DOCTORAL SEMINAR IN PHILOSOPHY 1

lisp3100  2026-2027  Louvain-la-Neuve

DOCTORAL SEMINAR IN PHILOSOPHY 1
6.00 credits
30.0 h
Q1
Teacher(s)
Language
English
Main themes
The theme of the seminar changes each year and is chosen for its relevance to research training within the Doctoral School of Philosophy.
Teaching methods
The seminar is structured as a workshop series, comprising five sessions scheduled from February to June 2026; the specific dates are yet to be determined. Each session will showcase ongoing academic experiences from various fields, emphasizing practices that foster a decolonial approach in defining research objects, designing and implementing methodologies, analyzing data, and presenting findings.
Each session begins with a 60-minute presentation by the invited speaker, who will share insights, proposals, and experiences related to the application of decolonial methodologies in their research within social sciences and humanities.
Following the presentation, a discussion will be held between the speaker and participants, providing an opportunity to raise questions about the decolonial approach and exchange potential research ideas.
A final session will be held to share the proposals between the participants and exchange comments and suggestions.
Evaluation methods
After the four sessions, each participant is expected to submit a short proposal (500 words) outlining how the decolonial approach could be applied to their own research project or used in selecting a research topic. These proposals will be shared with the four guest speakers, who will provide brief feedback on each submission.
Other information
See the Séminaires de 3e cycle ISP webpage for the precise timetable and updates
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