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21st JUL
LobbyAuditorium "A"Room 2 (Sala Niebieska)Room 12Room 103Room 109Room 203Room 209Outside
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9:00Registration
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Welcome
Keynote:
Kenneth Silver
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10:30Registration
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Keynote:
Kenneth Silver
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11:00Registration
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Keynote:
Kenneth Silver
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11:30Registration
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Chair: Åsa BurmanChair: Paweł BanaśChair: Klaudyna HorniczakChair: Michał Dudek
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12:00Registration
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Non-ideal Social Ontology in a "Dappled World"

Emilia Wilson
Elephant social ontology

Matti Sarkia
Gender is Essential to Some, But Not All, Individuals

Isaac Wilhelm
SW: Social Ontology Beyond Human?

Technologically enhanced human in the social world – A physical foundation of the social world or a result of collective recognition?

Sylwia Wojtczak
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12:30Beyond Social Power: Åsa Burman’s Power View and the Role of Material Settings

Torsten Menge
The Ontology of Legal Personhood of Nature: An Ecuadorian Example

Antoni Cypryjański
Sticky Disagreements and Multidimensionality

Isabel Herburger
SW: Social Ontology Beyond Human?

Animal institutional facts

Giuseppe Lorini, Andrea Loi
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13:00Lunch
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13:30Lunch
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Chair: Emilia WilsonChair: Bartosz Janik
Chair: Caroline Laschkolnig
Chair: Matti SarkiaChair: Isabel HerburgerChair: Natalia WitoszaChair: Michał Dudek
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14:00Ethics of Interaction: Meaning, Not the Norm

Agnes Tam
A Social Constructionist Interpretation of the Zhuangzi

King Fung Kelvin Chan
Constraints and Enablements in Transition: Peasants and Proletarians After Jenkins

Matthew Cull

Beyond incentives. Economic climate mitigation policies, social roles, and responsibility

Sebastian Müller

Unfair Psychological Advantage – and Argument for the Constructivist Position in the Debate on Gender Categories in Sport

Wojciech Ciszewski; Klaudyna Horniczak

Revoking consent

Anni Raty
SW: Social Ontology Beyond Human?

Architectural and emergent regulation in the digital world

Olimpia G. Loddo
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14:30The Social Ontology of Conflict: A Deweyan Perspective on Social Groups

Philipp Wagenhals
Social Phenomenon: The
Formal, Affective and
Experiential Dimensions of
Site-specific Calligraphy in
Hong Kong

Chak Kwong Lau
Critical Social Ontology and Extreme Wealth

Onni Hirvonen
Climate Justice and Institutional Change

Marco Emilio

Collective Agency and Social Heterogeneity


Dominik Duell; Catherine Hafer; Dimitri Landa
Can Collective Action Problems be Coercive? A Responsibility-Based Account of Digital Consent

Lukas Joosten
SW: Social Ontology Beyond Human?

What is moving beyond human in social ontology good for?

Michał Dudek
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15:00The Origins of Collective Responsibility? Ottobah Cugoano on the Responsibility of the British People and Legislature for Slavery

Bill Wringe
Diverse ontologies of money and what they mean for public law and the political order

Kamil Zyzik-Dobielski
Political struggle and the joints of social reality

Zara Anwarzai; August Faller
Reification: An Old Look at an Old Idea

Sonia Pavel
Man, Woman, Other: Revisiting the Social Position Theory of Gender

Yana Stoykova
When consent fails – the phenomenon of grey rape

Karolina Śliwecka
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15:30Coffee Break
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Chair: Bill WringeChair: Tomasz MachalskiChair: Paulina ZgudaChair: Yana Stoykova
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16:00Group Evidentialism and Laundered Group Evidence

Lena Voorbergen
Constructional Ambiguity, or: Pinning Down Another Source of Social Indeterminacy

Giulia Schirripa
Corporate Structuration: Firms Structuring Social Reality

Michael Eigner
Gender Detachment and Gender Identity

Matthew Hoffman
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16:30What Is Conversational Cooperation?

Marija Jankovic
Determinining the Indeterminate

Thomas Brouwer
Socializing Impairment

Sara Purinton
Feminist Metaethics for Feminist Metaphysics

Jade Fletcher
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