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The Trade Fair Palace – AuditoriumTaking Animals Seriously: What Does It Change for Ethics and Politics? Who: Corine PelluchonWhen: 7 PMLanguage: EnglishJoint attention as the key to the difference between man and other animals ?Who: Petr UrbanWhen: 7:30 PMLanguage: CzechIs Life Superficial? The Evolution of the External Aspect of Organisms Who: Karel KleisnerWhen: 8 PMLanguage: CzechEmbodiment and Forms of Political EmancipationWho: Ádám TakácsWhen: 10:15 PMLanguage: EnglishFrom Defense to Tolerance and Beyond: A History and Analysis of Political Patterns in Immunology Who: Arnaud FrançoisWhen: 10:45 PMLanguage: EnglishSociety As an Organism: the Power of a Theoretical Metaphor Who: Jan MaršálekWhen: 11:15 PMLanguage: CzechIs There Life after Work? A Brief Enquiry into Postcapitalist ImaginariesWho: Jan SowaWhen: 11:45 PMLanguage: EnglishJourney Into the WonderlandWho: Silvia GálikováWhen: 0:30 AMLanguage: English&#160;Faculty of Arts – AulaWhat’s a Cliché? Meditation on How We Appropriate Scientific DiscoursesWho: Carole WidmaierWhen: 0:15 AMLanguage: French with simultaneous Czech translationPower or Powerlessness of Images? (Deleuze, Rancière)Who: Pierre MontebelloWhen: 0:45 AMLanguage: French with simultaneous Czech translationImage as an Effect of Superimpression Who: Miroslav MarcelliWhen: 1:15 AMLanguage: SlovakFigures and Variations of Sublime (Louis Marin)Who: Veronika DaridaWhen: 1:45 AMLanguage: EnglishThe Artist’s Blindness. The Power of Art: Derrida against Lyotard and HenryWho: Monika MurawskaWhen: 2:15 AMLanguage: EnglishFaculty of Arts – room 104From Environmentalism to Ecology Who: Fabrice FlipoWhen: 8:15 PMLanguage: EnglishNature and Environment: New Political Trends and New Imaginaries Who: Amy DahanWhen: 8:45 PMLanguage: EnglishFaculty of Arts – room 200Human Enhancement: A Deadly Ambition Who: Jean-Michel BesnierWhen: 7 PMLanguage: French with simultaneous Czech translationHumanism, Post-Humanism, Trans-HumanismWho: Emil VišňovskýWhen: 7:30 PMLanguage: SlovakThe Improved BodyWho: Claire MarinWhen: 8 PMLanguage: French with simultaneous Czech translationLanguage Otherwise: Deafness as a Philosophical Problem Who: Josef FulkaWhen: 8:30 PMLanguage: CzechThe End of the Human World: Paving the Post-Anthropocentric Discourse Who: Pierre MontebelloWhen: 9:15 PMLanguage: French with simultaneous translation in CzechThe End of the World TodayWho: Michael FoesselWhen: 9:45 PMLanguage: French with simultaneous translation in CzechThe Human Existence in the 21st CenturyWho: Csaba OlayWhen: 10:15 PMLanguage: EnglishMan Beyond Mankind: The Myth of the Mutant in Contemporary Philosophies Who: Benedetta ZaccarelloWhen: 10:45 PMLanguage: EnglishOn Walter Benjamin’s Sentence: "There Is No Time to Fall" Who: Andrzej LederWhen: 11:15 PMLanguage: EnglishFaculty of Arts – room 217Performing Race. On the Representation and Under-Representation of Minorities Who: Éric FassinWhen: 7 PMLanguage: EnglishThe Ends of MulticulturalismWho: Pavel BaršaWhen: 7:30 PMLanguage: CzechIn Search for Ethics in Times of Crises. The Attitudes towards Others and SelvesWho: Monika Rogowska-StangretWhen: 8 PMLanguage: EnglishThe Refugee and the Bare LifeWho: Jan BierhanzlWhen: 8:30 PMLanguage: CzechBio-Politics and Class PoliticsWho: Tamás Gáspár MiklósWhen: 9 PMLanguage: EnglishTheory Outside Practice: Czech Avant-Guard and Political CaricaturesWho: Tomáš WinterWhen: 9:45 PMLanguage: CzechThe Foreigner As a NeedWho: Petr KoubaWhen: 10:15 PMLanguage: CzechEternal NationsWho: Michał ŁuczewskiWhen: 10:45 PMLanguage: EnglishFaculty of Arts – room 300Biologization and Naturalization of "Threats"Who: Judith RevelWhen: 7 PMLanguage: EnglishLive to Let Die: from Multitude to Pogrom Crowd in Capitalist Post-ModernizationWho: Michał KozłowskiWhen: 8 PMLanguage: EnglishSecurity and/or Rights and Liberties?Who: Ivan BurajWhen: 8:30 PMLanguage: SlovakEthical Counseling. Solving Ethical Problems in Everyday MedecineWho: Jaromír Matějek When: 10:45 PM Language: Czech&#160;