Apply / FiloLab Polarization and Social Change Summer School

Granada, 21st to 25th of June, 2022

Carmen de la Victoria, University of Granada

PROGRAM

Tuesday, 21st of June

9:45 Welcome and opening remarks

10:00 Invited talk and discussion (45’ + 45’): Anna Bosco (Florence) TBA
11:30 Coffee Break
12:00 Student presentations and discussion (30’ + 30’)
Eric Berg (Conneticut) - The epistemology and .anguage of redpilling
Hugo Mota (Oslo) – Structural oppression and deep disagreement:
communication beyond argumentation
14:00 Lunch Break
15:30 Invited talk and discussion: Jason Stanley (Yale) TBA
17:00 Coffee Break
17:30 Student presentations and discussion
Nikolai Shurakov (Tartu) – Epistemic contextualism / invariantism
Jimena Zapata (Munich / Granada) – Might I help you? Assessing
bystander's perceived role in reducing hate speech harm

Wednesday, 22nd of June

10:00 Invited talk and discussion: Michael Lynch (Connecticut) TBA

11:30 Coffee Break
12:00 Student presentations and discussion
Filippo Riscica Lizzio (Hamburg) – Echo chambers and polarization
Javier Osorio (Autónoma de Madrid) – Deep disagreements in
scientific communities
14:00 Lunch Break
15:30 Invited talk and discussion: Lilliana Mason (John Hopkins) TBA
17:00 Coffee Break
17:30 Student presentations and discussion
Maria Silva Grecu (Bucharest) – Political modernity in Machiavelli’s
philosophy
 Tarun Gindwani (Kings’s College) – The ethics of withdrawing
subsidies
Kamil Bernaerts (Vrije Universiteit Brussel / Warwick) – Polarisation:
to feel or not to feel?

Thursday, 23rd of June

10:00 Visit to the Alhambra

17:00 - 19:30 Work on student drafts with tutors

Friday, 24th of June

10:00 Group presentations and discussion (3 student groups) 20’ + 20’

12:00 Coffee Break
12:30 Group presentations (3 student groups)
14:30 Lunch
17:00 Final group meetings to finish paper drafts

Saturday, 25th of June

10:00 Conclusions and farewell