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Member-only events · Philosophy PhD Online Seminar Series

Pain’s Normative Constraints 

Alon Isac is a PhD student of philosophy at the University of York. His research focuses on the nature of suffering and its relation to emotion and pain.

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Is Fate Lovable? The Paradoxes of Amor Fati and the Erroneous Conditions of Life. 

This lunchtime talk is part of our Philosophy PhD Online Seminar Series, exclusive to TRIP members. Heewon Seo is a Ph.D. researcher in Philosophy and Philosophy of Education at the Institute of Education, University College London.

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Negative Filmmaking 

This lunchtime talk is part of our Philosophy PhD Online Seminar Series, exclusive to TRIP members. Vincenzo Cerulli is a PhD candidate at the Max Weber Kolleg for Advanced Cultural and Social Studies (Erfurt), in cotutelle with the University of Graz. His research lies at the intersection of aesthetics, film theory, and critical theory, focusing on the role of non-intentional actions, contingency, and technology in filmmaking practices.

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Pluralistic Folk Psychology and the Theory-Simulation Debate: Mapping the Conceptual Landscape 

This lunchtime talk is part of our Philosophy PhD Online Seminar Series, exclusive to TRIP members. Annie Mukherjee is a Senior Research Fellow at the Department of Philosophy, Jadavpur  University.

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Who gets to name the pain? Misrecognition, misrepresentation and the self: going beyond epistemological domination in educational spaces 

This lunchtime talk is part of our Philosophy PhD Online Seminar Series, exclusive to TRIP members. Agnes Kosek will argue that statistical and diagnostic statements in teacher education can lead to significant misrecognition of students when taken too rigidly by teachers.

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Illusions of Understanding: Artificial Intelligence and the Common Sense Gap 

This lunchtime talk is part of our Philosophy PhD Online Seminar Series, exclusive to TRIP members. Isobel Standen is a PhD student at the University of York and a researcher from the Centre for Assuring Autonomy.

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Naturalising Epistemology: Wittgenstein and the African Model 

This lunchtime talk is part of our Philosophy PhD Online Seminar Series, exclusive to TRIP members. In the talk, Andrew Oyedola will argue that African methods of knowing are just as valid as Western scientific approaches.

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