American Philosophies Forum Mood, Memory, Hope, and Action April 5-7, 2018; New Orleans, LA, USA; Sponsor: Emory University Thursday, 5 April Suites New Orleans Downtown/Convention Center, ; tel: [USA-] ----Arrivals (Springhill All sessions will be in the Magnolia/Cypress Room) CONFERENCE OPENING: 3--3:45pm: Introductions and background SESSION I: CHANGES, TONES, & MOODS 4—5:45pm: Speakers: Megan Craig of Randomness, Sites of Change” (Philosophy and Art, Stony Brook University): “Sites Robert E. Innis One’s Life: (Philosophy, University of Massachusetts, Lowell): “Locating Memory, Mood, and Self-Reflection” Vincent Colapietro & a (Philosophy, Penn State University University of Rhode Island): “In Sentimental Mood/In a Mellow Tone: Emersonian Moods, Peircean Sentiments, and Ellingtonian Tones” John J. Stuhr The Death of (Philosophy and American Studies, Emory University): “Weatherlessness: the Will, Manufactured Helplessness, and Politics” OPENING RECEPTION 6:30—7:30pm: ----dinner (on one’s own) Friday, 6 April ----breakfast (on one’s own; complimentary at the hotel for APF participants) SESSION II: EMPATHY, FAITH, & HOPE 9:30--11:15am: Speakers: Mark Fagiano Empathy and Social Hope” (Philosophy, University of Central Florida): “Core
American Philosophies Forum Mood, Memory, Hope, and Action April 5-7, 2018; New Orleans, LA, USA; Sponsor: Emory University Thursday, 5 April ----Arrivals (Springhill Suites New Orleans Downtown/Convention Center, ; tel: [USA-] All sessions will be in the Magnolia/Cypress Room) 3--3:45pm: CONFERENCE OPENING: Introductions and background 4—5:45pm: SESSION I: CHANGES, TONES, & MOODS Speakers: Megan Craig (Philosophy and Art, Stony Brook University): “Sites of Randomness, Sites of Change” Robert E. Innis (Philosophy, University of Massachusetts, Lowell): “Locating One’s Life: Memory, Mood, and Self-Reflection” Vincent Colapietro (Philosophy, Penn State University & University of Rhode Island): “In a Sentimental Mood/In a Mellow Tone: Emersonian Moods, Peircean Sentiments, and Ellingtonian Tones” John J. Stuhr (Philosophy and American Studies, Emory University): “Weatherlessness: The Death of the Will, Manufactured Helplessness, and Politics” 6:30—7:30pm: OPENING RECEPTION ----dinner (on one’s own) Friday, 6 April ----breakfast (on one’s own; complimentary at the hotel for APF participants) 9:30--11:15am: SESSION II: EMPATHY, FAITH, & HOPE Speakers: Mark Fagiano (Philosophy, University of Central Florida): “Core Empathy and Social Hope”
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