2022 – PotC RESEARCH GROUP CONFERENCE
Philosophy of the City Annual Conference
– 2022
About the
Conference
The Philosophy of the City (PotC) Research Group takes the city as an object of study, focusing on its political, social, epistemological, metaphysical, ethical, and environmental dimensions.
From an interdisciplinary perspective, it incorporates disciplines such as urban planning, environmental science and studies, ecology, architecture, geography, and the arts. Research questions often deal with applied philosophy and ethics, and utilize established knowledge from other areas of study. All philosophical traditions are welcome.
The group holds a conference annually, along with sessions at the American Philosophical Association’s meetings. Membership is open to anyone with an interest in the philosophical dimensions of the city.

Research
STRANDS
Research questions and areas that exemplify a particularly philosophical interest in cities have emerged within the recent decade, showing how philosophers and philosophically inclined interdisciplinary scholars can uniquely contribute to an understanding of the city. For this conference, we welcome all submissions aiming to understand the ontology of the city, the city as a concept, any of the ethical, aesthetic, or environmental dimensions of cities or urban life.
20 – 22 October, 2022
Turin, Italy
The future of the city
The city as a transgenerational vehicle
Ontology and epistemology of the city
The city of gender
Identity of the city
The city and the cinema
Urban aesthetics
Psychology and city
The inclusive city
City, healthcare and pandemic
Green and sustainable city
Technology and the city
The borders, the frontiers, the walls and the city
The city of animals

Maurizio Ferraris

University of Turin
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Carlo
Ratti

MIT – Senseable City Lab
Marco Santambrogio

Politecnico of Milan
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Eleonora Marangoni

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Sanna Lehtinen

Aalto University
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Snezana Vesnic

University of Belgrade
David Owen

The New Yorker
Petar Bojanić

University of Belgrade
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Michael Nagenborg

University of Twente
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Shane Epting

Missouri University
of Science and technology
Nicola Siddi

Labont – Turin
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Tiziana Andina

University of Turin
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Francesco Parisi

University of Messina
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Giovanni Durbiano

Politecnico of Turin
Simona
Chiodo

Politecnico of Milan
Denis Brotto

University of Padua
Gioia Arapi

Independent researcher
Sara Guindani

FMSH – Paris
Erica Onnis

Labont – Turin
Cristina Tajani

Politecnico of Milan
Geoffrey West

Santa Fe Institute
Filippo Barbera

University of Turin
Oriana Bertolino

Independent researcher

Valentino Castle, Turin
Humanity
UNESCO HERITAGE
The conference will be held at Valentino Castle, Viale Mattioli, 39 Torino, a historic location, part of the serial site "Residences of Royal House of Savoy" inscribed in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1997.