Programm

January 19, 2018 9h15-9h30 Welcome   9h30-12h Panel 1:  What a Rule Is 9h30-10h15 Albert Ogien (CNRS, IMM) « Forms of Life and Non-Law » 10h15-11h Christian Martin (Universität München), « How to conceive of rules and laws such as to do justice to the fact that the basic way in which thinking animals live their lives precedes rules and laws? » 11h-11h15 Coffee break 11h15-12h Sandra Laugier (Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne), « Looking for Rules »   12h-14h Lunch   14h-17h15 Panel 2 : Rules of our Lives 14h-14h45 David Zapero (Universität Bonn), « The Moral Constraint and the Moral Life » 14h45-15h30 Vanessa Nurock (EPIDAPO, Los Angeles), « Moral experiments, rules and forms of life : from marbles to moral machines » 15h30-16h Coffee break   16h-16h45 Loic Azoulai (Sciences Po), « Law is not free from its Forms (of life) » 16h45 -17h30 Rahel Jaeggi (Humboldt Universität), « The Normativity of Forms of Life »       January 20, 2018   9h30-12h Panel 3 : Law and Forms of Life 9h30-10h15 Anna Zielinska (Université de Lorraine), « Human Rights as Forms of Life » 10h15-11h Veronica Corcodel (Sciences Po),  « The Legal Construction of Migrant Forms of Life: Calais as a Space of Contested Suspension » 11h-11h15 Coffee break 11h15-12h Hanna Eklund (Sciences Po), « Law and the nationalist form of life »   12h-14h Lunch   14h-17h Panel 4 :  Te Legal, the Normal, and the Pathological 14h-14h45 Silver Bronzo (National Research University Higher School of Economics, Moscou) « Pasolini on culture, forms of life, and moral progress » 14h45-15h30 Julie Mazaleigue (CNRS, ISJPS) « Legal norms and the limits of the pathological » 15h30-15h45 Coffee break 15h45-16h30 Piergiorgio Donatelli (La Sapienza) : « Civilization and Forms of life »