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PLENARIES<br />

Ryan Bishop<br />

Ryan Bishop is Professor of Global Arts and Politics at the Winchester School of<br />

Art, the University of Southampton and co-director of the Winchester Centre<br />

<strong>for</strong> Global Futures in Art Design & Media. He edits the book series “<strong>The</strong>ory Now”<br />

<strong>for</strong> Polity Press and co-edits the journal Cultural Politics (Duke UP) with John<br />

Armitage and Doug Kellner, as well as serving on the editorial board of <strong>The</strong>ory<br />

Culture and Society. He writes on critical theory, literary studies, visual culture,<br />

military technology, urbanism and aesthetics.<br />

Roberto Terrosi<br />

Italian scholar, Roberto Terrosi, studied aesthetics in Rome with Mario Perniola,<br />

focusing on the relationships between aesthetics and technology, He later went<br />

to Japan where he worked at the Kyoto University as Researcher and at Tohoku<br />

University at Sendai as Associate Professor in aesthetics and art-history. He<br />

left Japan following the 2011 earthquake and now is an independent scholar<br />

and “cultore della materia” at the University of Rome Tor Vergata. His work<br />

includes: <strong>The</strong> Philosophy of Post-human (1997); History of the Concept of Art<br />

(2006) and Philosophy and Anthropology of Portrait (2012).<br />

Tõnu Viik<br />

Tõnu Viik is a professor of philosophy at Tallinn University, Estonia. He received<br />

his Ph.D. from Emory University in 2003 writing a dissertation on Hegel’s<br />

philosophy of culture. Currently, he is working on cultural phenomenology.<br />

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