RE-IMAGINING THE POLITICAL

PROGRAMMA

Nov.3 - SALA RIUNIONI SR1 SECONDO PIANO PALAZZO ZORZI, Lungadige Porta Vittoria 17 

h 10.30 – 13 Chair: Olivia Guaraldo University of Verona
MARIANO CROCE, Sapienza – University of Rome
Does critique need meanings? When imaginings speak for themselves

BOB BRECHER, University of Brighton
The language of neoliberalism and what to do about it 

h. 14.30 – 18.30 Chair: Lorenzo Bernini, University of Verona
ANNALISA CERON, University of Milan
Rethinking friendship and politics: two models of political friendship

CLARE WOODFORD, University of Brighton
Capacity for change: Derrida, melancholy and post redemption politics

MATTEO BORTOLINI, University of Padua
Found in Translation: Jürgen Habermas, Anthropotechnics, And Postsecularism

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Nov. 4 - SALA RIUNIONI SR2, PIANO TERRA PALAZZO DI LETTERE, Via S . Francesco 22
Chair: Carlotta Cossutta, University of Eastern Piedmont, Vercelli
h. 10.30 – 13
OLIVIA GUARALDO, University of Verona
On public happiness

MARK DEVENNEY, University of Brighton
‘Why Democracy is always Improper’: Thinking the Political after Ranciere, Butler and Laclau
Discussants
ADRIANA CAVARERO, University of Verona
LOREN ZO BERNINI, University of Verona
CARLOTTA COSSUTTA, University of Eastern Piedmont, Vercelli
ARIANNA MAINARDI, University of Verona
VALERIA MERCANDINO, University of Verona
VALERIA VENDITTI, Sapienza - University of Rome
ILA RIA POSSENTI, University of Verona

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The Hannah Arendt Center for Political Studies 
University of Verona 

CAPPE - Centre for Applied Philosophy, Politics and Ethics
University of Brighton