Below you’ll find an archive of past presentation titles, posters and papers (where provided), for the Spring term of 2017.
Schedule:
| DATE | PRESENTER | TITLE |
|---|---|---|
| January | ||
| 13th | Carlos Zorilla | “Cosmos through Crisis: Schelling’s Poetics” |
| 20th | Amy Li | “Monstrous Rage: Unnatural Bodies and their Discontents” |
| 27th | Eric Walker | “Frege’s Ideography: What it is Supposed to Express, and How” |
| February | ||
| 3rd | Mukasa Mubirimusoke | “Ecce Niger, or How One Becomes When One is Never Supposed to Be” |
| 10th | Ben Brewer | “The Self-Encrypting Text: Ibn Tufayl Between Esotericism and History” |
| 17th | Kate Davies | “.’..Since we have been a conversation / And able to hear from one another…’: Exploring the Stakes of Understanding and Persuasion in Plato and Heidegger” |
| 24th | 2017 Speaker Series – “Art and Politics: A Conversation” Speakers: Prof. John Lysaker, Prof. Mariana Ortega, Fahamu Pecou Moderator: Taina Figueroa |
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| March | ||
| 3rd | Kyle Tanaka | “Why is Philosophy so Boring? Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, and Affective Reading” |
| 10th | SPRING BREAK | |
| 17th | 2017 Speaker Series – “How Much Kin Does a Person Need?” Prof. Anne O’Byrne, Stony Brook University Respondents: Ben Brewer, Mike Chiddo, Kate Davies |
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| 24th | Maggie Matthews | “Why Was Leibniz Worried About Newton’s Principia?” |
| 31st | Ben Davis | “Rooted Errantry: Simone Weil and Edouard Glissant on Identity” |
| April | ||
| 7th | Mukasa Mubirimusoke | “The Black Home, Or African-American Self-hood Through Afro-Pessimism to a Black Communal Agency” |
| 14th | Katie Howard | “Shame Spirals: Action and Emotional Infrastructure” |
| 21st | Tony Leyh | “Not Only the Poets: Plato’s Arguments against Rhetoric and Isocrates’ Defense of Mimetic Rhetoric” |
| EXAM BREAK | ||
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