On December 1-2, the Center for Subjectivity Research organizes a conference to mark the culmination of its research project The disrupted “we”: Shared intentionality and its psychopathological distortions.
To what extent does we-intentionality and we-identity presuppose self-consciousness, second-person engagement and empathy? The aim of the conference is to explore these questions and elucidate the nature of the we, through a focused study of its psychopathological disruptions.
Speakers include Thomas Fuchs, Vittorio Gallese, Josef Parnas, and Louis Sass.
The conference is free and open to all. No registration is needed.
For the full program please visit: http://cfs.ku.dk/calendar-main/2016/we/