Certificates will be sent to the emails indicated in the registrations and submissions by January 31, 2022.

20th IMP Program

The lectures, roundtables, communications and posters sessions will take place between 8th and 12th of November, in online mode.


Online sessions are being recorded and posted to CEP's YouTube channel. It is possible to watch the videos through the channel or by accessing the corresponding link in the 20th EIP program, organized by day, accessible through the General Program page.



GENERAL INFORMATION

The lectures, roundtables, communications and poster sessions will take place  between November 8th and 12th, in online mode.


REGISTRATION:

  • All Registrations are free.
  • Registration is mandatory for everyone who participates in the online sessions, whether as listeners or guests participants or communications and posters presenters.
  • Registration ended on November 5th. In case of doubt, please contact cep.puc@gmail.com. 


LINKS:

  • The links to access the virtual rooms will be sent to the e-mail informed in the registration form until November 7th.



POSSIBLE TECHNICAL PROBLEMS DURING THE EVENT

  • In case of technical problems with the internet networks or with the ZOOM application of the Center for Pragmatism Studies, we will centralize the information for participants on THIS PAGE of 20thIMP website.



20th IMP PROGRAM:



ABSTRACTS:



POSTER EXHIBITION:



POSTER SESSION

  • On November 9, from 4:30 pm to 5:45 pm, the period scheduled for the poster session, all presenters must be present through the link to the room where the session will be held.
  • During the poster session, the debate of the works presented will be held, which will begin with the debaters' questions and end with the participation of the public.



ORAL PRESENTATIONS

  • Participants in conferences, roundtables and communications must present their work orally in PORTUGUESE, except for foreigners, who may present in ENGLISH.
  • Given the international character of the event and the fact that there is no simultaneous translation, regardless of the language of the oral presentation, an ENGLISH VERSION OF THE FULL TEXT must be presented ON THE EVENT SCREEN, simultaneously and synchronized with the oral presentation. This will make accessing the text easier.

 


PRESENTATION TEMPLATE

  • Participants in conferences, roundtables, and communications, please access the template file to prepare your PPT presentation, through the following link:
  • Access the template file here.
  • The template is just a guide, as you are free to prepare the presentation as you wish. In any case, however, we recommend using a font between 22 and 24 points, as well as locating the text spot in the center of the slide, freeing the top and bottom edges, for good readability on computers, tablets, and cell phones.

 


TIME OF EACH PRESENTATION

  • Authors must submit their work in a MAXIMUM TIME OF:
  • COMMUNICATIONS: 15 MINUTES. For this, the complete text should not exceed 1850 WORDS.
  • ROUND TABLES: 20 MINUTES. For this, the complete text should not exceed 2,400 WORDS.
  • CONFERENCES: 40 MINUTES. For this, the complete text should not exceed 4,800 WORDS.

 


ON THE DAY OF PRESENTATION

  • On the day of your participation, we encourage you to access your presentation room link approximately 20 minutes before the scheduled time, to ensure that you are available at the beginning of your session.
  • At the beginning of each session, the coordinator will carry out the procedures to welcome everyone and will continue calling the participants, according to the order of presentation.
  • Immediately before your communication, you can use ZOOM's Share Screen feature to upload the presentation file yourself.
  • We recommend that you handle changing slides yourself as you speak or, if necessary, enlist the help of a colleague to control the presentation as you speak.
  • If you need to request the help of the 20th EIP technical team during the session, you can use the ZOOM chat feature to send the file, selecting as the recipient of your message (to/To): "Centro de Estudos de Pragmatismo - PUCSP".
  • It is very important that you stick to the time set for your presentation.
  • After the presentation, you must remain in the room for the entire session.

 


THE DEBATES

  • In the case of conference sessions, the debate starts from the speech of the conference commentator and proceeds by giving the floor to the audience.
  • In the case of roundtables, it is up to the session coordinator to define whether the debate opens to the public after each speech or at the end of the session.
  • In the case of communication sessions, it is recommended that debates with the public be held every three presentations.
  • All participants will be able to collaborate with the debates in two ways:
  1. through Zoom's "raise your hand",
  2. writing the questions directly in the chat.
  • The order of questions and the duration of the debate will be the responsibility of the chair's coordination.

 


FROM THE ATTENDANCE LIST

  • To be eligible for a certificate, the listening public must register on the event's website by November 5, 2021 and confirm at least 2/3 of the event's sessions.
  • During the sessions each participate must write their name in the chat so that the 20th IMP team can register their presence.
  • E.g.: Listener: Rafaela Souza.

 


AVAILABILITY OF RECORDINGS ON YOUTUBE

  • After the sessions, the recordings will be available on the CEP-PUCSP channel on YouTube

 

 

THE 20th IMP TECHNICAL TEAM

  • Each session will have a technical team of 2 people, managing the participations, following the chat, and supporting the coordination of the session. To address the team, you must use the ZOOM chat feature, selecting as the recipient of your message (to): "Centro de Estudos de Pragmatismo - PUCSP ".


SUBMISSIONS






FURTHER INFORMATION

  • Schedule

    July 12 to August 31, 2021 

    • Submission period for posters and communications. 
    • Posters submission  has been extended to September 10th.

    Until November 5, 2021 

    • Registration period.

    Registration is mandatory for everyone who participates in the online sessions, whether as listeners, poster and communications participants or guests participants.


    The paper submission does not replace the registration.



    September 1 to 30, 2021 

    • Period of analysis and disclosure of submitions for posters or for communications approved by the scientific committee.

    October 15, 2021

    • Deadline for participants with poster presentations to send the poster archives (PPT - PowerPoint). 

    October 20, 2021 

    • Launching of the general program.

    November 5, 2021 

    • Posting of posters on this website.
    • Posting of the Abstracts of roundtable, communications and conferences on this website.

    November 8 to 12, 2021

    • 20th INTERNATIONAL MEETING ON PRAGMATISM - IMP (online mode)

    Until January 31, 2022 (Extended deadline)

    • Period for sending the certificates for the email registered on the registration form.

  • 20th IMP Program

     The program of the 20th IMP will feature:


    • Lecture sessions
    • Roundtable sessions
    • Communication sessions
    • Poster session
    • Poster exhibition on this website 


     In addition to the conference sessions that traditionally already have invited internationally renowned researchers, the 20ºIMP will have an expanded number of roundtables with invited participants.


    All abstracts from the conferences, as well as the papers presented in the roundtables and communications sessions, will be published in a bilingual version on this website.


    Follow the complete 20th IMP Program here.

  • Registration and certificates

    Participants' ACCESS to the event's online rooms can only occur ON PREVIOUS REGISTRATION.


    • The registration in the 20th IMP is FREE and must be formalized using the Registration Form.
    • Registrations will not be accepted after November 5, 2021, the deadline for the organization of the event to enable the procedures for accessing registrants to online rooms.

    PARTICIPATION CERTIFICATES will be granted, provided that THE REGISTRATION IS EFFECTIVE and that the following criteria are observed:



    In the case of LISTENERS

    • Participants must have confirmed the minimum participation in 2/3 of the sessions of the event.

    In the case of PARTICIPANTS WITH POSTER PRESENTATION

    • Participants who submitted work and were approved by the Scientific Committee must send a Power Point file with the poster, according to the event's SCHEDULE and be present at the Poster Session, at the time established in the event's PROGRAM.

    In the case of PARTICIPANTS WITH COMMUNICATION PRESENTATION

    • Participants who submitted work and were approved by the Scientific Committee must send a Power Point file with the WHOLE communication text, according to the event's SCHEDULE and present  their communication at the time established in the event's PROGRAM.

    In the case of INVITED PARTICIPANTS

    • Participants must be present at their Conference Session or Round Table, as established in the event's PROGRAM.

  • Communication submissions

    General guidelines for authors who will submit abstracts of papers

    • The same author may register only one work as the 1st author, without prejudice to participating in two or more as a co-author.
    • The selection of works will be based on abstracts and is the responsibility of the Scientific Committee of the EIP.
    • The works must be unpublished.
    • Abstracts should expose and contextualize the theme, clearly inform the objectives, have a clear and well-defined argument.
    • In addition to detailing the summary and the expository and conceptual clarity, the commission will observe the thematic relevance to Pragmatism and related doctrines and its relevance as a strictly philosophical topic.
    • The content of the information is the sole responsibility of the respective authors; however, the organizing committee reserves the right to make spelling checks or formatting changes to the information in the files, for publication purposes.
    • Onlt the non portuguese speakers are allowed to send their paper's abstract only in English.


    About the presentation of selected COMMUNICATIONS:


    • Authors must present their work orally in PORTUGUESE, with the exception of foreign participants, who may present in ENGLISH.
    • Given the international character of the event and the fact that there is no simultaneous translation, regardless of the language selected for the oral presentation, an ENGLISH VERSION OF THE COMPLETE TEXT OF THE COMMUNICATION, prepared by the AUTHOR, must be presented on the screen of the event, simultaneously with the READING of the oral communication.
    • Download here the template file in PPT (PowerPoint) for preparing a communication presentation.
    • Authors should prepare their paper to be presented in a MAXIMUM TIME OF 15 MINUTES, with a maximum time of 5 minutes reserved for debate. For this, the full text should not exceed 1850 WORDS.

    Note that only oral communications presented synchronously will be accepted and counted for certification and attendance purposes; thus, the possibility of submitting previously recorded videos for oral communication presentation purposes is prohibited.


    In the case of COAUTHORS OF THE WORK PRESENTERS:


    • All participating authors must be present at the Communication Session corresponding to their work, at the time established in the event's Program.

    SUBMISSIONS TERMINATED

  • Posters submissions

    General guidelines for authors who will submit poster abstracts


    • Registration for the event is mandatory for all authors who will submit works.
    • The same author may register only one work as the 1st author, without prejudice to participating in two or more as a co-author.
    • The selection of works will be based on abstracts and is the responsibility of the Scientific Committee of the 20th IMP.
    • The works must be unpublished.
    • Abstracts may be submitted in Portuguese or English.
    • Abstracts should expose and contextualize the theme, clearly inform the objectives, have a clear and well-defined argument.
    • In addition to detailing the abstract and the expository and conceptual clarity, the commission will observe the thematic relevance to Pragmatism and related doctrines and its relevance as a strictly philosophical topic.
    • The content of the information is the sole responsibility of the respective authors; however, the organizing committee reserves the right to make spelling checks or formatting changes to the information in the files, for publication purposes.

    About the presentation of selected POSTERS


    • Given the international character of the event, all posters must be prepared in English.
    • Posters must be sent by e-mail in a PPT file (PowerPoint).
    • The posters must adopt the format provided by the 20 th IMP  (acess the TEMPLETE here).
    • During the time set for the poster session, the authors must remain ON-LINE and available to talk about the subject matter of  the work.
    • After the session, the posters must remain on the website of the event and can be accessed throughout the Scientific Meeting and even after it.

    About the selection of the 3 best POSTERS

    • As already done in previous Meelings, a jury will be formed to select the 3 best posters of the event, whose authors will receive a special certification and award in books that will be sent by mail.

    SUBMISSIONS TERMINATED

  • How to publish your paper on CEP's Journals

     The 20ºIMP invites its participants to submit their complete texts to the journal published by the Center for Pragmatism Studies at PUC-SP (Qualis A2), sending them directly to the respective editorial commissions. It is noted that all submissions must respect the editorial project, the rules for publication and the peer review process adopted by each of the journals:  

  • Organizing Comsittee

    Promotion

    Center for Pragmatism Studies,

    Philosophy Graduate Program,

    Department of Philosophy,

    Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo (PUC-SP, Brazil).


    Chair

    Prof. Dr. Ivo Assad Ibri, director of the Center for Pragmatism Studies (PUC-SP, Brazil).


    Sponsorship

    FAPESP


    Scientific commission

    Ivo Assad Ibri - Chair (PUC-SP, Brazil)

    Antônio Wardison (UNISAL, Brazil)

    Arthur Araújo (UFES, Brazil)

    Cassiano Terra Rodrigues (ITA, Brazil)

    Edelcio Gonçalves de Souza (USP, Brazil) 

    Eluiza Bortolotto Ghizzi (UFMS, Brazil)

    Jose Luiz Zanette (CEP/PUC-SP, Brazil)

    Lucia F. N. de Souza Dantas (FSB-SP, Brazil)

    Maria Alejandra Madi (PUC-SP, Brazil) 

    Robert Innis (University of Lowell, Ma, USA)

    Rodrigo Vieira de Almeida (CEP/PUC-SP, Brazil)

    Tobias Augusto Rosa Faria (PUC-SP, Brazil) 

    Renan Henrique Baggio (PUC-SP, Brazil)


    Organizing committee

    Ivo Assad Ibri - Chair (PUC-SP)


    Eluiza Bortolotto Ghizzi (UFMS) (team chair)

    Lucia F. N. de Souza Dantas (FSB-SP) (team chair) 


    Adriana Teixeira ( PUC-SP)

    Bárbara Beatriz Silvestre Sampaio (PUC-SP)

    Caique Marra de Melo (PUC-SP) 

    Gabriela Lima Mascarenhas Moreira (UFMS)

    Giovana Meinberg Paganini (CEP/PUC-SP)

    José Luiz Zanette (CEP/PUC-SP) 

    Julia Gollino (UNB)

    Júlio César D’Oliveira (CEP-PUC-SP) 

    Lucas Antônio Saran (PUC-SP)

    Luma Santos de Oliveira (PUC-SP)

    Maria Alejandra Madi (PUC-SP)

    Maria Vitória Canesin Lovato (PUC-SP) 

    Marcus Plessmann de Castro (PUC-SP)

    Raquel Ponte (UFRJ)

    Renan Henrique Baggio (PUC-SP)

    Renata Silva Souza (UNESP-Marília)

    Renata Franco Verissimo ( PUC-SP)

    Tobias Augusto Rosa Faria (PUC-SP)

    Tomas Dunkenmolle (PUC-SP)