ISTP 2026 Conference
“Theorizing in Dark Times – Art, Narrative, Politics”
June 8 – June 12, 2026 | Brooklyn, NY, USA
Conference Agenda
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Agenda Overview | |
| Location: North Hall 113 |
| 10:30am - 12:30pm |
Symposium: Theorizing as Intervention: Psychology, Gender, and the Politics of Knowledge Location: North Hall 113 Chair: Luiza Yuan Chair: TzuYun (Ivy) Chen Theorizing as Intervention: Psychology, Gender, and the Politics of Knowledge Presentations of the Symposium Towards a Theory of Problematic Pornography Use: Uncovering Key Symptoms and Differences Between Women and Men Through Bayesian Analysis of Networks Between Entitlement and Shame: Rethinking Gender Attitudes Through Vulnerable Narcissism Gender as a Moving Target: Making Up ‘Woman’ and How the Looping Effect Can Help Advance Psychological Theories What we talk about when we talk about feminism |
| 10:30am - 12:30pm |
Symposium: Introducing the International Network Psychology in Education (INPsyEd) Location: North Hall 113 Chair: Tim Corcoran Chair: Dorte Kousholt Introducing the International Network Psychology in Education (INPsyEd) Presentations of the Symposium Enabling Anti-Racism in Educational Psychology From outrageous homework assignments and feelings of imprisonment to calls for respect and human rights: Students' perspectives on school Structure as a Psychological-Political Force in Danish Education Educational Psychological Collaboration in Schools: Displacing Problems or Collaboration Across Contexts |
| 2:00pm - 3:30pm |
Panel: Subjectivation under Capitalism Location: North Hall 113 Chair: Johanna L Degen Mainstreaming Sex Work through Feminist Frameworks: Subscription Platforms (Onlyfans) and the (Self-)Subjugation of Subjects within Platform Capitalism STRIP CLUBS AND THE WORK OF PLEASURE: HOW CAN PSYCHOLOGY RE-APPROACH ADULT ENTERTAINMENT? NARRATING POSSIBLE AND IMPOSSIBLE WORLDS |
| 9:00am - 11:00am |
Panel: Politics, Resistance, and Alternative Epistemologies Location: North Hall 113 Chair: Katerina Flora Mapping Dark Times: The Declarative Mapping Sentence as a Framework for Socio-Political Engagement in Theoretical Psychology Re-membering Resistance: Political Remembrance after the 2022 Student Uprising at the Department of Psychology, UCPH Surrealism and madness: an approach to madness and the absurd in the surrealist movement |
