PHILOSOPHY OF THE CITY 2017
Porto, Portugal | Faculdade de Letras - Universidade do Porto
11-13 Outubro 2017

O Grupo de Investigação Filosofia e Espaço Público do Instituto de Filosofia tem o prazer de anunciar que a 5ª edição da Conferência Internacional do Research Group Philosophy of the City terá lugar na Faculdade de Letras da Universidade do Porto, entre 11 e 13 de outubro de 2017.

A submissão de artigos poderá ser enviada em alternativa para este endereço (ifilosofia@letras.up.pt) até dia 26 de maio 2017.
 

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:

Magali Bessone - Université de Rennes
Ronald R. Sundstrom - University of San Francisco

Organização: RG Philosophy and Public Space​ | Instituto de Filosofia da Universidade do Porto - FIL/00502

Informação atualizada: http://ifilosofia.up.pt/activities/philosophy-of-the-city-2017

The Philosophy of the City Research Group is a global community of scholars who are dedicated to understanding the city and urban issues. We invite you to join us for our fifth year. For this conference, zeroing in on the research strands below remains paramount, but we welcome all relevant submissions.

Submissions

For individual submissions, provide abstracts of 200-300 words. For panels of 3-4, each abstract should be 150-200 words. Send submissions (prepared for anonymous review) and questions to philcityresearchgroup@gmail.com

Deadline: June 1, 2017

Research Strands:

> Urban Futures and Human Flourishing
> Democracy and Infrastructure
> Urban Justice: Housing, Education, Criminal & Environmental Justice
> Public Space and the Common Good
> Philosophy of (and in) Urban Planning
> Public Space in Technological Contexts
> The City in the History of Philosophy
> Urban Agriculture
> City Identity
> Art and Public Space
> Migrations and Cities
> Cities and Resistance
 

URL: http://ifilosofia.up.pt/activities/philosophy-of-the-city-2017

Conference Committee: Shane Epting, Paula Cristina Pereira, Ronald Sundstrom, Michael Nagenborg, Maria João Couto, José Meirinhos, Jules Simon

Organização: RG Philosophy and Public Space | Instituto de Filosofia da Universidade do Porto - FIL/00502