TALKS (selected)
Issues in Philosophy of Memory 4
Genève, 2024 - Upcoming
Memory and Consciousness Workshop
Paris, 2023 - Institute Jean Nicod: "Enacting unconsciousness"
The Unconventional Memory Workshop
Munich, 2023 - LMU München: "The extended body: Vicarious memories and mimetic capacities in collective PTSD"
GEM 2023
Bochum, 2023: "From procedural memory to the phenomenological lived body: what is reconstruction in a 4E approach of emotional remembering?"
GAP 11
Berlin, 2022 - Humboldt Universität zu Berlin: "Subjective time in feared remembered/imagined scenarios: Hypothesis from enactive psychiatry"
Issues in Philosophy of Memory 2
Grenoble, 2019 - UGA: "Thinking temporal frameworks qualitatively: episodic memory and trauma"
Thinking in and About Time
Milan, 2019: "How to discuss duration and continuity in mental time travel through a dual systems perspectives on temporal cognition?"
Other talks
2024: Universität Wien - Philosophy of Science Colloquium. Title: "4E Cognition and Remembering in Psychopathology"
2022: Ruhr Universität Bochum - 4E Cognition Workshop. Title: "Environmental time travel"
2021: University of Grenoble Phd Seminar. Title: "The presentification of the past: involuntary memories in fear disorders"
2020: Universität zu Köln - CONCEPT Brownbag Seminar. Title: "Reviving the notion of affective memory towards a new approach on mental time"
2019: University of Manchester - Forgiveness, Remembrance, Time. Title: "Is forgiveness possible in collective trauma?"
2019: Cologne-Grenoble Philosophy of Memory Workshop. Title: "Time and Nostalgia"
2017: Universität Bonn. Tense and Tensibility. Title: "The ethical time of men as a replicate of God's eternity: Schelling's Ages of the world"
2017: Bergische Universität Wuppertal – Winterschule. Title: "Existing in one time and in many: the analogy between unity and multiplicity in Schelling as a ground for an ethics".
2016: Universität Bonn. Workshop Philosophien der Zeit. Title : "Does autobiographical memory require a linear notion of time?"
2014: Universidade de Coimbra. Ateliers du stage d'hiver à Coimbra: Workshop On Immanence and its logic. Title: "Bergson through Plotinus, Plotinus through Bergson: Paradoxes of immanence"
I have presented a zillion things on Aristotle and Plotinus' accounts of time and memory in Brazil, but I am too lazy to search for them at this point. Anyways, I assure you I remember their theories accurately :D