121 McKenzie Session III Moderator: Adam Graves, Metropolitan State University of Denver and Arendt: Against a Nihilistic Aestheticization of “Ricoeur Politics” Gregory Hoskins, Villanova University as Hermeneutics: Dworkin and “Politics Ricoeur on Living Well” Sebastian Purcell, SUNY Cortland “Michael Sandel’s Justice: A Ricoeurian Reply” Scott Davidson, Oklahoma City University Reading Ricoeur and Stevens on “Les Fleurs du mal: Evil.” David Fisher, North Central College, IL 221 McKenzie Session IV Moderator: George Taylor, University of Pittsburgh and gap Remarks on approach to the Hermeneutics of “Between distanciation – Paul Ricoeur’s Distanciation” Cristal Huang, Soochow University, Taiwan as Another Way of Accessing the “‘Reading’ One’s Own Passions Soul: Descartes’s Passions of the Soul and Ricoeur’s Oneself as Another” Kyoo Lee, CUNY and Narrative: Re-thinking concept of time in terms of Heidegger and “Being, Time, Ricoeur’s Augustine” Po-Chou Liao, National Taiwan University of Mimesis: Comparing Ricoeur with “Analyzing Concepts Contemporary Philosophers” Hsueh-I Chen, National Taiwan Normal University 12:15-2:00 Lunch 2:00-3:30 121 McKenzie Session V New and the Scholars Roundtable: “Ricœur Body” Moderator : Cyndie Sautereau, Fonds Ricœur, Paris as the Necessary Extension of “Culture Bodily Being” Timo Helenius, Boston College the Exchange between the Self and the World: Paul Affect Theory, and the “Theorizing Ricœur, Body” Stephanie Arel, Boston University and Justice: “Racialized Bodies What Ricœur might have said”
Session III 121 McKenzie Moderator: Adam Graves, Metropolitan State University of Denver “Ricoeur and Arendt: Against a Nihilistic Aestheticization of Politics” Gregory Hoskins, Villanova University “Politics as Hermeneutics: Dworkin and Ricoeur on Living Well” Sebastian Purcell, SUNY Cortland “Michael Sandel’s Justice: A Ricoeurian Reply” Scott Davidson, Oklahoma City University “Les Fleurs du mal: Reading Ricoeur and Stevens on Evil.” David Fisher, North Central College, IL Session IV 221 McKenzie Moderator: George Taylor, University of Pittsburgh “Between distanciation and gap – Remarks on Paul Ricoeur’s approach to the Hermeneutics of Distanciation” Cristal Huang, Soochow University, Taiwan “‘Reading’ One’s Own Passions as Another Way of Accessing the Soul: Descartes’s Passions of the Soul and Ricoeur’s Oneself as Another” Kyoo Lee, CUNY “Being, Time, and Narrative: Re-thinking Ricoeur’s concept of time in terms of Heidegger and Augustine” Po-Chou Liao, National Taiwan University “Analyzing Concepts of Mimesis: Comparing Ricoeur with Contemporary Philosophers” Hsueh-I Chen, National Taiwan Normal University 12:15-2:00 Lunch 2:00-3:30 Session V 121 McKenzie New Scholars Roundtable: “Ricœur and the Body” Moderator : Cyndie Sautereau, Fonds Ricœur, Paris “Culture as the Necessary Extension of Bodily Being” Timo Helenius, Boston College “Theorizing the Exchange between the Self and the World: Paul Ricœur, Affect Theory, and the Body” Stephanie Arel, Boston University “Racialized Bodies and Justice: What Ricœur might have said”
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