Groups, Movements, Change: Perspectives from Sociology and Phenomenology
Are sociology and phenomenological philosophy competing research paradigms, or can they be complementary and fruitfully enrich one another? Despite the rich tradition of dialogue between sociology and phenomenology, the exchange today seems stalled. This research workshop brings together an international group of scholars to examine the potential for cross-fertilization between these two fields and present their own perspectives on some of the central issues of social sciences, including the emergence and behaviour of social groups, collective emotions, and social change more generally.
The workshop will be a hybrid event, so it will be possible to participate both physically and online. The deadline for physical registration has passed, but it is still possible to participate online via this Zoom link.
Confirmed speakers include:
- Gary A. Fine (Northwestern University)
- Ugo Corte (University of Stavanger)
- Besnik Pula (Virginia Tech)
- Dominik Bartmanski (Humboldt University)
- John R. Hall (University of California, Davis)
- Michal Pagis (Bar-Ilan University)
- Alina Mozolevska (Petro Mohyla Black Sea National University)
- Alexis Gros (University of Jena)
- Mikael Carleheden (University of Copenhagen)
- Poul Poder (University of Copenhagen)
- Erika Summers-Effler (University of Notre Dame)
- Lucy Osler (Cardiff University)
- Mikko Salmela (University of Copenhagen)
- Dominik Zelinsky (University of Copenhagen)
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