Dove e quando

A one-day workshop on hylomorphism and its applications across different ontological domains.

The workshop is intended to promote interaction between researchers working on general hylomorphic accounts, such as Kit Fine’s embodiment theory, and scholars working on their application across a range of ontological domains, including concepts, groups and collectives, and artworks. By encouraging such interaction, the overarching goal of the workshop is to foster theoretically integrated approaches and stimulate new lines of research in both foundational theory and domain-specific applications.

9h00–9h05
Introduction

9h05–10h15
Elisa Caldarola (University of Turin), Contemporary Artwork Hylomorphism.

10h20–11h30
Simon Evnine (University of Miami), Which Came First, the Chicken or the Egg? Hylomorphism and a World Without Beginning.

11h35–12h45
Daniele Porello (University of Trento), Existence Postulates of Rigid and Variable Embodiments.

14h05–15h15
Riccardo Baratella (University of Genoa) and Øystein Linnebo (University of Oslo), Constructional Hylomorphism.

15h20–16h30
Guendalina Righetti (University of Oslo), Concepts as Rigid and Variable Embodiments.

16h40–17h50
Enrico Terrone (University of Genoa), From Matter to Content: A Hylomorphic Account of Representations.

17h50–18h00
Conclusion