PhenCoCo is a trans-national community of researchers whose aim it is to explore the possibilities of dialogue(s) between phenomenological approaches to understand the mind, and the empirical and computational sciences of cognition. This gives us a wide range of topics and fields to draw from.

The colloquia are the presentations and discussions about specific topics, currently online on discord. We take time to think, since 2013, mostly Saturday´s from 12:00 on, so we can reach the quality desired in our talks. (Yes, we do love science, and use our saturdays for it, as well. ;))

The open regular´s tables are informal dinner discussions at Café Marral, Torstr.222, 19:00, roughly every second Wednesday. Please check eventlist.

Topics include science (humanities included), technology, digitalisation and society with regard to philosophical consequences. The participants in these events come from various theoretical and practical fields, which makes the events a hopefully stimulating experience.

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The link expires every week and is renewed regularly. If disabled, just send an e-mail to info[at]phencoco.net to get access. (You need an account, sorry. If you absolutely do not want to, let us know, we´ll find a way.)

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Current Events


Colloqium #36

Sharing a world with a dog: biology and phenomenology

Jul 19, 2025 at 12:00 pm CEST

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source: n.zaslawski

Description

What does it mean to live with a dog? More precisely, what does it mean that we do have a world together? Put otherwise: how is it possible that we share a perspective (Alloa, 2020) with a dog? Answering these questions means both looking at how evolution shaped dog’s cognitive abilities and what … read more

Speakers

Nicolas Zaslawski: Former Graduate Assisant at the University of Lausanne, I am currently training to become a dog educator. I am also working on a Phd dissertation … read more



Colloqium #37

Emergence

Aug 23, 2025 at 12:00 pm CEST

Description

tbd

Speakers

Wolfgang Sohst



Archive

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