PBJ 2022 Symposium
In Search of Time and Free Will
Dates: 3, 4, 10 and 11 November 17:00-23:00 JST (Starts at 16.30 on 4 Nov only)
Event type: Online (zoom)
Registration required: https://forms.gle/xX8Srvz4K2WuwP7S7
Organized by Project Bergson in Japan (PBJ)
Supported by Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B) No. 19H01190
Programme:
Opening Remark : Shin ABIKO (Hosei University)
Session 1 (17:00-19:00 JST)
Chair: Emmanuel PICAVET (Université Paris 1)
Alessandra CAMPO (University of L’Aquila)
Intensive magnitude: an oxymoron or a necessity?
Radical empiricism face to the paradoxality of immediate experience
Takeshi MIYAKE (Kagawa University)
Intensity and psychic energy : the philosophical and scientific background of Time and Free Will
Session 2 (21:00-23:00 JST)
Chair: Masato GODA (Meiji University) Mayuko NAKAHARA (Sophia University)
Alia AL-SAJI (McGill University)
From Interpenetration to Virtual Coexistence: Using Bergsonian time to think Colonial Durée
Tatsuya HIGAKI (Osaka University)
Bergson and New Material Feminism
Session 1 (16:30-19:00 JST)
Chair: Hisashi FUJITA (Kyushu Sangyo University)
Shin ABIKO (Hosei University)
Une sociologie inachevée chez Bergson
"Nous ne durons pas seuls". La contingence chez Bergson et Kuki
Yasuhiko SUGIMURA (Kyoto University)
Transplanter la « durée pure » dans l’École de Kyoto – le cas de NISHITANI Keiji
Session 2 (21:00-23:00 JST)
Chair: Tatsuya MURAYAMA (Tohoku University)
Emmanuel PICAVET (Université Paris 1)
Decision-making in Données immédiates and the artificial dimension of choices
Hisashi FUJITA (Kyushu Sangyo University)
On Personality. Analytic and Bergsonian Approaches
Session 1 (17:00-19:00 JST)
Chair: Sonja DEPPE (Georg August University of Göttingen)
Mayuko NAKAHARA (Sophia University)
Free Action and Laughter: Bergson's Interpretation of The Misanthrope
Masato GODA (Meiji University)
Art poétique of Bergson. Clinamen and Rhythm in De Rerum Natura of Lucretius
Session 2 (21:00-23:00 JST)
Chair: Barry DAINTON (Liverpool University)
Sonja DEPPE (Georg August University of Göttingen)
The Potential of Bergson’s ‘Qualitative Multiplicity’ for Conquering Problems of (Analytic) Time Metaphysics
Yasushi HIRAI (Fukuoka University)
Multiplicity, Tense and Aspect
Session 1 (17:00-19:00 JST)
Chair: Simon EBERSOLT (INALCO)
Emiri AMANO (Takasaki City University of Economics)
Part and Whole in the Mind-Body Relationship
Kazunori KONDO (Kagoshima University)
Mathematics and Space in Early Bergson: Problems and Solutions
Session 2 (21:00-23:00 JST)
Chair: Yasushi HIRAI
Barry Dainton (Liverpool University)
Bergson and the Hemispheres
Tatsuya MURAYAMA (Tohoku University)
Freedom as Indefinable Expression
Interpreter for all sessions: Takafumi Ishiwatari