ANGAŽOVANJE FUKOA (ENGAGING FOUCAULT) - međunarodna konferencija (na engleskom jeziku) (5-7.12.2014.)
5.12.
09.00-09.30 Registration
09:30-10.00 Welcome address
Aleksandar Belić, Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development
Aleksandra Drecun, Center for Promotion of Science
Jadranka Jelinčić, Fund for an Open Society
Adriana Zaharijević, Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory
10:00-11:00 KEYNOTE LECTURE: ÉRIC FASSIN
The Politics of Actuality: Biopower, Racial Democracy, and the Racialization of Sex
11:00-11:30 coffee break
11:30-13:30 Parallel Sessions
1a WHAT IS CRITIQUE - Revisited
Session chair: Igor Štiks
Jelisaveta Blagojević: What, Therefore, Am I, I Who Belong to This Humanity: On Critique and Thinking in Foucault
Balázs Berkovits: Foucault, Critique and Social Construction
Sanna Tirkkonen: Subject and “Another Kind” of Critical Philosophy
Amadeusz Just: Is There Any Other Side of Discourse? The Concept of Experience in Foucault’s Early Writings
Vasileios Koutsogiannis: Problematizing Contemporary Crises
1b USING FOUCAULT TO READ FEMINISM, SEXUALITY AND LOVE
Session chair: Jelena Ćeriman
Monika Rogowska-Stangret: Michel Foucault and the Futurity of Feminist Philosophy
Peter Oni: Power and The Discourse On Sex: Re-Reading Foucault in an African Perspective
Aravinda Kosaraju: Foucauldian Feminist Approach to Socio-Legal Research and the Challenges To Engaging Sexually Exploited Children in Research
Veranika Bursevich: “Love in the Time of Dictatorships”: Social Genealogy of Love Discourses and Micromechanics of Power in Educational Practices in Belarus (1945-Present)
1c VARIATIONS ON POWER: DELEUZE AND FOUCAULT
Session chair: Mark Losoncz
Tatjana Jukić: Foucault's Victorians, The Repressive Hypothesis and Their Deleuzian Implications
Duško Petrović: Power as the Power of/Over Life
Sjoerd van Tuinen: Foucault and Deleuze On The ascetic Priest and His Successors
Gyorgy Czetany: Foucault and Deleuze on Power and Desire
Marco Checchi: The Primacy of Resistance and the Re-Thinking of The Microphysics of Power
13.30-15.00 break
15:00-17:00 Parallel Sessions
2a THE POWER OF MEDICAL GAZE
Session chair: Jelena Mijić
Marta Roriz: A Foucauldian Gaze At Obesity: The intricacies of Governing and Bodies
Aleksandar Ristić: Clinical Gaze and X-Ray Tube Gaze - The Era of The “Nosological Theater” and “Defensive Medicine” Crossroad
Bilge Akbalik: A Body of Truth / a Truth of the Body
Christopher Long: Bioterrorism, Life and the Logic of Pre-Emption
2b THE FLESH OF POWER AND THE POWER OF FLESH: FROM BODY TO POPULATION
Session chair: Đorđe Pavićević
Tamás Ullmann: How to Resist Bio-Power?
Can Batukan: Foucault and the Orders of Power in the 21st Century
Vladimir Gvozden: Foucauldian Methods of Ian Hacking
Emre Koyuncu: Power and the Animal Body: a Foucauldian Approach To The Animal Question
Janos Robert Kun: The Crumbled Body
2c TECHNIQUES AND STRATEGIES OF LATE CAPITALISM
Session chair: Aleksandar Matković
Hajrudin Hromadžić: The (Neo)capitalist Hegemony and Discourse of "Austerity Measures" Rethinking within Foucault's Theory
Mislav Žitko: Life By The Numbers: From Quantification to Biopolitics
Atila Lukić and Gordan Maslov: Foucault's Peripheral Subjects and Late Capitalism
17.00-17.15 short break
17.15-19.15 Parallel Sessions
3a AUTHORSHIP AND INTERPRETATION
Session chair: Vladimir Gvozden
Tomislav Brlek: “Nothing To interpret” - The Politics of (D)Enunciation
Aleksandar Pavlović: Authority and Authorship: Foucault’s Concept of an Author and Contemporary Oral Studies
Mirjana Stošić: „You’ll Be Given The Works Until You Confess“ - Foucault and the Discourse of Confession
Sebastian Kock: Techniques of the Self in the German Bildungsroman - a Foucauldian Reading of Goethe's Wilhelm Meister
Sanela Nikolić: The Concept of the Author – Michel Foucault vs. Roland Barthes
3b FOUCAULT AND KANT: RETHINKING THE BOUNDS
Session chair: Predrag Milidrag
Aleksandar Mijatović: Sagittal Engagement: Event, Transgression and Actuality in Foucault’s interpretation of Kant
Igor Cvejić: Foucault and Kant's 'Lost Chapter'
Goran Gaber: The two Enlightenments of Michel Foucault
Lazar Atanasković: Michel Foucault: Archaeology as a Counter-Anthropological Mode of Thinking
3c WHAT KIND OF WAR, WHAT KIND OF SOVEREIGNITY?
Session chair: Aleksandar Fatić
Tetz Hakoda: Foucault's Counter-Theory of Sovereignity
Nada Sekulić: Military Drill and Parturition as Bio-political Practices
Ayshwarya Rajith Sriskanda Rajah: The Biopolitics of Liberal Peace
Krešimir Petković: Chateaubriand and Foucault: a Strange Encounter in Political Theology
6.12.
09:30-11:30h Parallel Sessions
4a DISCIPLINED AUTHENTICITY: SUBJECTIVITY AND POWER IN THE NEOLIBERAL PRECARIAT
Session chair: Marjan Ivković
Karel Musilek: Nurturing The Worker's Self: The Ethic of Authenticity in The Contemporary Discourse of Professional Development
Andrej Pezelj: Art and Discipline – Surveillance and Recompense
Kritee Ahmed: Engaged Customers, Disciplined Public Workers and The Quest For Good Customer Service Under Neoliberalism
4b BIOS AND THANATOS: POLITICAL CONFRONTATIONS
Session chair: Ana Birešev
Anna Carastathis: Biopower/Necropower, Racism and Social Death: Engaging Foucault in Austere Times
Mark Losoncz: How Is a Postbiopolitical Epoch Possible?
Hrvoje Jurić: Biopolitics and Bioethics
Zoran Vučkovac: Necropolitics: Escaping Politics of Identity Between Mass Graves and Religious (Re)Burials
4c "BELONGING TO SOCIETY’S SHADOW" AND CAPACITIES IN BUILDING THE SOCIETY
Session chair: Sanja Milutinović Bojanić
Dušan Maljković: Is Foucauldian Queer Activism Possible?
Nikolett Kormos: The “Queer” Work of Act Up
Koray Özuyar: Escaping From Limbo through New Forms of Life
Iva Dimovska: Engaging With Queer Foucault: The Power of Resistance as a Subversive Appropriation
11:30-12:00h coffee break
12:00-14:00 Parallel Sessions
5a NEW MEDIA, NEW SUBJECTIVITY, NEW AGENCY?
Session chair: Tamara Petrović-Trifunović
Milad Dokhanchi: Is Foucault Relevant For Understanding New Media?
Constantin Vică: What Is a Software Author? Michel Foucault, Authorship, and Intellectual Property
Ana Andrejić: Neoliberal Subjectivity, Social Normativities and Online Production of Identities
Predrag Zenović: Facebook as a Modern Mean of Technology of Self
Rohan Ghatak: This Body, This Paper, This Web
Katarina Peović Vuković: Foucault and technology: Technologies of the distributed Self
5b RE-ENVISIONING THE (OTHER) SPACES
Session chair: Čarna Brković
Vizureanu Viorel: Foucault as Thinker of Space: From Spatialized Power To The Practice(S) of Space
Volkan Kilinç: A Genealogical Analysis of People's Houses (Halkevleri) in Turkey (1932-1951)
Aila Spathopoulou: Heterotopias and Utopias at the Border Space of Lesvos: Critical Reflections On a 'Journey Back To Lesvos' By The ‘Youth Without Borders’ Camp
Alexandre José De Abreu: José Pedro De Sant'anna Gomes, Between The Territory and The Visible
5c FOUCAULT AND MARX: (IM)POSSIBLE ALLIANCES
Session chair: Ankica Čakardić
Alexandru Dumitrascu: On the Possibility of a Deep Critique of Neoliberalism Through a Foucault-Marx Alliance
Henrik Farkas: Power and Critical Philosophy in Foucault's Philosophy
Florian Geisler and Alex Struwe: The Dialectical Challenge of Biopolitics
Matthew Flisfeder: Entrepreneurialism and Reification:
A Lacanian-Marxist Critique of Foucault’s Neoliberal Subject
14:00-15.30 break
15.30-17.30 Parallel Sessions
6a BIOPOLITICS APPLIED
Session chair: Adriana Zaharijević
Čarna Brković: Between Biopolitics and Compassion: Transforming Power Relations after Socialism
Nina Racić and Dejan Matlak: “Self-discipline” As a Path to Power
R. William Valliere: The Biopolitics of Blood Donation
Anita Dremel: Engaging Foucault in Qualitative Research in Social Sciences: the Challenges of Critique on the Example of Critical Discourse Analysis
Sonja Jankov: Prisons as Allegories of Culture
6b TECHNIQUES OF THE SELF: ANTIQUITY TO THE PRESENT
Session chair: Igor Krtolica
Burç Köstem: The Spartan Mirage in Foucault's Antiquity: An Exploration of the Potential Social and Political Repercussion of Practices of the Self
Alenka Ambrož: Foucault’s Ethics: Engaging Antiquity
Attasit Sittidumrong: Remaking Politics Truthful: Foucault contra Arendt and the Reincarnation of Philosopher’s Politic in Modern Political Life
Stanimir Panayotov: Footnotes to Foucault
Dejan Aničić: The Early Church Fathers and Biopolitics
Fabian Voegeli: Techniques of the Self in View of Potentiality
6c INDEBTED TO POWER: A FOUCAULDIAN TAKE ON LIBERAL ECONOMY
Session chair: Hajrudin Hromadžić
Antonis Galanopoulos: For a "normal country": Debt, Biopolitics, Austerity in the Era of Memorandum in Greece
Aleksandar Matković: In Life and Debt: Foucault and Liberal Economy after the Welfare State
Codrin Tăut: Beyond Homo Oeconomicus. Recasting Foucault’s Theory of Political Economy
David Carter: The Discursive Construction of Crisis: The Role of Fair Value Accounting in the Global Financial Crisis
19.00 welcome cocktail
7.12.
09:30-11:30 Parallel Sessions
7a ON THE CROSSROADS OF FOUCAULT'S THOUGHT: SINGULARITY, DISPOSITIF, PARRHESIA
Session chair: Lazar Atanasković
Vincent Garton and Eugene Yamauchi: What is a singularity?
Adam Modos: What is Parrhesia? Foucault on the Event
Dario Altobelli: Utopia and the Archive. Some reflections on Archaeology of Knowledge and the Utopian Thought
Kushtrim Ahmeti: Michel Foucault-In-between Archeology of Knowledge and Genealogy of Power
Robert Bobnič: Forgotten Foucault: Historically Singular Form of Experience
7b POWER/KNOWLEDGE AND THE POSSIBILITY OF EMANCIPATORY PRACTICES
Session chair: Srđan Prodanović
Danijela Majstorović: Tropical Structure of Nationhood Epistemes: Can We Actually Analyze a Discourse?
Dušan Ristić and Dušan Marinković: Foucaultopticon: Geo-epistemology of the gaze
Slaven Crnić: Name-giving: Foucault and The Double Bind of Theory
Stathis Papastathopoulos: "A Volume in Perpetual Disintegration": The body as a Critical Terrain of Engagements
Jernej Kaluža: The Anarchy of Power
7c RIGHTS AND REVOLT IN CIVIL SOCIETIES
Session chair: Biljana Đorđević
Nikolina Patalen: Contemporary Political Rationality and the Multiple Effects of Human Rights
Utku Özmakas: A Foucaultian Approach to “Gezi Revolt”
Nataša Milović, Olja Marković and Iskra Krstić: Idea of Emancipation in the Dispositif of Education
Srđan Perišić: Biopolitics and liberalism: From Politicization of Life to Post-Political Practice
Alpar Lošonc: Michel Foucault in a Post-Foucauldian Era
11:30-12:00 coffee break
12:00-14:00 Parallel Sessions
8a AESTHETICS OF EXISTENCE AND ETHICAL SUBJECTIVITY
Session chair: Igor Cvejić
Cristian Iftode: “The Aesthetics of Existence”: Is It Really Ethics?
Kerem Eksen: Foucault's “Spirituality” and the Critique of Modern Morality
Daniel Nica: Is it Possible an Aesthetics of Existence on the World Wide Web? A Foucauldian Perspective
Pavle Milenković: Ethics and Politics in Late Foucault
Sigrid Hackenberg: ParaFoucault Parafictions
8b "THE DIAGNOSTICIAN OF TODAY" - REFIGURING THE INTELLECTUAL
Session chair: Gazela Pudar Draško
Kristof K.P. Vanhoutte: Difficult Anonymity. The Masked Foucault
Aleš Mendiževec and Izidor Barši: Foucault's Investment: A New Political Practice
Tijana Okić: Subjectivity Always Comes as a Surprise: Transgressing Docile Bodies. On Foucault's Notion of Autonomy
Conor Heaney: The Academic, Ethics and Power
Sun-ha Hong: The World as We Know It: Techniques of the Self, Phenomenological ‘Engagement’ and Digital Surveillance
8c FROM PRODUCTIVE CRITIQUE TO FUSION OF HORIZONS: FOUCAULDIAN LEGACY ENGAGED IN DIALOGUE
Session chair: Ivan Vuković
Novica Milić: Foucault, Capital and Modernity
Thomas Mercier: "Violence beyond Pólemos? A Derridean Deconstruction of Foucault's Concept of Power"
Eraldo Souza do Santos: Crypto-normativity and genealogical method: On Habermas’ reading of Foucault
Jiyoung Ryu: Experience in the Order of Things
Marjan Ivković: Between Anti-Foundationalist Critique and Structural Diagnosis: The Challenges of “Foucauldian” Social Engagement
14:00-15:00 break
15:00-17:00h Parallel Sessions
9a FOUCAULT AND THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF MEMORY (eng/srb)
Session chair: Aleksandar Pavlović
Vladimir Božinović: Heterotopias and Values of the Monument
Dragan Bulatović: O dejstvu arheologije pamćenja
Isidora Stanković: Presence of the Past and its Frameworks
Jelena Stojanović: Counter/Memory, Institutional Critique , Contemporary Artistic Practice.
Jelena Pavličić: Baština kao diskurs
Milan Popadić: Remembering Life: Heritage and Biopolitics
9b FOUCAULT: WHAT IS CRITIQUE?
Session chair: Dragan Stanojević
Eva D. Bahovec: Michel Foucault, Masked Philosopher or Mad Max?
Izidor Barši and Aleš Mendiževec: How Not to Be Governed in Reading Foucault
Jernej Kaluža and Matija Jan: Between History and Philosophy: Michel Foucault
Gašper Mlakar: From Mysterious Sexuality to Femininity: Freud and Foucault
Domen Ograjenšek: The Construction of Character
Rastko Pečar: Power, Space and Architecture
ROUND TABLE: How not to be Governed
Session chair: Eva D. Bahovec
Participants: Polona Mesec, Pia Brezavšček, Marisa Žele, Anže Okorn, Kaja Dolar, Kristijan Sirnik, Voranc Kumar, Alja Lobnik, Maruša Nardoni, Aljaž Škrlep, Miha Javoršek
organizacija: Institut za filozofiju i društvenu teoriju, Centar za pravo, etiku i primenjenu filozofiju (CELAP), Beograd, Center for Advanced Studies (CAS), Rijeka