2021² Sessions

Talking Alienation sessions will be held at

11 am BRA / 2 pm UTC / 5 pm MSK.

• 13th Oct., Wednesday - Isidor Walliman

  • Estrangement: Marx's conception of human nature and the division of labor

• 29th Oct., Friday - Olga Simonova

  • The alienating emotional labor in late modern (pandemic) societies: Marxist overtones of the А. R. Hochschild’s theory

• 10th Nov., Wednesday - Humberto Fernandes

  • The unnatural divide between culture and nature: A sociological unified approach to Spinoza on alienation theory

• 3rd Dec., Friday - Virgínia Therezinha Kestering

  • Vegetarianism and accountability: the consumer responsibility in vegetarian practice

• 8th Dec., Wednesday - Miriam Adelman / Henrique Quagliato

  • Mental Health seen through the lens of human-animal relations: notes for a preliminary inquiry

• 7th Jan., Friday - Zhaolun Fan

  • Individualization, familialism and subjective-well-being (SWB): A comparative egocentric network analysis

• 19th Jan., Wednesday - Miri Gal-Ezer

  • Covid-19 and Iran Crisis as Disaster Capitalism by Netanyahu and Trump: Alienation, Illeadership and Illiberal Democracy

• 2nd Feb., Wednesday - Virgínia Therezinha Kestering

  • Brazilian emotional experience over the first months of Covid-19 pandemic: the impact of political and ideological positions

• 16th Feb., Wednesday - Andrew Blasko

  • One-Dimensional Knowledge: Ideology and the Humanistic Context of Science​

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