16. 03 | Panel 1 | Panel 2 |
9.30 | Welcome | Welcome |
Session: Ancient Period | Session: Digital Technologies and Cyborg | |
10.00 | Sappho and the Body in Desire
Chelsea Harry Southern Connecticut State University |
The Reinvention of the human body: Cyborgs, String Figures and new Boundaries
Felix Grewe Paderborn University |
10.30 | Leontion and Epicurean Woman Body
Enrico Piergiacomi Bruno Kessler Foundation, Trento |
Women’s body and digital technologies: disembodied freedom or reproduction of social hierarchies?
Annalisa Cananzi University of Bologna |
Session: Contemporary thoughts | ||
11.00 | The real body-the imaginative body. Women and their bodies in the ancient Greek drama
George N. Vlahakis Hellenic Open University |
Describe, experience, and visualize: Re-inventing the female body through science communication
Evangelia Chordaki Hellenic Open University |
11.30 | Coffee break | Coffee break |
Session: Medicine | ||
11.45 | Theoretically contended: the female body in 13th-century theology, anthropology, and natural philosophy
Amalia Cerrito University of Pisa |
Mothers matter! Mother(hood) as material-discursive entanglement
Lisa Krall University of Cologne |
12.15 | Losing a Part of You? On the Philosophical Relevance of Miscarriage and other Forms of Pregnancy Loss
Amber L. Griffioen Duke Kunshan University |
“Throwing like a girl”, “spreading like a man”? Body, power, and the sense of being in the right
Henning Nörenberg University of Rostock |
12.45 | Lunch | Lunch |
14.00 | Miscarriage: Phenomenological and Feminist Perspectives
Sidra Shahid University of Amsterdam |
The theoretical construction of female embodiment in the early feminist phenomenological framework of Iris Marion Young
Ariadni Polychroniou University of Athens |
Session: Culture and Religion | ||
14.30 | A New Logos for Genos: Approaching a Philosophy of Birth
Stella Villarmea University of Madrid |
The Challenge of Menstrual Shame in South-Asian Cultures: A Phenomenological Study
Gaganjot Kaur University of Delhi |
15.00 | Menstrual temporality: Cyclic bodies in a linear world
Sarah Pawlett-Jackson St Mellitus College
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A Comparative Study of Women’s Body as Ritual Containment in African Indigenous Churches and African Indigenous Religion in South-Western Nigeria
Ayegboyin Abimbola Bowen University Iwo |
15.30 | Coffee break | Coffee break |
15.45 | The experience of dysmenorrhea
Carlota Serrahima University of Barcelona |
Tenderness towards the body as a cognitive, ethical and aesthetic imperative
Natalia Anna Michna Jagiellonian University in Kraków |
16.15 | Been Seen whilst hidden
Ainhoa Rodriguez University of the Basque Country |
The Politics of Embodiment, Intersectionality, and Recognition
Shadi Heidarifar University of Florida |
16.45 | Current Neuroimaging Research into Hysteria and its Ambiguous Relation to the Traumatised Female Body
Paula Muhr Karlsruhe Institute of Technology |
The Reproduction of Power Imbalances: a holistic, abolitionist approach to social injustice
Susan Stark Bates College |
17.15 | Coffee break | Coffee break |
17.30 | The Politics of the Thyroid. Re-Claiming One’s Own Metabolism
Urszula Lisowska University of Wroclaw |
Body as a Miniature of Cosmos: Female Daoist Embodied Thinking
Robin Wang Loyola Marymount University |
This is the preliminary program. Rooms will be indicated later.