Dr. Johannes Schick, Dr. Mario Schmidt, Jun.-Prof. Martin Zillinger
11th to 13th of May
Fritz Thyssen Foundation Cologne
Thursday, 11.05
10:00-10:30 Johannes Schick
Mario Schmidt
Martin Zillinger
(Cologne) Introduction
10:30-11:15 Wendy James
(Oxford) The varieties of human interaction: the endorsement of ethnography by the Durkheimian school as a route to the linking of the mind, society, and the emergence of categories
11:45-12:30 Nicolas Sembel
(Marseille) Hidden Durkheim & Hidden Mauss: an empirical revisiting of the work needed to create a new science
14:00-14:45 Mario Schmidt
(Cologne) On the Social Origin of the Categories - A View from the Iglu
14:45-15:30 Gregory Schrempp
(Bloomington, IN) Kantian Categories and the Relativist Turn: A Comparison of Three Routes
16:00-16:45 Erhard Schüttpelz
(Siegen) Categorizing the Categories: Hegel's Temple, Durkheim's Template
16:45-17:30 Susan Steadman-Jones
(London/Paris) Durkheim, the Question of the Categories and the Concept of Human Labour
18:00-19:00 Nick Allen
(Oxford) KEYNOTE:
Durkheimian Thinking and the Category of Totality
Friday, 12.05.
10:00-10:45 Anne Warfield Rawls
(Boston, MA) The Relationship between Constitutive Practices, Modernity and Categories in Durkheim: How Epistemology and Justice become intertwined in Modernity
11:15-12:00 Nicolas Meylan
(Lausanne/Genf) Mana in Context: From Max Müller to Marcel Mauss
12:00-12:45 Martin Zillinger
(Cologne) Mana, Truc, Oomph. Two Foundational Moments.
14:15-15:00 Tanja Bogusz
(Kassel) Beyond Sociology and Anthropology. Durkheim and Interdisciplinarity
15:30-16:15 Heike Delitz
(Bamberg) The foundation of sociology instead of philosophy: The productive aversion against Henri Bergson within the Durkheim school – and the invention of Bergsonian sociological categories against Durkheim
16:15-17:00 Johannes Schick
(Cologne) Bergsonian Epistemology, Maussian Anthropology? The Category of Technology between homo faber and homme total
17:30-18:30 Nathan Schlanger
(Paris) KEYNOTE:
The Maussian category of technology between workers and indigenes
Saturday, 13.05.
10:00-10:45 William Watts Miller (Oxford) Causality and Creativity: A Fundamental Durkheimian Problematic
11:15-12:00 Jean-François Bert
(Lausanne) Entre Claude Lévi-Strauss, Pierre Bourdieu et Michel Foucault, polémique sur le « sens » maussien du Fait social total
13:30-14:15 Jean-Christoph Marcel (Dijon/Paris) From Durkheim to Halbwachs: rebuilding the theory of collective representations
14:15-15:00 Robert LaFleur
(Chicago, IL) La Pensée Cyclique: Classification, Calendrical Rhythm, and Social Theory in the Année Sociologique Tradition