Международная Летняя школа ИГИТИ «Intellectual History vis-a-vis Sociology of Knowledge: Between Models and Cases»
August 28–30, 2014
Address: room 311, Myasnitskaya st. 20, Moscow
PROGRAM
August 28
15:00–16:00 Registration of participants
16:00-16:15 Welcoming words by Irina Savelieva, director of the Poletayev Institute for Theoretical and Historical Studies in the Humanities
16:15–18:45 Session 1. Chair: Irina Savelieva
Gisele Sapiro (CSE-EHESS, France) – Sociology of intellectuals: achievements and perspectives
Patrick Baert (Cambridge University, UK) – Intellectual, Positioning, Diffusion (Idea of intellectual interventions)
Sergey Zenkin (RSHU, Russia) – Ideas in literature
18:45–20:00 Reception at the HSE (room 300)
August 29
10:00–11:40 Session 2. Chair: Alexander Dmitriev
Edward Baring (Drew University, USA) – Moving beyond place: transnational intellectual history and the meaning of context
Paul Ziche (Utrecht University, Netherland) – Sharing concepts across disciplinary divides – case studies from the history of philosophy around 1920-s
11:40–12:00 Coffee break
12:00–13:40 Session 3. Chair: Christopher Donohue
Tim Müller (Hamburg Institute of Social research, Germany) – Reading Marcuse institutionally
Alexander Bikbov (Centre Maurice Halbwachs, France) – What Soviet period reveals about political and institutional preconditions of making social sciences: a hypothesis of double membership
13:40–15:20 Lunch
15:20–17:30 Session 4. Chair: Irina Sirotkina
Tamás Demeter (Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Hungary) – Three genres of sociology of knowledge and their early origins
Arnaud Saint-Martin (CNRS, Université de Versailles, France) – Reframing Robert K. Merton’s paradigmatic essays in the sociology of knowledge: an exercise in the systematics of sociological knowledge
Grigory Yudin (Moscow HSE, Russia) – Historicism and sociologism in the history of German sociology: case of Helmut Schelsky
17:30–17:40 Short break
17:40-18:30 Workshop for IGITI students. Discussion of the book Forms of reasoning: from social selection to social biology, social mobility and biosocial anthropology by Christopher R. Donohue (National Human Genome Research Institute, USA)
August 30
10:00–11:40 Session 5. Chair: Paul Ziche
Olessia Kirchik (Moscow HSE, Poletayev Institute, Russia) – Historical development of social science objects: rural studies in France after 1945
Christian Fleck (Institut für Soziologie, Universität Graz, Austria) – Toward conceptual history of social and human sciences
11:40–12:00 Coffee break
12:00–13:40 Session 6. Chair: Gisele Sapiro
Mikhail Sokolov (European University at St. Petersburg, Russia)– The social construction of attention spaces in Russian social science: a study in sociology of intellectual moves
Christopher R. Donohue (National Human Genome Research Institute, USA) – Would a greater understanding of the nineteenth century lead to another new sociology of ideas?
13:40–15:20 Lunch
15:20–17:00 Session 7. Chair: Olessia Kirchik
Andrey Kozhanov (Moscow HSE, Russia)– Beyond STS program: sociological standpoint
Roger Smith (Lancaster University, UK) – From content to context? Reasons for change in the history of science, 1960-s to 1990-s