Society for Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology
April 26-28
麻豆直播 is pleased to welcome Division 24, the Society for Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology, to Pittsburgh for its Annual Spring Meeting. The presidential theme for this year is "Fostering Flourishing in Psychology through Reflective Discourse and Collaboration." We trust the conference will build community and advance our profession as we share ideas related to the theory, practice, and reimagining of psychology as a discipline and agent for social change.
Accommodations
There are several accommodation options in close proximity to 麻豆直播. A limited number of rooms are available at a discounted rate at the .
Parking
On-campus parking is not available for guests of the University during peak business times, Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Alternate is available within walking distance of the University.
Keynote Speakers
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Mindy Fullilove
Dr. Fullilove has a close connection to Pittsburgh, as a result of her work on urban restoration in the wake of race and class divisions, and the ties between the environment and mental health. A writer and social psychiatrist, Dr. Fullilove received her MD from Columbia University. A professor of urban policy and health at the New School, as well as the Mary Flexner Lectureship at Bryn Mawr College, Dr. Fullilove's plenary address is titled "What does 'Hamida' mean?: Joys and Pitfalls of Studying the Psychological Messages of K-Drama"
Eva Simms
Dr. Eva Simms is a professor at 麻豆直播, and has published extensively on child psychology from a phenomenological perspective informed by the philosophy of Merleau-Ponty. In addition, she is the founder of Placelab, an innovative research group dedicated to an examination of the relationship between people and place. Her plenary address is titled "Restorative Nature Playscape Design: Applied Phenomenology and the Study of Place".
Aaron Jackson
Dr. Aaron Jackson is an Associate Professor in the Department of Counseling Psychology & Special Education at Brigham Young University. A practicing clinician, as well, Dr. Jackson is particularly interested in the philosophy, theory, and values of psychotherapy. His plenary address is titled "Reflections of a Longtime Lurker: Appreciation and Exhortation"
Blaine Fowers
Dr. Blaine Fowers is Professor of Counseling Psychology at the University of Miami. He is particularly interested in the psychological study of virtue and flourishing from an Aristotelian perspective. He is a Fellow of the American Psychological Association and a recipient of the Joseph B. Gittler Award for Contributions to the Philosophical Foundations of Psychology.
Conference Schedule
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Duquesne Union: Room 613 |
Duquesne Union: Room 119 |
Gumberg Library: Simon Silverman Phenomenology Center |
9:15- 10:15 |
Duquesne Union: Union Africa Room - Welcome & Opening |
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Symposium |
Symposium |
10:30- 11:30 |
Alexander Porto The Picture Theory of Symbolic Development in Early Childhood Sophia Arredondo |
Thomas Teo, Lisa Osbeck, Jeff Sugarman |
Jacob Larson, Yousaf Raza, Joseph Chamberlain, Lora Schillem Locating Human Agency in Relationality |
11:45- 1:00 |
Duquesne Union: Union Africa Room - Plenary: Mindy Fullilove |
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1:00- 2:00 |
Duquesne Union: Room 109 - Lunch |
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Conversation Session |
Conversation Session |
2:00- 3:00 |
David Goodman, Matthew Clemente Sam Aston The Digital Self: What selfhood looks like in an online world |
Thomas Teo, Lisa Osbeck, Jeff Sugarman |
Cathleen Flynn, Alexander Porto, John Dall'Aglio Drawing Connections: Ideas and Applications of Expressive Activity in the Clinic |
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Duquesne Union: Room 613 |
Duquesne Union: Room 119 |
Gumberg Library: Simon Silverman Phenomenology Center |
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Symposium |
Conversation Session |
Conversation Session |
3:15- 4:15 |
Stephanie Swales, Christopher R. Bell, John Roberts, Kareen Malone |
Peder Schillemat, Jeffrey Reber, Jacob Tengelsen Using the Replication Crisis to Engage Others in Critical Thinking 麻豆直播 Psychological Sciences. |
Aaron Burdge, Kylie Burdge, Kiara Aguirre, Brianna Holmes, Richard Williams |
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Dawson Strand The |
Samuel Major, Ed Gantt |
Gary Brill With or Without Free Will, We Carry On: Implications of Inquiry as a Social Practice
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6:00- 7:00 |
Duquesne Union: Union Africa Room 鈥 Poster Session |
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7:00- 8:00 |
Duquesne Union: Union Africa Room - Reception |
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Duquesne Union: Room 613 |
Duquesne Union: Room 119 |
College Hall: Room 449 |
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Symposium |
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Paper Session |
9:15- 10:15 |
Taiga Gutteres, Wenqing (Shelly) Xue, Michael Mookie Manalili, David Goodman In the Crucible of the Human Soul: Suffering, Narrativity, and Aesthetic Articulacy |
Gary Brill, Kristjan Kristjansson, Blaine Fowers, Jack Bauer |
Matthew Devine |
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10:30- 11:30 |
Jamie Hansen How, Why, and What We Read: Bridging Academic and Intellectual Divides through Literature. |
Frank Richardson, Robert Bishop, Kent Higgins Michael Westerman Some Theoretical and Philosophical Considerations about Psychotherapy Research and Practice: The Case of "Transtheoretical" Concepts |
William Foreman Psychological-Phenomenological Inquiry as Psychotherapy Modality with Offenders |
11:45- 1:00 |
Duquesne Union: Union Africa Room - Plenary: Eva Simms |
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1:00- 2:00 |
Duquesne Union: Room 109 - Lunch |
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Duquesne Union: Room 613 |
Duquesne Union: Room 119 |
College Hall: Room 449 |
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Conversation Session |
Paper Session |
Paper Session |
2:00- 3:00 |
Justin Karter, Kevin Gallagher, Tiffani Elliot, Tim Beck, Michah Ingle, Tsotso Ablorh Ashley Bobak, Samantha Lilly Bridging Critical Psychology and Critical Psychiatry: How Mad in America is Pushing for a New Paradigm for Mental Health |
Jonathan Doner Logan Packer Knowledge Deserts |
Sophia Shieh Epistemic Injustice and Silencing in Trauma: Addressing Harms and Restoring Knowledge Integrity
Emily Purtschert, Ed Gantt Others as Given: Edith Stein and the Phenomenology of Empathy |
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3:15- 4:15 |
Noah McManus Liezl Bosch |
Bethany Morris, Chase O'Gwin, Sebastienne Grant What Can Other Disciplines Offer Us When Psychology Fails? |
Brent Robbins,Theresa Buczek, Anthony Isaaco |
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4:30- 5:30 |
Ashley Bobak Can Psychiatric Diagnoses Operate as Scapegoat Mechanisms? |
Stephen Yanchar, Jeanne Marecek, David Goodman, Joe Ostenson, Suzanne Kirschner, Blaine Fowers, Michael Westerman, Suraj Sood What Can We Learn from Our History to Help Inform Our Future? |
Jonathan Rowe, Nina Clark The Latency that Lies Between Us: Interiority, Exteriority, and a Phenomenology of the Unconscious |
6:00-7:00 |
Meeting Place: , Market Square, 2 PPG Place |
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Duquesne Union: Room 613 |
Duquesne Union: Room 119 |
College Hall: Room 449 |
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Symposium |
9:15- 10:15 |
Dawson Strand The Dis-Continuity of Psychotherapy Training in North America: Firstly, does it work? And secondly, what are we doing? Beyond Disparities: Unpacking Caste-Based Inequalities in Suicidal Distress Psychosocial Disability as a Disability |
Donald V Brown Jr, Rashelle Litchmore |
Michael Ryzner-Basiewicz, Anna Kreienberg, Timon Hogenaar, B. Mason Judy Overseas: Reading and Writing Between French and British Psychoanalysis |
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10:30- 11:30 |
Chase O'Gwin, Jacob Tengelsen, Ali Buesing, Jewelya Griffey, Jamie Martin, Logan Paul, Denise Neal, Jacob Maldonado My Psychologist 鈥 TikTok: A Critical Conversation 麻豆直播 Sensationalization of Psychology in the Internet Age. |
Varnica Arora Beyond Disparities: Unpacking Caste-Based Inequalities |
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11:45- 1:00 |
Duquesne Union: Union Africa Room - Plenary: Aaron Jackson |
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1:00- 2:00 |
Duquesne Union: Union Africa Room - Closing Lunch: Blaine Fowers |