Concurrent Panel E: Daoist Places II Location: Mandarin Room Zhuangzi Mapping the (Chair) Don BLAKELEY (University of Hawai’i) Xin Wandering towards Dwelling: Opening the for a Renewed Receptivity towards Places Samantha LOWMAN (Boise State University) Zhuangzi Spatiality and Location in the Inner Chapters of the Jinli HE (Trinity University) Concurrent Panel F: Absence, Location, and Place in Classical Indian Epistemology Location: Pago Pago Room The Place of Logic in Classical Indian Philosophy Ethan MILLS (University of Tennessee Chattanooga) Locating the Self: Between Memory, Attention and Discrimination Marzenna JAKUBCZAK (Pedagogical University of Cracow, Poland) Putting Words in their Place: Elliptical Completion through Postulation Malcolm KEATING (Yale-NUS College, Singapore) Places of Knowing in and Buddhist Philosophy: What Cannot Mean If It is Global ‘Philosophy’ (Chair) Amy DONAHUE (Kennesaw State University) Concurrent Panel G: Locating Persons Location: Washington Room The City Moulds Moral Emotions: Confucian and Burkean Aesthetics and Politics in Sir William Landscape Theory Chambers’ (Chair) ZHUANG, Yue (University of Exeter, UK) Where Are You (From)? Locating Persons in Moral Theories Liuda (University of Iceland) KOČNOVAITÉ Methodological and Ontological Individualism Andre MARTIN (McGill University, Canada) Where Do We The Relation between Personal Identity and ‘Belong’? Location Joshua MANDELSTAM (University of Hawai’i)
Concurrent Panel E: Daoist Places II Location: Mandarin Room Mapping the Zhuangzi (Chair) Don BLAKELEY (University of Hawai’i) Wandering towards Dwelling: Opening the Xin for a Renewed Receptivity towards Places Samantha LOWMAN (Boise State University) Spatiality and Location in the Inner Chapters of the Zhuangzi Jinli HE (Trinity University) Concurrent Panel F: Absence, Location, and Place in Classical Indian Epistemology Location: Pago Pago Room The Place of Logic in Classical Indian Philosophy Ethan MILLS (University of Tennessee Chattanooga) Locating the Self: Between Memory, Attention and Discrimination Marzenna JAKUBCZAK (Pedagogical University of Cracow, Poland) Putting Words in their Place: Elliptical Completion through Postulation Malcolm KEATING (Yale-NUS College, Singapore) Places of Knowing in and Buddhist Philosophy: What ‘Philosophy’ Cannot Mean If It is Global (Chair) Amy DONAHUE (Kennesaw State University) Concurrent Panel G: Locating Persons Location: Washington Room The City Moulds Moral Emotions: Confucian and Burkean Aesthetics and Politics in Sir William Chambers’ Landscape Theory (Chair) ZHUANG, Yue (University of Exeter, UK) Where Are You (From)? Locating Persons in Moral Theories Liuda KOČNOVAITÉ (University of Iceland) Methodological and Ontological Individualism Andre MARTIN (McGill University, Canada) Where Do We ‘Belong’? The Relation between Personal Identity and Location Joshua MANDELSTAM (University of Hawai’i)