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| ====== Objects of psychiatry: Between thing-making, | ====== Objects of psychiatry: Between thing-making, | ||
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| Drawing together heterogeneous traditions of thought and methods, it invites participants to build – and to reflect on – transdisciplinary bridges between sciences and humanities as well as between theory and practice. Contributions are invited, but not limited to, perspectives from psychiatry, philosophy, psychology, linguistics, | Drawing together heterogeneous traditions of thought and methods, it invites participants to build – and to reflect on – transdisciplinary bridges between sciences and humanities as well as between theory and practice. Contributions are invited, but not limited to, perspectives from psychiatry, philosophy, psychology, linguistics, | ||
| - | //Proposals (max. 250 words) for 20-minute papers should be sent to Veronika Rall, veronika.rall@fiwi.uzh.ch, | + | //Proposals (max. 250 words) for 20-minute papers should be sent to Veronika Rall, [[veronika.rall@fiwi.uzh.ch]], Deadline: Dec. 1, 2015.// |
| //Confirmed keynote speakers: Peter Galison (Harvard University), | //Confirmed keynote speakers: Peter Galison (Harvard University), | ||
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