittgenstein on math- Friday, September 11, ematical demonstration 2015 • Giuseppe Longo, École Normale Supérieure, The use of ‘geometric judg- Location: Ecole normale supérieure, 29, rue d’Ulm, 75005 Paris ments’ as meaningful gestures in space and time in the proofs of recent unprovable propositions of Arithmetic 9h00: Welcome and Introduction by Marc , Director of Ecole normale supérieure, • Matteo Santarelli, University of Molise, Mézard Paris, and Marc Crépon, Chair of the Depart- Completing gestures: a new way of under- ment of Philosophy, ENS. standing psychoanalytic theory? • http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/76770 28 ’The cure for the ills of democracy is more democ- 26 Normativity: Significance racy’. Pragmatism and and Inquiry (Nordic Prag- Democracy in Times of matism Network invited Crisis Panel 1) ENS Salle 1 - Chair: Clayton Chin - 9:30-13:00 EHESS Salle 6 - Chair: Gabriele Gava - 14:30- 18:00 • Carlos Mougan, Facultad de Filosofía, Uni- versidad de Cádiz, Dewey´s democratic con- • Heikki J. Koskinen, University of Helsinki, cepts in a current European context Mediated Recognition and Brandom’s Analy- • Leszek Koczanowicz, University of So- sis cial Sciences and Humanities, Wroclaw, • Henrik Rydenfelt, University of Helsinki, How much community does democracy need? Communication, Significance and Normative Pragmatism and Discussions on Democracy Arguments in Poland

• Chiara Ambrosio, University College Lon- • Julio Seoane, Universidad de Alcala de don, Peirce’s First Rule of Reason, and His- Hernares, (Experimental) Democracy as a tory constant immanent critique • Rosa Calcaterra, Universita Roma Tre, • Mats Bergman, University of Helsinki, Re-description of democracy: a philosophical Economy and Normativity in Peirce’s Meth- and educational task odeutic • http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/75439 • http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/76731 29 Pragmatism in national 27 Reception Dinner and and transnational con- Performance texts Fondation Biermans Lapôtre RER B, Cité Universitaire ENS Salle 2 - Chair: Antje Gimmler - 9:30- 7 Boulevard Jourdan, 13:00 75014 Paris. 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm • Charlene Seigfried, Purdue University, The Common Roots of Abundance and Presenters and panelists are invited to a recep- Scarcity in a Globalized Economy tion dinner (Cocktail and Buffet) offered by the sponsors and to an art event called Performing • Francesca Bordogna, University of Notre Lives, organized by Laboratoire du Geste. The Dame, ’Thought and Action’: William dinner and event will be hosted at the Fondation James, the Magic Pragmatists, and the Fas- Biermans Lapôtre (RER B, Cité Universitaire 7 cist Mystics

6 • Lee McBride, The College of Wooster, Cre- • Jing He, Knowledge and Action Lab, East ative Democracy: Dewey and Mouffe China Normal University, The pragmatic roots of enactive and extended cognition • Marilyn Fischer, University of Dayton, Addams’s Theorizing in Personal Reactions • Jean-Michel Roy, Ecole Normale Supérieure During the War Lyon, Defining Cognitive Pragmatism: The Problem Of Concept Pragmatism • http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/51910 • http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/52167 30 Questioning the Canon from Within: Pragma- 33 Pragmatism and Femi- tism’s Dialogues with It- nism (Pragmata invited self Panel 2) ENS Salle 6 - Chair: Brendan Hogan - 9:30- ENS Salle 3 - Chair: Vincent Colapietro - 13:00 9:30-11:00 • Barbara Formis, UMR Acte, Université • Sarin Marchetti, University College Paris 1, Panthéon-Sorbonne, Art as Pragma- Dublin, Brandom and Pragmatism: Re- tism marks on a Still Open Question • Sandra Laugier, Université Panthéon- • Fergal McHugh, University College Dublin, Sorbonne, Pragmatism, Care, and Democ- A Deep Tension Within Pragmatism: Put- racy nam and Price on Truth and Justification • Carole Gayet, Centre de recherches soci- • http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/52183 ologiques sur le droit et les institutions pé- nales, Can housewives be models of political 31 Contributed Papers commitment ? • Claude Gautier, Triangle, Ecole normale ENS Salle 3- Chair: Stéphane Madelrieux - supérieure de Lyon, Care and Moral Imag- 11:30 - 13:00 ination.

• 11:30 - 12:15 José Manuel de Cózar, Uni- • http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/75292 versidad de La Laguna, Rewilding. A prag- matic focus on the technical composition of the wild 13:00-14:30 Lunch at ENS http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/55478 restaurant. • 12:15 - 13:00 Raymond Boisvert, Siena Col- lege, Where is gratitude? Michel Serres, Lunch offered for the presenters. Please book John Dewey and environmental ethics your ticket at registration. http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/58148 34 The genetic argument for 32 The pragmatist turn in cognoscibility from abduc- cognitive science tion and its relation to on- ENS Salle 4 - Chair: Pierre Steiner - 09:30 - tology: hard facts, chance, 13:00 and God in Peirce’s meta- • Pierre Steiner, Costech, Université de physics Technologie de Compiègne, Differences that make a difference. Dewey, cognitive science, ENS Salle 1 - Chair: Mats Bergman - 14:30- and the spirit of the experimental method 18:00

• Quanmin Li, Department of Philosophy, • Cassiano Rodrigues, Pontifícia Universi- East China Normal University, An Action- dade Católica de São Paulo, Peirce’s natu- Oriented Approach to Understanding Social ralism: the continuity of instinct and ratio- Cognition nality and the heuristic power of abduction

7 • Marcelo S. Madeira, Pontifícia Universi- • Rossella Fabbrichesi, University of Milan, dade Católica de São Paulo, Charles S. Peirce, Mead and the Theory of “Extended Peirce’s ontological epistemology and the co- Mind”: a Divergent Convergence naturality between thought and world • Emanuele Fadda, Università della Calabria, • José Renato Salatiel,Pontifícia Universi- What the actual debate on language and cog- dade Católica de São Paulo, Reevaluating nition can learn from classical pragmatism the Greek Sources of Peirce’s Metaphysical • http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/51359 Chance • Rodrigo V. de Almeida,Pontifícia Univer- 37 Pragmatism and Political sidade Católica de São Paulo, Some Reflec- tions on the Ontological Aspects of the Sym- Theory: Pragmatist Con- bol and its Relationship to the Cognoscibility nections in Contemporary of God, within the Religious Metaphysics of Charles Sanders Peirce Political Thought

• http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/52186 ENS Salle 4 - Chair: Jörg Volbers - 14:30- 18:00 • Clayton Chin, University of Melbourne, A 35 Beyond the Social Mind: Situated Political Philosophy: Pragmatism, New Perspectives on the the Ontological Turn and the Question of Normativity Philosophy of George Her- • Neil Gascoigne, Royal Holloway, Univer- bert Mead sity of London, Change for the Better: Con- ceptual Engineering and the Task of Philos- ENS Salle 2 - Chair: Raymond Boisvert - ophy 14:30-18:00 • Brendan Hogan, NewYork University, Prag- • Roman Madzia, Universität Koblenz- matism, social inquiry, and critique: eco- Landau, Words and Worlds: Revisiting the nomics and hegemony Relation between Language and Experience • Michael Bacon, Royal Holloway, Pragma- • Guido Baggio, Università Pontificia Sale- tism and the ontological turn in political the- siana, Sympathy and Empathy. Mead and the ory pragmatist basis of Neuroeconomics • http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/52250

• Filipe Silva, Universidade de Lisboa, Ex- ploring the materiality of meaning produc- 38 The Problem of Evil tion: The case of G.H. Mead’s Mind, Self, (Nordic Pragmatism Net- and Society work invited Panel 2) • Lenart Škof, University of Primorska, Space, Epistemology, Touch: Three Meadian ENS Salle 5 - Chair: Sami Pihlström - 14:30- Meditations 18:00

• http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/50842 • Ana Honnacker, Hanover Institute of Philosophical Research, Failing Better: Ex- ploring A Pragmatic Via Negativa. 36 Pragmatism, Semiotic • Sami Pihlström, University of Helsinki, mind and Cognitivism Pragmatist Anti-theodicy And Its Kantian Roots. ENS Salle 3 - Chair: Vitaly Kiryushchenko - • Magnus Schlette, University of Heidel- 14:30-18:00 berg, Political Religion And The Problem Of • Claudio Paolucci, Università di Bologna, Evil: The Controversy Between Dewey And Niebuhr. Semiotics, Pragmatism and the New Science of the Mind • Ulf Zackariasson, Uppsala University, Af- ter Theodicy: A Skeptical Pragmatic Engage- • Marta Caravà, Università di Bologna, Prag- ment With Skeptical Theism. matism and Enaction: for a peircean Ac- count of Cognition and Mind • http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/75836

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ENS Salle 6 - Chair: John Ryder - 14h30-18h00 • Roberta Dreon, Università Ca’ Foscari, Ar- tifying Behaviors: A Suggestion to Integrate Dewey’s Aesthetics • Lyubov Bugaeva, St. Petersburg State University, Pragmatist Aesthetics, Engage- ment, and the Teaching of Art: The Case of Black Mountain College • Larry Hickman, Southern Illinois Univer- sity, Center for Dewey Studies, Democratic Experience and the Architectural Arts • John Ryder, American University of Ras Al Khaimah, The Aesthetic Dimension of Expe- rience • http://epc2.sciencesconf.org/76735

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