2021:
Book Symposium: Philosophers of Technology
Friday, March 19, 2021 (the symposium was held in English)
From 12:30-15:00 (on zoom)
The Center for Culture and Technology hosted a book symposium on the newly published Philosophers of Technology (Berlin: Walter de Gruyter, 2020). Written by Stig Børsen Hansen, the book offers a thorough survey of how the work of historical figures in philosophy has left clear traces in more recent developments in the philosophy of technology. The symposium were presented by Danish philosophers, specialized in the thinkers treated in the book. The symposium was of interest to not just philosophers, but also those working in different branches of design and engineering.
The speakers at the symposium were:
- Søren Riis, associate prof. at RUC. Title of presentation “Making sense of Heidegger and Latour”
- Søren Mau, PhD at SDU/IKV. Title of presentation ”(Goldsmiths) Alienation or Power? On the Marxist Critique of Technology”
- Antje Gimmler, professor of Applied Philosophy, AAU. Title of presentation “Critical technology assessment with Dewey?
Tecnological Visions of Earth: Remote Visions and Disembodied Landscapes
Friday, March 12, 2021, on zoom
11:00-13:00
See programme and watch the three presentations
Tech Forum#1: Drones, Cities and Futuring
Friday, February 26, 2021
14:00-16:00
Due to Covid-19, the lectures/workshop will be on zoom
Read the recap here from the workshop and watch the two presentations
Infrastructural Sensibilities: Straight lines and the quetion of the following
Wednesday, February 24, 2021
09:00-11:00
Due to Covid-19, the lecture will be on zoom
2020:
Opening of the Center for Technology and Culture & Lecture
Friday, Nov 6, 2020
15:00-17:00
Virtual Event
See programme and watch keynote presentation with Mercedes Bunz
2019:
Workshop – HUM-TEK
Date/Time: Thursday, January 24, 2019 from 10:00-14:00
Program9:45-10:10 Registration - coffee/the croissants/ gluten free bread
10:15-10:45 Welcome, Kathrin Maurer
Technology and Humanities. The 4 research fields (5 min. presentation):
- Contextualists, Kathrin Maurer
- Educationalists, Stig Børsen Hansen
- Interactionalists, Kristian Mortensen
- Interventionalists, Mette Gislev Kjærsgaard
10:45-11:30 Profile discussion: Function, future goals, research agendas, teaching agendas of a potential Center for Humanities and Technology Studies at SDU
11:30-12:00 Planning for future events and workshops
12:00-12:30 Lunch
12:30-13:30 Lecture “What is the History of Technology as a Field”, professor, David Nye
13:30-14:00 Time for more discussion, ideas and events