Have we ever been/will we still be human?

Program

25 November 2021

First Session

Chair: Daniela Carpi (University of Verona)

10:00-10:15 
Welcome address

• Daniela Carpi (University of Verona) - Fulvio Cortese (University of Trento)

10:15-10:45
Minding the Shift: some thoughts on the human and the not too human mind

• Jeanne Gaakeer (Erasmus University, Rotterdam) - online

10:45-11.15
Wild beasts, posthumans and the limits of legal imagination

• Pier Giuseppe Monateri (University of Turin)

11:15-11: 30
Break

11:30-12:00 
Dominion and Submission: Remo Bodei's theory on non-human personality and the Roman law

• Carlo Pelloso (University of Verona)

12:00-12:30
Discussion

Second Session

Chair: Paolo Carta (University of Trento)

14:30- 15:00
Is Bureaucracy the Answer of the Law to Digital Technologies?

• Paola Carbone, Giuseppe Rossi (IULM) 

15:00-15:30
The Impact of the New Materialism on Technology and the Law

• Dario Haux (University of Lucerne)

15.30-15.45
Break

15.45-16.15
Sustainable posthumanism? Ethical nudging and normative robomorphing

• Cristina Costantini (University of Perugia) - online

16.15-16.45
Garden, cities, urban hierarchies, and the legal construction of sub-human spaces

• Matteo Nicolini (University of Verona)

16.45-17.15
Discussion

26 November 2021

Third Session

Chair: Fulvio Cortese (University of Trento)

9:30-10:00
On the Marionette Theatre" by H. von Kleist. The impossible marriage between humanity and technology 

• Federico Puppo (University of Trento)

10:00-10:30
Posthuman Gothic, or The Romance of Terror and Technology

• Marita Nadal (University of Zaragoza) - online

10:30-11:00
Law and technology in posthuman fairy tales

• Sidia Fiorato (University of Verona)

11:00-11:15
Break

11:15-11:45
Of Sexbots, Cyborgs and Artificial Intelligence: Articulations of the Posthuman Subject in Jeanette Winterson’s Frankissstein

• Susana Onega (University of Zaragoza) - online

11:45-12:30
Discussion

Fourth Session

Chair: Federico Puppo (University of Trento)

14:30-15:00
Worlds falling apart: Jeanette Winterson’s ecojustice perspective in The Stone Gods

• Annalisa Volpone (University of Perugia)

15:00-15:30
Technology, Ethics, and Law: A constitutional journey through the works of Ian McEwan

• Simone Penasa (University of Trento)

15:30-16:00
Embodied and uploaded posthuman beings in Larissa Lai’s The Tiger Flu

• Chiara Battisti (University of Verona)

16:00-16:30    
Discussion

Scientific Coordination:

• Daniela Carpi (University of Verona)
• Fulvio Cortese (University of Trento)

Information and Registration:

The webinar will take place in person and in live streaming on this web page. Participation is free but in person event registration is necessary:

• In person event - Registration (Places available are limited)
• Online - You can follow the Conference in live streaming on this web page