TALKS (selected)

Upcoming

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Budapest, Hungary - "Non-intentional modes of consciousness in phenomenology: affectivity, imagination, unconscious, embodiment”

November, 2026 - "Affective Sedimentation and Embodied Remembering: An Enactivist Account of Panic Disorder via the Husserlian Unconscious"

Bochum, Germany - "Traces and Engrams: Philosophical and Neuroscientific Perspectives on Memory"

February, 2026 - "Reconstructing Panic Disorder: Implicit Body Memory and the 4E Integration of Trace Minimalism"

Past talks

2025 — Memory, Melancholy Nostalgia — Gdańsk, Poland: “Could nostalgia ever be reconsidered as a form of psychopathology?”
2025 — I Congresso Latinoamericano de Ciencias Afetivas — Belo Horizonte, Brazil: “Haunted by Place: Panic Disorder as Embodied Remembering”
2025 — GEM 2025 — Bochum, Germany: “Memory, Anxiety and the Collapse of Waiting: How Media Reshapes Collective Mental Time Travel”
2025 — Issues in Philosophy of Memory 4.5: “The Cartography of Panic Disorder: Situating Implicit Body Memory Through Place, Home and Landscape”
2024 — Philosophy and Psychiatry Colloquium, University of Heidelberg, Germany: “The Extended Body: Vicarious Memories and Mimetic Capacities in Transgenerational Trauma”
2024 — 10 Years of Radical Enactivism, University of Antwerp, Belgium: “Out of Our Heads and Into the Air: A Radical Revision of Emotions, Memory and Place”
2024 — Issues in Philosophy of Memory 4, Université de Genève, Switzerland: “The Extended Body: Vicarious Memories and Mimetic Capacities in Transgenerational Trauma”
2023 — Philosophy of Science Colloquium, Universität Wien / Institut Vienna Circle, Austria: “A Mind So Rare: Mimesis and Embodied Memory — The Case of the Shoah Survivors’ Descendants”
2023 — The Unconventional Memory Workshop, LMU München, Germany: “The Extended Body: Vicarious Memories and Mimetic Capacities in Transgenerational Trauma”
2023 — Memory and Consciousness Workshop, Institut Jean Nicod, Paris, France: “Enacting Unconsciousness in Emotional and Embodied Remembering”
2023 — GEM 2023, Ruhr Universität Bochum, Germany: “What Does Reconstruction Mean in a 4E Approach to Emotional Remembering?”
2022 — GAP 11 — Varieties of (Dis)continuism, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany: “What Is Subjective Time in Feared Remembered/Imagined Scenarios?”
2022 — 4E Cognition Workshop, Ruhr Universität Bochum, Germany: “EnvironMental Time Travel”
2021 — PhD Seminar, University of Grenoble, France: “The Presentification of the Past: Involuntary Memories in Fear Disorders”
2020 — CONCEPT Brown Bag Seminar, Universität zu Köln, Germany: “Reviving the Notion of Affective Memory Towards a New Approach on Mental Time”
2019 — Forgiveness, Remembrance, Time, University of Manchester, UK: “Is Forgiveness Possible in Collective Trauma?”
2019 — Cologne-Grenoble Philosophy of Memory Workshop, Germany: “Time and Nostalgia”
2019 — Issues in Philosophy of Memory 2, Université Grenoble Alpes, France: “Thinking Temporal Frameworks Qualitatively: Episodic Memory and Trauma”
2018 — Workshop Thinking in and About Time, Center for Philosophy of Time, Milan, Italy: “Duration and Continuity in Mental Time Travel”
2017 — Tense and Tensibility, Universität Bonn, Germany: “The Ethical Time of Men as a Replicate of God’s Eternity: Schelling’s Ages of the World”
2017 — Winterschule, Bergische Universität Wuppertal, Germany: “Existing in One Time and in Many: The Analogy Between Unity and Multiplicity in Schelling as a Ground for an Ethics”
2016 — Workshop Philosophien der Zeit, Universität Bonn, Germany: “Does Autobiographical Memory Require a Linear Notion of Time?”
2014 — Ateliers du stage d'hiver à Coimbra, Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal: “Bergson Through Plotinus, Plotinus Through Bergson: Paradoxes of Immanence”

I have also presented extensively on Aristotle’s and Plotinus’ accounts of time and memory in Brazil, although I have not yet reconstructed the complete list of those talks.