Department of Philosophy



 

Lecture Series

Unless otherwise noted, all lectures will take place from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., and located in the Faculty Development Center, Room 114 (Building # 30 - see map), and are free and open to the public.

For more information, contact Dr. Jason Winfree, jwinfree@csustan.edu, phone: 664-6669

Philosophy Department Lecture Series 2011
Date Lecture
October 28th Marjoleine Oele, “Aristotelian Transformations:  Heidegger on Attunements”
November 18th Carlos Sanchez, "Mexican Existential Phenomenology"
December 9th Andrew Fiala, "Pacificism and Social Criticism"
February 24th Anne Byrne, “A Past That Has Never Been Present: Reflections on Natality and the Immemorial"
March 9th Andrew Mitchell, “Body, Space, Sculpture:  Heidegger and the Art of Dwelling”
April 25th Robert Hurley, “The Central Desert:  Tiqqun and Critical Metaphysics”
May 15th Charles Scott, "The Force of Life and Faith: Nietzsche and Kierkegaard"


Philosophy Department Lecture Series 2010
Date Lecture
April 30 Daniela Vallega-Neu:"The Fabric of Machination." (pdf)

Philosophy Department Lecture Series 2009
Date Lecture
February 27 Dr. Jason Winfree, CSU Stanislaus: "Solitude, Violation, Alterity: Juan Rulfo's Deserts."(pdf)
April 24th John Lysaker, Professor and Head of the Philosophy Department at the University of Oregon: "Essaying Nietzsche's New Psychology." (pdf)
May 15th Dr. Omar Rivera, University of Wisconsin La Crosse: "Pantomime and Photography: the Aesthetics of Latin American Thought."
October 23 Prof Charles Scott, Vanderbilt University: "The Birth of Political Subjects."
November 25 Dr. Hernando Estevez, John Jay College: "Latin American Political Thought."
December 7 Dr. Clark Buckner, The San Francisco Art Institute: "Autonomy, Pluralism, and Play in 'Contemporary' Art." (pdf)

Philosophy Department Lecture Series 2008
Date Lecture
February 29 Dr. Clark Buckner, The San Francisco Art Institute: "Autonomy, Pluralism, and Play in Contemporary Art." (pdf)
April 2 Dr. Bret Davis, Loyola University: “Non-Willing Perspectivism.” (pdf)
May 2 Dr. Kalliopi Nikolopoulou, SUNY Buffalo: “Plato and Hegel: On an Old Quarrel.” (pdf)
October 24 Dr. Jason Aleksander, Xavier University Chicago: “Providence and Desire in Dante's Political Philosophy.” (pdf)
November 21 Dr. James DiGiovanna, City University of New York: “Aesthetics and the Human Argos Project.” (pdf)

Philosophy Department Lecture Series 2007
Date Lecture
March 2 Daniela Vallega-Neu, CSU Stanislaus: "Embodied Time: On Rhythm in
the Work of John Cage."
March 16 John Kamitsuka: “Symposium on Philosophy and Music.” (pdf)
March 23 Josh Hayes, Santa Clara University: Topic TBA.
April 27 Dr. Josh Hayes, Santa Clara University: “Deconstructing Dasein: Heidegger, Aristotle, and Animal Life.” (pdf)
April 27 Al Lingis, Penn State University: Topic TBA.
May 11 John Sallis, Boston College: “The Politics of Music.” (FDC 118)
November 30 Dr. Robert Vallier, De Paul University: “Institutions -- Of History Merleau-Ponty and the Philosophy of History.” (pdf)

Philosophy Department Lecture Series 2006
Date Lecture
March 3 Jeff Bernstein, Holy Cross College: “God or History: Schelling’s Appropriation of Spinoza.”
March 10 Ashley Pryor, Toledo University
April 14 David Wood, Vanderbilt University: “Negative Capability and Beyond.”
April 28 Jeff Yoshimi, UC Merced: “Husserl and Heidegger on Belie."
May 12 Claudia Baracchi, New School: “On War, From Plato to Freud.”

Philosophy Department Lecture Series 2004-2005
Date Lecture
December 3 Walter Sterling, St. John’s College: “A Matter of Trust: Concessions to The World of Becoming in Plato’s Image of the Divided Line.”
November 19 Darren Hutchinson, CSU Stanislaus : "Buzz: An Essay in Paraphenomenology."
October 27 Marc Froment-Meurice, Vanderbilt University: "A Lecture in Honor of Jacques Derrida"

Philosophy Department Lecture Series 2003-2004
Date Lecture
April 30th Eddo Evink, University of Tilborg, Netherlands: "(In) finite Responsibility: Jacques Derrida on Metaphysics and Ethics."
March 19th Veronique Foti, Penn State University: "From and Agonistic of Powers to Deferred Homecoming: Heidegger, Hoelderlin, Sophocles."
November 21 James DiGiovanna, City University of New York: "Aesthetics and the Human Argos Project."
October 17 Stuart Kendall, Boston University: “Man and Animal: Bataille in the Pit.”
October 10 James Risser, Seattle University: “The Sociality of Life in Gadamer’s Hermeneutics.”

Philosophy Department Lecture Series 2002-2003
Date Lecture
September 13 Andy Young, CSU Stanislaus, “Speaking Without Ground: Heidegger, Nishitani, and Impermanence.”
October 4 Ben Pryor, Toledo University: “Law in Abandon: Jean-Luc Nancy and the Critical Study of Law.”
November 8 John Lysaker, University of Oregon: “Art: the Uncommitted Crime.”
November 15 Chares Scott, Penn State University: “Helen, Heidegger, and the Wisdom of Nemesis.”
March 21 Walter Brogan, Villanova University: “Plato’s Symposium: E-Motion and the Heart of Being.”
April 16 David Farrell Krell, “Antigone’s Clout: Hölderlin and Lacan on Sophocles’ Heroine."
May 9 Ladelle McWhorter, “A Foucaultian Genealogy of Racism.”

Philosophy Department Lecture Series 2001-2002
Date Lecture
September 28 Karen Feldmann, UC, Berkeley: “Reflections on Mourning and the Twentieth Anniversary of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.”
November 9 Chris Nagel, CSU Stanislaus: “Politics and the Possibility of War.”
November 30 Peter Manchester, SUNY, Stony Brook: “Time and Soul in Aristotle.”
April 26 Susan Schoenbohm, Penn State University: “Revisiting the Question of What Makes Living Worthwhile.”
March 15 Omar Rivera, Penn State University: “On Imagination.”
May 3 Francois Raffoul, Louisiana State University: “The Tear of Life and the Need for Philosophy.”
May 17 Rick Lee, Penn State University: “The Trouble With Force.”

Philosophy Department Lecture Series 2000-2001
Date Lecture
October 20 John Sallis, Penn State University: “Death and Fire: The Strange Space of Klee’s Paining.”
February 25 Dr. Heidi Marx: “Knowledge and Learning in Medieval Philosophy.”
April 27 Mary-Lou Sena, University of Seattle: “Nietzsche’s New Grounding of Metaphysics: The Mimetic Character of the Sensuous.”
April 26 Susan Schoenbohm, Penn State University: “Revisiting the Question of What Makes Living Worthwhile.”
April 14 Abraham Schoener, St. John’s College: “Circe’s Charms and the Punishment of Those Who Divide Mind from Body.”
March 24 James Risser, Seattle University: “Gadamer’s Hermeneutics Today.”



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