9.45-10 Introduction – Campaner
Section I: “Resilienza e salute: il caso Covid-19”
Chair: Dallolio
10-10.20 Francesco Barone Adesi (PhilHeaD)
10.20-10.40 Anna Manca
10.40-11 Margherita Benzi (PhilHeaD) & Marco Novarese
11-11.30 Discussione
11.30-11.50 pausa
Chair: Dallara
11.50-12.10 Angelo Fioritti
12.10-12.30 Federico Toth
12.30-12.50 Roberto De Vogli
12.50 – 13.20 Discussione
Section II: Covid-19 and Philosophy: Epistemological and Ethical Aspects
Chair: Campaner (oppure Brigati) (University of Bologna & PhilHeaD)
15-15.20 Alex Broadbent
15.20-15.40 Stefano Canali
15.40-16 Cristina Amoretti (University of Genoa & PhilHeaD) & Elisabetta Lalumera (University of Milano-Bicocca & PhilHeaD): The concept of disease in time of Covid-19
16-16.30 Discussione
16.30-16.45 pausa
Chair: Cenacchi (oppure Cerri) (University of Bologna & PhilHeaD)
16.45-17.05 Helen De Cruz
17.05-17.25 Pierluigi Viale (?)
17.25-17.45 Giovanni Boniolo (University of Ferrara & PhilHeaD), Covid 19: ethical discomforts and epistemological mistakes
17.45-18.15 Discussion
Abstracts:
Cristina Amoretti & Elisabetta Lalumera, The concept of disease in time of Covid-19
Which concept of disease one assumes has implications on who can be judged as having a disease (disease judgement) and what counts as being sick (sickness judgement). We suggest that sickness judgements akin to those experienced during Covid-19 outbreak presuppose a concept of disease containing social harm or risk of harm as a component. We then indicate some problems of adopting this disease concept beyond the emergence.
Giovanni Boniolo, Covid 19: ethical discomforts and epistemological mistakes:
In the talk, I will face the problem of the many epistemological distortions concerning communication regarding COVID 19 and their dangerous consequences for the collectivity.
Research Center for Philosophy of Health and Disease 