Bittersweet Talk Series
Bittersweet, Ancient and Modern
Mixed Affect in Emotional Experience from Plato to Brain Imaging
Ambivalent emotions, conflicting passions, bittersweet feelings: such experiences are commonplace, but more complex than suggested by ordinary language usage and currently available scientific models. Bittersweet, Ancient and Modern (BAM) is a multidisciplinary hub that brings together philosophers, psychologists, and cognitive scientists to work on mixed affect.
Bittersweet Talk Series (Click here for the poster!)
Sala Rossa
Via Azzo Gardino 23, Bologna
or join us online at http://tinyurl.com/mx6whcnt
20 March 2024, 11-13
Eric CULLHED (Uppsala)
Crying in the sunshine
25 March 2024, 11-13
Sara DELLANTONIO (Trento)
When the fog lifts. Lack of emotional awareness and anhedonia
26 March 2024, 11-13
Federica GREGORATTO (Berlin)
Affective injustice, transformative fury and the desire for recognition
27 March 2024, 11-13
Ditte MUNCH-JURISIC (Copenhagen)
Uncertainty in emotion perception
9 April 2024, 11-13
Curie VIRÁG (Warwick)
Pleasure, suffering and virtuous agency in 11th century China
10 April 2024, 11-13
Ursula HESS (Berlin)
Do we trust and like people who show mixed emotion expressions?
15 April 2024, 11-13
Anna MARMODORO (Durham)
Mereological causation: ancient causal models for power mixtures
16 April 2024, 11-13
Donncha O’ROURKE (Edinburgh)
The Epicureans and psychic conflict
17 April 2024, 11-13 – online
Carola BARBERO (Torino)
Who’s afraid of fictional characters?
22 April 2024, 11-13
Marco VIOLA (Roma Tre)
On valence
Published on: November 16 2023
