Seminar on individuality and collectivity
The research project "Human Futures" will host a small seminar on agency, politics and research with a focus on gender and bioethics.
Individuality and collectivity
Understandings of individuality and collectivity are undergoing profound changes. Social media and data driven perspectives on the world provides a new ecology for the individual. Ethical questions pushes the question of who gets to decide for whom to new limits. New understandings of gender have been accepted in parts of society but are also divisive. And the dynamics of group processes, creation of knowledge and interaction between people are making an impact on educational methods. In this symposium the perspective on conflicts of individuality and collectivity are presented prior to an open discussion on how humanities disciplines are reacting to this.
The seminar will take place in meeting room 1580-249 at Kasernen.
Preliminary programme
13.00 Mads Rosendahl Thomsen: Individuality and collectivity across disciplines: An introduction
13.15 Lea Skewes: Gender
13.45 Karin Christiansen: Bioethics
14.30 Coffee
14.45 Cathrine Hasse: Education
15.30 Plenary debate
To sign up for the seminar, please write Tenna Harbo at tfh@cc.au.dk preferably before 18.4.17.