Join us for the Summer Module Course “Affective Intentionality in Medieval Philosophy and Phenomenology”.

The purpose of this event is to bring together discussions concerning affectivity and its intentional structure in medieval philosophy and phenomenology.

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Plenary Sessions

Stefano Micali - Leuven: Intentional Shifts and Blindspots in Traumatic Experience

Martin Pickavé - Toronto: Medieval Discussions Concerning the Intentionality of Our Emotions

Sonja Rinofner-Kreidl - Graz: Love and Critique: Re-Calibrating the Phenomenological Mind

Jan Slaby - Berlin: Intentionality’s Breaking Point: Lessons from Grief

Sonja Schierbaum - Würzburg: Passions of the Will in Ockham

Diego D’Angelo - Würzburg

Martin Klein - Würzburg

Karl Mertens - Würzburg

Jörn Müller - Würzburg

Stefan Röttig - Würzburg 

Philipp Schmidt - Würzburg

Anna-Katharina-Strohschneider - Würzburg 

Michela Summa - Würzburg

Robert Ziegler - Würzburg

The course will include lectures, reading sessions, group discussions, and paper presentations.