International Conference on Philosophy, Critical Theory and Metaphilosophy

This track explores the intersections of critical theory and metaphilosophy, examining how philosophical inquiry can inform and challenge social structures. Participants will engage with foundational texts and contemporary interpretations that highlight the role of critique in philosophical practice.

This session focuses on the relationship between language, communication, and the construction of ideology. Scholars will analyze how linguistic practices shape social realities and influence ideological frameworks within various cultural contexts.

This track investigates the role of critical theory in understanding and promoting democratic practices. Discussions will center on the potential of critique to enhance democratic engagement and address contemporary challenges to democratic institutions.

Participants in this session will examine the transition from ideological constructs to empirical social facts. The focus will be on how critical theory can illuminate the processes through which ideologies manifest in social realities.

This track revisits the themes of the Dialectic of Enlightenment, exploring its relevance in contemporary critical theory. Scholars will discuss the implications of enlightenment ideals for modern social and political contexts.

This session delves into J?rgen Habermas's contributions to political theory and the concept of the public sphere. Participants will critically assess the role of discourse in shaping democratic practices and public deliberation.

This track focuses on the integration of pragmatic epistemology within social sciences, emphasizing the importance of practical knowledge in social inquiry. Discussions will highlight how this approach can foster a more nuanced understanding of social phenomena.

Participants will explore the significance of pluralism in critical theory, examining how diverse perspectives can enrich social analysis. This session aims to foster dialogue on the challenges and opportunities presented by pluralistic approaches.

This track addresses the role of reflexivity in social inquiry, emphasizing the importance of perspective-taking and practical verification. Scholars will discuss methodologies that incorporate reflexive practices to enhance the rigor of social research.

This session investigates the implications of globalization for critical theory, focusing on how global interconnectedness shapes social dynamics. Participants will analyze the challenges and opportunities that globalization presents for critical inquiry.

This track examines the emergence of transnational critical theory in response to global social issues. Scholars will engage with the ways in which critical theory can address the complexities of social facts and normative ideals across borders.