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2020 2020 The 12 th biennal collective intentionality conference — july 13–25, 2020 Primary Menu Home keynotes talks symposia agenda about Search Trending now 6 views go to live event Groups and Group Identity: A Deontic Account Ajinkya Deshmukh We use the notion of groups to adjudicate moral and legal claims. It is normal for a collection of individuals with common grievances to be treated as a group within law. For instance, a class action lawsuit has people of a class acting in common legal interest. Courts can also take suo motu cognizance of […] Conference is now over Social Ontology 2020. The 12th Edition of the Collective Intentionality Conference is now over. We thank all participants for their excellent contributions to this event. Even though the conference is finished, the discussions can continue. The website will stay online for as long as possible: videos will remain available and comments on the talk can be posted by all ISOS members. Looking forward to meeting you all again very soon, Alessandro, Olivier, Antoine Memory slices If you need an overview of the conference, check out Anna Strasser’s "memory slices" (as she calls them). Anna certainly deserves the virtual badge as the conference’s most active participant! (Anna wants us to emphasize that the slides only reflect her understanding of the talks she attended.) keynotes Dan Zahavi Copenhagen/Oxford Watch the keynote Tuomas Vesterinen Helsinki Watch the keynote Achille Varzi Columbia Watch the keynote Jonathan Schaffer Rutgers Watch the keynote Malinda Carpenter St. Andrews Watch the keynote Symposia Joining forces: The nature and norms of collective efforts Org. Juan Pablo Bermudez discover the symposium Norms and commitments in human-robot cooperative interactions Org. Elisabeth Pacherie discover the symposium about Every year, the social ontology and collective intentionality conferences have been wonderful and productive opportunities for us to get together, talk with one another, discuss new work, and push forward this exciting and growing area of philosophy. This year, the current state of the pandemic makes it impossible for us to have the meeting in person. We’d been greatly looking forward to seeing you all in Neuchâtel, and are disappointed not to be able to have the conference in person. read more about the conference sponsors Copyright © 2024 – Social Ontology 2020 about agenda get together Home keynotes symposia talks Website made in Neuchâtel by...