Society for the Social Study of Science, September 2019, New Orleans, LA, USA
Society of Philosophy and Technology, May 2019, College Station Texas, USA
“Human-Technology Relations Conference: Postphenomenology and Philosophy of Technology,” July 2018, University of Twente, Enschede, Netherlands
Society of Philosophy and Technology, June 2019, Darmstadt, Germany
Society for the Social Study of Science, September, 2017 in Boston, MA, USA
August 2017
Society for the Social Study of Science (4/S) Boston
Postphenomenological Research 1: Scientific Perception
Panel Session 11:00 to 12:30 pm Sheraton Boston: Floor 3 – Dalton
Zebra Finch Acoustics and Anti-Cognitivism Don Ihde,Stony Brook University
Tacit Knowing – Interpretation in Technology and Science Contexts Jan Kyrre Friis, Copenhagen University
On the Difference Between Technical and Technological Mediation: Science-in-the-Making and Science-as-ithas-been-made Bas de Boer, University of Twente (the Netherlands)
Do Instruments Really Produce “Easy Knowledge”? Stanley C Kranc, University of South Florida
Bachelard, Technoscience, and Cloud Computing (?) Robert C. Scharff, University of New Hampshire
Chair: Peter-Paul Verbeek, University of Twente
Postphenomenological Research 2: Mediated Spaces
Panel Session 2:00 to 3:30 pm, Sheraton Boston: Floor 3 – Dalton
On Hostile Architecture: The Inscription of Discriminatory Agendas into Public-Space Artifacts Robert Rosenberger, Georgia Institute of Technology
Technological Environmentality: bringing back the “world” into the human-technology relations Margoth, González Woge, Twente University
Making sense of “smart houses”: Towards the ontology of the future Søren Riis, Roskilde University, Ten Asymmetries Caused by Technological Transfers, Maurício Bozatski, Universidade Federal da Fronteira Sul
Wearable computers, transparency and the gaze of others Nicola Liberati, Department of Philosophy, University of Twente
Chair: Don Ihde, Stony Brook University, Postphenomenological Research 3: Media and Design
Postphenomenological Research 3: Media and Design
Panel Session 4:00 to 5:30 pm, Sheraton Boston: Floor 3 – Dalton
Fake news and the politics of mediation, Peter-Paul Verbeek, University of Twente
Thinking Through the Screen – A Postphenomenological Investigation into Digital Drawing in Architecture, Education Inger Berling Hyams, Roskilde University
Design Visualizations as Service Interfaces Fernando Secomandi, Escola Superior de Desenho Industrial -UERJ
From Hermeneutic Relations to Writing relations, Galit Wellner, The NB School of Design
Chair:Don Ihde, Stony Brook University
Postphenomenological Research 4: Mediated Bodies
Panel Session 9:00 to 10:30 am, Sheraton Boston: Floor 3 – Kent
The Mediated Body: The Human-Technology-World of Disability Stacey Irwin, Millersville University
Technical self-formation as taking responsibility for what you are not responsible for Ciano Aydin, University of Twente (the Netherlands)
Digitizing the Body: Revisiting the Leib/Körper Distinction, Kirk Besmer
A third person attempt at getting to the first person experience: assessing coping in non-communicative patients with a locked-in syndrome, Marie-Christine Nizzi, Harvard Psychology Department; Steven Laureys, Harvard University; Christine Moroni, Université Lille
The Moral Mediation of Sex Selection Practices Olga Kudina, University of Twente (the Netherlands)
Postphenomenological Research 5: Artifacts and Selves
Panel Session, 11:00 to 12:30 pm, Sheraton Boston: Floor 3 – Kent
The Sensible Thing: Should Postphenomenology Be Object-Oriented? Yoni Van Den Eede, Free University of Brussels (VUB)
Irreplaceability and Vulnerability: How Machines Become Moral Agents Shoji Nagataki
A Speculative Approach to Postphenomenology Roisin Lally, Gonzaga University, Transcendental, Transcendent and Transcending
Technologies Jonne Hoek, University of Twente (the Netherlands)
Chair: Peter-Paul Verbeek, University of Twente
June 14-17, 2017
Society of Philosophy and Technology, Darmstadt, Germany
Postphenomenological Track
Track: Postphenomenological Research (1) – Theorizing Bodies Classrooms 23
Jesper Aagaard: “Technohabitual Agency: Habits, Akills, and Egoless Agency”
Ciano Aydin: “World Oriented Self-Formation: Postphenomenology meets Peircean Pragmatism”
M. Kirk: “The Digitized Body: A Twenty-First Century Reconstitution of the Leib/Körper Distinction”
Moderator: Don Ihde
Track: Postphenomenological Research (2) – Technologized Space
Darmstadtium 3.03 germanium
Robert Rosenberger: “Multistable Public Space: From Park Benches to Bathroom Stalls”
Søren Riis: “What Is It Like To Be A House? Towards An Ontology of the Internet of Things”
Olya Kudina: “Deconstructing a Panopticon Tower of the Digital Age: A Phenomenological Account of Google Glass”
Peter-Paul Verbeek: commentary, Moderator: Don Ihde
Track: Postphenomenologcial Research (3) – Augmented Realities
Darmstadtium 3.03 germanium
Galit Wellner: “The Grammar of Augmented Reality”
Richard Lewis: “Leveraging the Idea of Multistability with Regard to Museum Selfies”
Nicola Liberati: “The Emperor’s New Augmented Clothes: Digital Objects as Part of the
Every Day”
Moderator: Robert Rosenberger
Track: Postphenomenological Research (4) – Mediation/the Mediated
Classrooms 23
Jonne Hoek: “Technological Mediation of Limits and the Limits of Technological Mediation”
Bas de Boer: “Vico’s Verum-Factum Principle and Contemporary Technoscience”
Moderator: Robert Rosenberger
August 2016
Conference Panel Presentations on postphenomenology
“Science has always been technoscience”
4s/EASST Conference Barcelona 2016, August 31-September 3, 2016
Sessions T 131, T 145
December 2015
3-day Workshop Human-Technology Relations in Ethics, Design and Science: Mediation theory and Philosophy of Technology, December 14-16, 2015
DesignLab – Ideation Space, Building the Gallery
The philosophy department of the University of Twente invites PhD students and ambitious master-students to join a 3-day winter school in philosophy of technology, focusing on the technological mediation of morality, epistemology, and metaphysics. The event will take place in the DesignLab (Twente University) and is hosted by Prof. Peter-Paul Verbeek. Robert Rosenberger (Georgia Institute of Technology) is the workshop keynote speaker.
Workshop link
November 2015
Five panel sessions at the upcoming Society for the Social Study of Science (4/S), Denver Co, USA, November 11-14, 2015. Preliminary Program Here.
September 2015
Two panel sessions at Society for European Philosophy/Forum for European Philosophy (SEP-FEP), University of Dundee, Scotland, September 2-4 2015. Final Program Here.
October 2014
Panel at the The Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy (SPEP) 2014 Conference, Loyola University New Orleans with Tulane University, October 23-25, 2014 – New Orleans, USA. Final Program Here
September 2014
Course: Postphenomenology – Theory, Methods, Challenges, Graduate School, Arts at Aarhus University, Denmark,. September 22-25, 2014.
August 2014
Panel at Social Studies of Science (4S) Conference,in conjunction with ESOCITE, Buenos Aires, Argentina on August 20-23, 2014 Program Here.
October 2013
Two panel sessions at Social Studies of Science (4S) Conference, San Diego, CA, USA, on October 9-12, 2013. Final Program Here, beginning on p. 28.
August 2013
Two panel sessions at Ciencia y la Tecnología (ESOCITE) and Society for Social Studies of Science (4S) Conference, Buenos Aires, Argentina on August 23th, 2013, Final Program Here
July 2013
Two Panel Sessions at International Conference of the Society for Philosophy and Technology (SPT) Lisbon, Portugal, July 2013. Full Program Here.
November 2011
Two panel sessions at Society for Phenomenology and Human Sciences (SPHS) in conjunction with Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy (SPEP), Philadelphia, PA, November 19-22, 2011. Full Program Here.
November 2010
Two panel sessions at Society for Phenomenology and Human Sciences (SPHS) in conjunction with Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy (SPEP), Montréal, Québec, Canada, November 2010. Final Program Here
November 2009
Two panel sessions at Society for Phenomenology and Human Sciences (SPHS) in conjunction with Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy (SPEP), Arlington, VA, November 2009. Final Program Here.
