Titel:	CRITICAL NEUROSCIENCE - ALTERNATIVES TO NEUROCENTRISM IN PHILOSOPHY AND PSYCHIATRY
Beginn:	22.04.2010 19:00
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Beschreibung:	Critical Neuroscience probes the extent to which discussion of neuroscience - in ethical debates, policy texts, commercial and clinical projects - matches the achievements and potential of neuroscience itself. It examines the ways in which the new sciences and technologies of the brain lead to classifying people in new ways, and the effects this can have on social and personal life. It studies both the methods used to gain new knowledge, and the ways in which the knowledge is interpreted and used. The project aims at finding or creating a shared vocabulary for neuroscientists and social scientists in which they can talk about the potential of the tools, the analytical methods, the interpretations of the data. We also need a shared way in which to think about the barrage of media reports of all this work. Critical Neuroscience aims, more over, at drawing attention to any social or political imperatives that make certain research programs in neuroscience more attractive and better funded than others. We hope to introduce our observations into brain research itself, and to integrate them into new experimental and interpretive directions. CRITICAL NEUROSCIENCE - ALTERNATIVES TO NEUROCENTRISM IN PHILOSOPHY AND PSYCHIATRY Workshop, Philipps-University Marburg, Germany, April 22-24, 2010 Senatssitzungssaal, Biegenstraße 12, ground floor Organized by the interdisciplinary Project "Neuroscience in Context", funded by the Volkswagen-Foundation, in collaboration with the Institute of Cognitive Science, University of Osnabrück, and the Institute of Philosophy, Philipps-University Marburg. Organizers: Jan Slaby (Marburg/Osnabrück), Christoph Demmerling (Marburg), Suparna Choudhury (Berlin), Critical Neuroscience Group (www.critical-neuroscience.org) Invited Speakers: Felicity Callard (London), Suparna Choudhury (Berlin), Thomas Fuchs (Heidelberg), Lutz Fricke (Berlin), Martin Hartmann (Frankfurt/M.), Jan-Christoph Heilinger (Zürich), Philip Hogh (Frankfurt/M.), Anelis Kaiser (Basel), Laurence Kirmayer (Montreal), Julia König (Frankfurt/M.), Daniel Margulies (Berlin), Stephan Schleim (Groningen) Participation is restricted to 50 - please sign up by e-mail at jslaby@uos.de.
Veranstaltungsort:
Adresse:	Philipps-Universität Marburg, Institut für Philosophie Senatssitzungssaal, Biegenstraße 12, ground floor 35032 Marburg
Veranstalter:
Adresse:	Philipps-Universität Marburg Jan Slaby
Telefon:
E-Mail:	jslaby@uos.de.
Homepage:	http://www.uni-marburg.de/fb03/philosophie/aktuelles/cnw