Université Grenoble Alpes Laboratoire Philosophie, Pratiques & Langage (PPL)
Cher·e·s collègues, Le séminaire international de PPL vous invite à sa prochaine séance qui se tiendra le 24 janvier de 10h30 à 12h00, en salle B1 du bâtiment ARSH : nous aurons le plaisir d'accueillir Jing He de l'Université normale de la Chine de l'Est, pour une intervention intitulée "Coordinating with the other: from anticipation to joint action". Vous en trouverez le résumé ci-dessous, ainsi que le calendrier des prochaines séances. Avec nos meilleurs voeux, Marlène Jouan pour l'organisation du séminaire. 24 janvier 2019 *Jing He (East China Normal University, Shangai)* *"Coordinating with the other: From anticipation to joint action"* Humans are able to coordinate with their actions for the realization of their shared intentions or joint goals, both proximal and distal. Recently, neuroscientists and psychologists have revealed a connection between social cognitive capabilities and coordinated actions. Our body motility is highly engaged in anticipatory, simulative and generative processes. By turning to the highly specialized field of elite sport dance, in this talk, I aim at exploring the way in which the predictive mechanisms provide both a “connection with future” required for performing action, and a “connection with the other” required to act together. In this context, on the one hand, the abilities of action execution and its planning can be described as essentially goal-directed. They are action-oriented and fundamentally involve the relational bodily movement. On the other hand, we can describe the embodied dynamical interaction between self and the other as a kind of ongoing anticipatory engagement. Instead of claiming that coordination is a mere testing process for better serving neural anticipation, rather, it is a reciprocal process which integrates the anticipatory brain into a complex mix of transactions that involve bodies, movement and affection. 7 mars 2019 *Julie Henry (ENS de Lyon)* *"Les groupes de réflexion éthique à l'hôpital : une expérience de philosophie spinoziste de terrain*" 11 avril 2019 *Kevin Mulligan (Université de Lugano, Italie)* *"Des quasi-emotions – Pour et Contre"* 18 avril 2019 *Alain Létourneau (Université de Sherbrooke, Canada)* Titre à venir 2 mai 2019 *Constantine Sandis (University of Hertfordshire, Royaume-Uni)* *"Character and Causation: Hume’s Philosophy of Action"* Pour toute question, la FAQ de la liste se trouve ici: https://www.vidal-rosset.net/
