Calenda Announcement 1,406,371 (excerpts)
How do techniques and technologies—from literary writing to artificial intelligence, from video games to digital platforms—contribute to the construction of identities, self-narratives, and forms of subjectivation? This is the central question that the PoLiCÉMIES laboratory’s annual seminar aims to explore in this edition. The call for papers does not limit the concept of “artificiality” to the sole issue of artificial intelligence. It understands it in a broader sense: that of the creation, shaping, and development of symbolic and material frameworks through which an experience of the self becomes conceivable.
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Relevant Disciplines
The call is open to all disciplines concerned with these issues, with a particular focus on the disciplines represented within PoLiCÉMIES: philosophy, political science, law, literature, cultural studies, urban planning, information and communication sciences, the arts, design, and research-creation.
