[spsp-members] Reminder - Program 10th Workshop on Historical Epistemology - Psy-practices, Lübeck, 27-29 March 2025

[Iván Moya Diez]

Dear colleagues,

we would like to kindly remind you that the 10th International Workshop on
Historical Epistemology, dedicated to "Intersections of Psychological
Research and Psychotherapeutic Practices", will take place next week from
Thursday to Saturday in Lübeck. Please find the program below.

If you would like to attend, please send us an email at
epistemologiehistorique at gmail.com by March 25.

Kind regards,
Iván Moya Diez,
on behalf of the organizing committee

*10th International Workshop on Historical Epistemology*
Intersections of Psychological Research and Psychotherapeutic Practices

27-29 March 2025

Institut für Medizingeschichte und Wissenschaftsforschung (IMGWF)
Universität zu Lübeck

Venue: Lecture Hall (Hörsaal), IMGWF, Königstraße 42, 23552 Lübeck.
Mandatory registration via email at: epistemologiehistorique at gmail.com

https://episthist.hypotheses.org/ <https://episthist.hypotheses.org/4214>


Thursday, March 27th

14:00 Welcome

14:15 Hans-Jörg Rheinberger, Max-Planck Institute for the History of Science
*Opening lecture: **My Take on Historical Epistemology. A Personal Note*.

15:15 Coffee-break

15:45  Annette C. Mülberger, University of Groningen
*How did personality enter the workplace? Discussions on psychotechnics and
the ‘human factor’ in the 1920s*

16:30 Matthew Perkins-McVey, Bar-Ilan University
*On ‘Chemical Tools:’ Intoxicating the ‘Normal and the Pathological’ in the
Psy-Sciences*

17:15 Ilaria Fornacciari, Masaryk University in Brno (Czech Republic)
*Mirroring Mechanical Metaphors: Materials for an Archaeology of “Emotional
Competence”, from Asperger to Robot-Assisted Autism Therapy (RAAT)*



Friday, March 28th

09:30 Catriel Fierro, Autonomous University of Barcelona
*‘Yes, well… But does it work?’ Effectivity, Technological Forecast and
Phonographic Recording in Carl Rogers’ Psychotherapy Research Program at
The Ohio State University (1939-1945)*

10:15  Francesca Carta, Ca’ Foscari University
Beck Depression Inventory: from Psychometrics to Therapy

11:00 Coffee-break

11:30  Iván Moya Diez, IMGWF, University of Lübeck
The cognitive revolution in therapeutic practice: Strategies of scientific
rationality and the relative autonomy of cognitive therapy

12:15  Fanny Mertens, University of Leipzig
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and the Imperative of Speaking Truth. A
Social-Philosophical Critique of the Evolutionist Scientism of Behavioural
Experiments

13:00 Lunch break

14:00 Philippe Huneman, IHPST, University Paris 1/CNRS
*Ancient alienism, modern psychiatry?*

14:45 Marion Farge, Marie and Louis Pasteur University
*From psychoanalysis to a “new psychological culture”: topicalities of the
“Psy-function”*

15:30 Coffee-break

16:00 Sarah Marks, Birkbeck, University of London (online)

16:45 Dylan Guével, LIER-FYT, Paris, EHESS-CNRS
*“How new practical issues in the reception of patients affect psychiatric
knowledge: A pragmatic history of the concept of paranoia in French
psychiatry in the 1930s”*

17:30 Elodie Gratreau, Université de Technologie de Compiègne
*Developing ambiguous classifications for a clinically relevant psychiatric
research*



Saturday, March 29th

09:30 Martin Wieser, Sigmund Freud University Berlin
*How to relax in a dictatorship. On the genesis and development of
Autogenic Training in Germany*

10:15  Antonia Sieler, IMGWF, University of Lübeck
*‘Therapy is Change, not Adaptation’- Feminist Therapeutic Practices in the
Case of the BIFF (Beratung und Information für Frauen)*

11:00 Coffee-break

11:30 Luc Surjous, Paris Cité University
*The relation between science and care in medicine and psychotherapy from
the perspective of Georges Canguilhem’s work*

12:15 Janu Höreth, IMGWF, University of Lübeck
*The “Real-Life Test” at the Intersection of Epistemic and
Psychotherapeutic Practices in Gender Assessment*

13:00 Lunch break

14:00 Wessel de Cock, Humboldt University of Berlin
*Towards a Systematic Historical Epistemology. An exemplary case study of
the integration of clinical psychology into neuroscientific experimental
systems in the 1990s Decade of the Brain*

14:45 Grace Smith, Princeton University
*Operationalizing grief: Measure-making as a looping technology in
psychiatric grief in the U.S., 1975-1995*

15:30 Closing remarks



*Organizing committee:*

Caroline Angleraux (iBrain U1253, INSERM de Tours)
Lucie Fabry (LIR3S, Université de Bourgogne)
Lisa Malich (IMGWF, Universität zu Lübeck)
Iván Moya-Diez (IMGWF, Universität zu Lübeck)
Perceval Pillon (IHPST, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne/CNRS)
Matteo Vagelli (CFS, Università di Pisa)

This workshop is organized by:

*ÉpistHist.* Research Network on the History and the Methods of Historical
Epistemology

*With the support of:*

IMGWF, Universität zu Lübeck.
IHPST (UMR 8590), Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne/CNRS.
LIR3S (UMR7366),  Université de Bourgogne/CNRS.

*This workshop is founded by:*

*Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research Foundation) –
Project Number 516932573: “The cognitive revolution in therapeutic
practice: adapting scientific ideals and forming subjects in Aaron Beck’s
cognitive therapy, 1950-1990.”*



Dr. phil. Iván Moya Diez
Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter
Institut für Medizingeschichte und Wissenschaftsforschung
Universität zu Lübeck
Königstrasse 42
23552 Lübeck
Tel: 0451/ 3101 3417
https://www.imgwf.uni-luebeck.de/team/moya-diez.html
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