Southwest Seminar in Continental Philosophy

 

June 1st to June 3rd, 2022

Texas State University

San Marcos, Texas

Hosted by the Department of Philosophy

with keynote addresses from

Dilek Huseyinzadegan - Emory Univerisity

and

Alistair Welchman - University of Texas, San Antonio

  • 12:30pm-1:30pm

    Room A / Flowers 252
    Dale Wilkerson, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
    “Nietzsche on the Pre-Platonic Philosophers as Legislators”
    Chair: Mariah Partida, University of New Mexico


    Room B / Flowers 254
    Luke Hillman, University of Arkansas
    “The Nonsense of Faith: Weighing Wittgenstein’s Religious Language with Kierkegaard’s Faith”
    Chair: David Liakos, Houston Community College

     

    1:40pm-2:40pm


    Room A / Flowers 252
    Graham Bounds, Central New Mexico Community College
    “Toward a Compatibilist Theory of Aesthetic Evaluation”
    Chair: Roman Briggs, Conchise College


    Room B / Flowers 254
    Maria Gallego-Ortiz, Boston College
    “Against Radical Hospitality: A Feminist Reading”
    Chair: Becky Vartabedian, Regis University

     

    2:50pm-3:50pm


    Room A / Flowers 252
    Chad Kidd, City College of New York and Robin Muller, California State University, Northridge
    "Phenomenology Traps: Critical Assessments of Critical Phenomenology"
    Chair: Humberto González Núñez, Villanova University

    Room B / Flowers 254
    Laura Campos, DePaul University
    “Metaphor, Personality, and the Non-Conceptual Self in Nietzsche”
    Chair: Shuishan Li, Boston College

     

    4:00pm-5:00pm


    Room A / Flowers 252
    Garrett Bredeson, University of Colorado Boulder
    “Reinach, Natorp, and the Question of Method”
    Chair: Michael Butler, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley


    Room B / Flowers 254
    Michael Kim, University of Colorado at Denver (via Zoom)
    "Difference and Representation: The Affective Core of Mimesis Between Image and Symbol"
    Chair: Matt Bower, Texas State University


    5:15pm


    Keynote Address

    Flowers 230
    Alistair Welchman, University of Texas, San Antonio

    "Schopenhauer's Mitleid: A Critique of Identification"

  • 9:00am-10:00am


    Room A / Flowers 252
    Michael Butler, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
    “On Mediated Memory - The Role of Journals and Images in Embodied Recollection”
    Chair: Megan Flocken, University of South Florida


    Room B / Flowers 254
    Jonathan Lee, Colorado College
    “Cinema as Spiritual Practice”
    Chair: Robin Muller, California State University, Northridge

     

    10:10am-11:10am


    Room A / Flowers 252
    Yuval Adler, Independent Scholar
    “The Primordial Movement of Existence — Heidegger on Time and Temporality”
    Chair: Chad Kidd, City College of New York

    Room B / Flowers 254
    Becky Vartabedian, Regis University
    “The Uninvited Guest: Settler Logics and Hospitality”
    Chair: Rodrigo De los Santos Alamilla, Texas A&M University

     

    11:20am-12:20pm

     

    Room A / Flowers 252

    Roman Briggs, Cochise College

    “Slouching Towards Venice: Mann’s Aschenbach as Nietzsche’s Unhealthy Ascetic”

    Chair: Daniel J. Smith, University of Memphis

     

    Room B / Flowers 254

    Ana Pedroso, University of California, Santa Cruz

    “How Can Hegel’s Logic Inform the Phenomenology?

    Self-consciousness’ Drive to Risk Its Life as Thinking Itself Outside of Life”

    Chair: Alberto Moreiras, Texas A&M University

     

     

    2:00pm-3:00pm


    Room A / Flowers 252
    Rodrigo De los Santos Alamilla, Texas A&M University
    “Infrapolitical Antigone: An (infra) structure of the Marrano Condition in Marc Pinate's Antigone at the Border
    Chair: Yuval Adler, Independent Scholar


    Room B / Flowers 254
    Shuishan Li, Boston College
    “The Advent of As-structure in Being and Time”
    Chair: Dale Wilkerson, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley


    3:10pm-4:10pm


    Room A / Flowers 252
    Megan Flocken, University of South Florida
    “The Impersonal is Political: Dangers of Ontological Pluralism?”
    Chair: Maria Gallego-Ortiz, Boston College


    Room B / Flowers 254
    Simon Jules, University of Texas at El Paso (via Zoom)
    “Edith Stein: on Empathy as a Contribution to Phenomenological Ethics”
    Chair: Matt Bower, Texas State University

     

    4:20pm-5:20pm


    Room A / Flowers 252
    Alberto Moreiras, Texas A&M University
    “Marrano Derrida”
    Chair: Laura Campos, DePaul University


    Room B / Flowers 254

    Mandel Cabrera, Yonsei University (via Zoom)
    “Enjoyment and Consciousness in Levinas”
    Chair: Matt Bower, Texas State University
     

  • 9:00am-10:00am


    Room A / Flowers 252
    Humberto González Núñez, Villanova University
    “Heidegger’s Unfinished Interpretation and Translation of Aristotle’s Metaphysics Lambda”
    Chair: Timothy Golden, Walla Walla University


    Room B / Flowers 254

    Joachim Oberst, University of New Mexico (via Zoom)
    “The Ontology of Death — Phenomenological Inspections Into the Reality of Death”
    Chair: Matt Bower, Texas State University

     

    10:10am-11:10am


    Room A / Flowers 252
    Anne-Marie Schultz, Baylor University and Lenore Wright, Baylor University
    “The Inseparable Beauvoir: New Perspectives on Beauvoir’s Literature and Life and What We Can Learn from Them in Texas Today”
    Chair: Luke Hillman, University of Arkansas

     

    11:20am-12:20pm


    Room A / Flowers 252
    Timothy Golden, Walla Walla University
    “Between Hegel and Husserl: Kierkegaard's Teleological Suspension of the Theological Attitude”
    Chair: Jonathan Lee, Colorado College


    Room B / Flowers 254
    Mariah Partida, University of New Mexico
    “Challenging Negative Assumptions About Disability with Spinoza and Deleuze”
    Chair: Ana Pedroso, University of California, Santa Cruz


     

     

    2:00pm-3:00pm


    Room A / Flowers 252
    David Liakos, Houston Community College
    “Horizons of Passion: Hermeneutics as Fusion or as Fracture”
    Chair: Lenore Wright, Baylor University


    Room B / Flowers 254
    Daniel J. Smith, University of Memphis
    “‘A Goose Woke Up the Sleeping Philosophers’: Foucault on Political Historicism in the English Civil War”
    Chair: Graham Bounds, Central New Mexico Community College


    3:10pm-4:10pm


    Room A / Flowers 252
    Raoni Padui, St. John’s College, Santa Fe
    “Is the Republic a Work of Political Philosophy?”
    Chair: Anne-Marie Schultz, Baylor University


    Room B / Flowers 254
    Robert Stolorow, Institute of Contemporary Psychoanalysis (via Zoom)
    “The Inseparability of Life and Thought in Heidegger’s ‘Turn’: Psychobiographical Reflections”
    Chair: Matt Bower, Texas State University

     

    5:00pm

    Keynote Address

    Flowers 230
    Dilek Huseyinzadegan, Emory University

    "Reflections on Charles Mills' Black Radical Kantianism"