from 23/11/2020 to 25/11/2020
Intersubjectivity in (inter)action:
a multisensorial phenomenon
at University of Oulu, Finland
A three-day course with lectures, workshops and data sessions
Day 1
23/11/2020
Lectures & Workshops & Data sessions
Day 2
24/11/2020
Lectures & Workshops & Data sessions
Day 3
25/11/2020
Final presentations & discussion
Upon completion of this course,
participants will:
participants will:
Be familiar with the history and the meaning of the concept of intersubjectivity and the phenomenological roots leading to the study of human (inter)actions;
Better understand the fundamental concepts related to intersubjectivity and the emerging ones;
Be able to apply the phenomenological methodology upon their own empirical data and analyse intersubjective phenomena.
Speakers & Tutors
David
Le Breton
Le Breton
Professor
University of Strasbourg
(France)
Jakub
Mlynár
Mlynár
Researcher Lecturer
Charles University
(Czech Republic)
Samira Ibnelkaïd
Postodoctoral Researcher
University of Oulu
(Finland)
Iuliia
Avgustis
Avgustis
Doctoral Researcher
University of Oulu
(Finland)
Florence
Oloff
Oloff
Assistant Professor
University of Oulu
(Finland)
Venue
The University of Oulu is an international science university which creates innovation for the future, well-being, and knowledge through research and education. Founded in 1958, our community is 13 000 students and 2900 employees strong, and one of the biggest and the most multidisciplinary universities in Finland. The university consists of eight faculties and many specialized research units.
University of Oulu, Finland
Pentti Kaiteran katu 1
Linnanmaa
Oulu
