Universität zu Köln | Online via Zoom
SoSe 2024 | 5.2.2024 – 3.3.2025 | Montags 14:00 – 15:30 Uhr (CET)
Our lecture series, enriched by insights from distinguished experts in both theory and practice, is dedicated to delving into the nuanced experiences of individuals living with dementia. Our approach is guided by the principle that only an inter- and transdisciplinary oriented dementia research, focussing on the intersubjective human being, can correct the one-sided view on deficits and losses by resources and chances – and thus bring diagnosis and therapy on the one hand and theory and practice on the other hand closer together. That is why the central thread combining all lectures addresses not primarily the neurodegenerative development of the brain, but psycho- and sociodegenerative processes of sociolinguistically and historioculturally situated persons, embracing their lived experience.
Organisiert von: Dr. Erik Norman Dzwiza-Ohlsen & Ragna Winniewski, Husserl Archives Cologne/a.r.t.e.s. Graduate School for the Humanities Cologne
Zoom Zugang: https://uni-koeln.zoom.us/j/91365214213?pwd=cWFRQnZKcjlMY3RzNEdISHMzU09GUT09
(Meeting-ID: 913 6521 4213, Passwort: 252346)
Programm Lecture Series SoSe 2024
05.02.2024
Joel Kruger (Exeter)
„Selves Beyond the Skin: Tetsuro Watsuji`s Contribution to Phenomenological Approaches to Dementia“
04.03.2024
Valerie N. Keller (Zurich)
“Herausforderungen und Ressourcen im Leben mit Demenz: Wie Betroffene Sorge um sich tragen”
08.04.2024
Lone Grøn (Copenhagen)
„Presents in Dementia: Temporalities and Ethics at a Danish Dementia Ward”
22.04.2024
Thomas Johannsen (Amsterdam)
„Making Dementia Matter Through Sound - the Stem&Luister project of the Genetic Choir“
06.05.2024
Thomas Klie (Freiburg)
„Recht auf Demenz? Eine anthropologische und juristische Annäherung“
10.06.2024
Rasmus Dyring (Aarhus)
“Creating Intercorporeal Caring Spaces in Residential Dementia Care”
01.07.2024
Frances Bottenberg (North Carolina)
“Spieltherapien und Demenz: Eine tugendepistemische Untersuchung”
09.09.2024
Annette Leibing (Montreal)
“Preventing Dementia? On the Epistemic Situatedness of the ‘New Dementia’”
07.10.2024
Marianne Elisabeth Klinke (Iceland)
TBA
04.11.2024
Lucienne Spencer (Birmingham/Oxford)
“Beyond Intellectual Arrogance and Towards Epistemic Humility for People with Dementia”
02.12.2024
Ana Paula Barbosa-Fohrmann (Rio de Janeiro)
„Phenomenology and Narratives of Dementia: Merleau Ponty's Contributions“
03.02.2025
Jessie Starnier (Exeter)
TBA
03.03.2025
Ann V. Murphy (New Mexico)
“Caregiving and Paranoid Delusion: A Critical Phenomenological Approach”