Day 1 (Thursday 7th October 2021)
09.45 CET / 10.45 EET / 03.45 ET Opening Remarks
10.00 CET / 11.00 EET / 04.00 ET
Onni Hirvonen (Univ. of Jyväskylä): Misrecognition and Dehumanization in Immigration
11.15 CET / 12.15 EET / 05.15 ET
Arto Laitinen (Tampere Univ.): Is Self-Dehumanization Possible?
12.30 CET / 13.30 EET / 06.30 ET Lunch Break
13.30 CET / 14.30 EET / 07.30 ET
James Jardine (Univ. of Jyväskylä): Elements of a Phenomenological Account of Dehumanization: Action, Oppression, Perception
14.45 CET / 15.45 EET / 08.45 ET
Maria Elisabeth Kronfeldner (Central European Univ.): The Paradox of Dehumanization Resolved: Toward a Pluralistic Stance that Does Not Trivialize What Happens
16.00 CET / 17.00 EET / 10.00 ET Coffee Break
16.15 CET / 17.15 EET / 10.15 ET
David Livingstone Smith (Univ. of New England in Maine): Dehumanization as Ideology
17.30 CET / 18.30 EET / 11.30 ET General Discussion
18.00 CET / 19.00 EET / 12.00 ET End of Day
Day 2 (Friday 8th October 2021)
10.00 CET / 11.00 EET / 04.00 ET
Somogy Varga (Univ. of Aarhus): Could Dehumanization Be Perceptual?
11.15 CET / 12.15 EET / 05.15 ET
Thomas Szanto (Univ. of Copenhagen): Corporate Distrust and Dehumanization
12.30 CET / 13.30 EET / 06.30 ET Lunch Break
13.30 CET / 14.30 EET / 07.30 ET
Ari-Elmeri Hyvönen (Univ. of Jyväskylä): Dehumanizing both Self and Other: Process-Thinking from Imperialism to Totalitarianism
14.45 CET / 15.45 EET / 08.45 ET
Sara Heinämaa (Univ. of Jyväskylä): Dehumanization, its Interests and Goals
15.30 CET / 16.30 EET / 09.30 ET Coffee Break
15.45 CET / 16.45 EET / 09.45 ET General Discussion
16.15 CET / 17.15 EET / 10.15 ET Closing Remarks and End of Symposium
Dehumanization: New Philosophical Perspectives 