PROGRAM New Research in Phenomenology, Psychology and Psychoanalysis

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1 PROGRAM New Research in Phenomenology, Psychology and Psychoanalysis Annual Conference of the Romanian Society for Phenomenology organized by the Department of Philosophy, The Department of Philosophy in Hungarian Language and Center for Applied Philosophy of Babeş-Bolyai University from Cluj-Napoca with the support of the European Foundation Cluj-Napoca and The Regional Committee of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in Cluj (KAB) November 24 th -25 th, 2017 Cluj-Napoca, Romania Coordinators: Ion Copoeru, Attila Szigeti, Cristian Bodea Friday, Nov Opening Plenary session Les modèles de l'inconscient: phénoménologie, psychanalyse et sciences cognitives Tamás Ullmann Department of Modern and Contemporary Philosophy, Institute of Philosophy, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary Phénoménologie et psychanalyse. Pour une nouvelle architectonique du phénomène Virgil Ciomoş Departament of Philosophy, Babeş-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania Coffee break

2 Section One A Psychoanalysis of Individuation: The Affective Heart of Repression in Michel Henry Max Schaefer University of Limerick, Ireland The Genetic Account of the Individuation of Subjectivity: A Husserlian Perspective Luciana Priolo, University of Crete, Greece Psychic Reality and the Name of the Father. Emmanuel Lévinas' Phenomenology between Sigmund Freud and Jacques Lacan Dioșan Livia Centre for Applied Philosophy, Section Two Phenomenology and Imagination in Heidegger s Interpretation of Kant Zsuzsanna Mariann Lengyel Department of Modern and Contemporary Philosophy, Institute of Philosophy, Eötvös Loránd University, Hungary Jung and Existentialism Ștefan Bolea, Le Labyrinthe d air. La structure des fantasmes dans l anthropologie phénoménologique de Marc Richir Fazakas István Bergische Universtiät Wuppertal, Charles University Prague, Czech Academy of Sciences (AVCR)

3 Section One Panel discussion Phenomenology and Embodied Cognition (coord. Thea Ionescu, Attila Szigeti) Mone, I. & Benga, O. - The relationship between explicit cultural models, implicit psychological tendencies and parental beliefs in mothers of preschoolers from Romania Ionescu, T. & Benga, O. - Is cognition embodied or not? Copoeru, I. Modulation in shared social space: some phenomenological implications Maftei, S. - Embodied aesthetics as a challenge to nowadays aesthetics: an appraisal Section Two Manifest Nothingness, Active Nothingness, Effective Nothingness: An Attempt Onto the Ontology of Mihai Şora Bobb Cătălin Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, North University Center of Baia Mare, Romania Undergoing an Experience With Language Eveline Cioflec independent researcher, Romania Phenomenology and Argumentation Iovan Drehe Lunch Section One The Phenomenology of Doubles and Psychoanalysis James William Hoctor University of Kent, U.K. The Function of Phenomenology for Psychoanalysis Karlsson Gunnar, Department of Education, Stockholm University, Sweden

4 In defence of new age obscurantism. The Barred Subject of desire, and Immediate Self- Awareness in Meditation Zsigmond Szabó independent researcher, Hungary Section Two Is Intentionality a Better Concept than Finality or Teleonomy to Describe Biological Individual Behavior? Aybar Raphael, University of Vienna CLAFEN (Latin American Circle of Phenomenology), Austria Moving Through Dreaming: a phenomenology of dreams Alexandru-Gabriel Stan, University of Bucharest, Romania Thinking Machine (Artificial) Intelligence Trujillo Joaquin, independent researcher, Greece Coffee break Plenary session 2 The Emergence of Violence and the Modifications of Intersubjectivity Cristian Ciocan University of Bucharest, Romania Human Suffering and Pain: when phenomenology meets the clinic Bustan Smadar Philosophy Department, Sorbonne Paris 4, France Department of Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience, University of Heidelberg, Germany Cocktail party

5 Saturday, Nov Plenary session 3 Subjects of Desire Delia Popa Villanova University, Villanova, PA, USA An experience that brought something spectral into the present Nostalgia Between Phenomenology and Psychoanalysis Dylan Trigg, University College Dublin, Ireland Coffee break Section One Rethinking Human Relatedness in Psychoanalysis: A Heideggerian Perspective Boroomandjazi, Khashayar Allameh Tabataba'i University, Tehran, Iran The Unconscious as Body. M. Merleau-Ponty and E. T. Gendlin Jan Puc, Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic Collaborative Phenomenological Practices Alexandru Cosmescu, Academy of Sciences of Moldova, Republic of Moldova Section Two Merleau-Ponty s Lived Body as Pre-reflexive Cogito Sousa Luís Aguiar, Nova Institute of Philosophy, University of Lisbon, Portugal A New Spatial Primacy of Intersubjectivity: khora Elvira Groza, Seminar de Cercetare Interdisciplinară a Religiilor și Ideologiilor, Teodora Groza, University of Groningen / Subject Body and Experience in Phenomenological Philosophy Codruţa Hainic,

6 Section One Collective Sedimentation and Collective Unconscious. A Phenomenology of Collective Unconscious After Edmund Husserl Bence Peter Marosan independent researcher On Counting without Numbers (Taking Children into Account) Andrei Simionescu-Panait, The Romanian Society for Phenomenology (SRF), Hyperion University Bucharest, Romania Fatherhood s Subjective Experience in the Face of Adolescent Children. Depressive Symptomatology and Suicide Attempt Tumbay Milagros Rocío Saldaña, Faculty of Psychology, Pontifical Catholic University of Peru Section Two Panel discussion Structures of conflict (coord. C. Ciocan) C. Jeler, Violence and objectivation C. Condruz, The television as a violence of the Visible R. Breazu, Heidegger on violence I. Copoeru, Categorization as a form of violence Lunch Section One An Ego's History, Transcendental and Psychological Sándor Sajó ELTE Institute for Art Theory and Media Studies, Department of Aesthetics, Hungary Integration Through communication. A Philosophical Reading of the Analytical Situation Kata Dóra Kiss Central European University, Hungary The Body Makes Sense. A Phenomenology of Ego and I in Conjunction with Psychoanalysis Cristian Bodea

7 Centre for Applied Philosophy, Babeş-Bolyai University, Romania Section Two Phenomenology as Descriptive Psychology László Komorjai ELTE, Hungary Convergence and Divergence Points Between Phenomenology and Psychology. The Concept of Mindfulness Cozneac Lorena, La main passive et sa manœuvre littérale Patricia Apostol CEREFREA Villa Noël, University of Bucharest, Romania Losing reality. A Phenomenological Approach to Schizophrenia Imola Részeg Coffee break Plenary session 4 What Do We Name Body? Dorothée Legrand, CNRS, Ecole Normale Supérieure, Archives Husserl, France Closure of the conference

Introduction SABINE FLACH, DANIEL MARGULIES, AND JAN SÖFFNER

Introduction SABINE FLACH, DANIEL MARGULIES, AND JAN SÖFFNER Theories of habituation reflect their diversity through the myriad disciplines from which they emerge. They entail several issues of trans-disciplinary