Sense and the Making of Sense 2022

List of Topics

• The making and dynamics of sense
• The phenomenology of sense
• Sense, discourse and action
• Sense and the making of sense in the regulation of activity
• Existential senses and life contexts
• Narrative practices of making sense
• Sign and symbol in socio-cultural practices
• Semiotics and semantics of screen culture and visual sphere
• The theory of meaning in historical development
• Sense as a unit of semantics and pragmatics
• Logical investigations of sense and denotation
• Sense and denotation in the practice of argumentation
• Propositional attitudes
• Byzantine logical-semantic tradition

Committees

Program Committee

• Oksana Goncharko, ITMO University St. Petersburg
• lena Dragalina-Chernaya, Higher School of Economics, Moscow
• Vitaly Dolgorukov Higher School of Economics, Moscow
• Dmitry Zaitsev, Lomonosov Moscow State University
• Dmitry Leontiev, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Higher School of Economics
• Elena Lisanyuk, St. Petersburg State University
• Gleb Karpov, St. Petersburg State University
• Petr Kusliy, Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences
• Larisa Muraveva, St. Petersburg State University
• Valery Surovtsev, Tomsk State University
• Natalya Tomova, Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences

Organizing committee

• Ivan Mikirtumov, St. Petersburg State University, chairman
• Valeria Semyonova, St. Petersburg State University, secretary
• Grigorii Tulchinskii, Higher School of Economics, St. Petersburg State University, Deputy Chairman
• Suren Zolyan, Academy of Sciences of Armenia, Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University, Kaliningrad

Abstract submission and review

Abstracts (250–300 words) are to be submitted exclusively via the EasyChair system. To make a submission, use the link: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=semase2022

The submitted materials will undergo blind review. The organizers reserve the right to reject submissions.

Publication

The accepted abstracts will be available on the conference page.

Participants are given the opportunity to publish enlarged abstracts (750-1000 words) or an article (from 2700 words) in the journal "Logical and philosophical studies" (RSCI, ISSN 2223-3954) https://ojs.philosophy.spbu.ru/index.php/lphs

Venue

The conference will be held in a hybrid mode.

St. Petersburg State University, Faculty of liberal arts and sciences, Galernaja str. 58/60.

Contact

All questions about submissions should be emailed to Ivan Mikirtumov imikirtumov@gmail.com