\;The New York Pragmatism Forum presents \;
\nThe Vicissitudes of Naturalism: \;
\nBernstein&rsquo\;s Final Pragmatic Naturalism \;
\nSeptember 30th \;
\nFordham Lincoln Center Campus \;
\n155 West 60th St.\, McMahon Hall (Lounge\, Room 109) \;
\n9-10am Coffee &\; Breakfast \; \;
\n10-11:30am: Session 1 \; \;
\nPluralizing Pragmatic Naturalism: Advancing Bernstein&rsquo\;s Living Legacy Beyond the Heavy \; Lifting \;
\nJudith Green\, Professor of Philosophy\, Fordham University \;
\nThe Progress of Nature \; \;
\nYanai Sened\, PhD Student\, Philosophy\, Fordham University \;
\nFreud&rsquo\;s Moses\, Bernstein&rsquo\;s Freud \; \;
\nVincent Colapietro\, Liberal Arts Research Professor Emeritus\, Philosophy &\; African American \; Studies\, Pennsylvania State University \;
\nModerator: David W Woods\, Adjunct Professor of Urban Sustainability\, NYU \; 11:30am - 11:45am: Break \;
\n11:45am -1:15pm: Session 2 \; \;
\nOn Kant: Richard Bernstein and John Dewey \; \;
\nChanhee Lee\, Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies\, Vincennes University \; \;
\nRestrictive Naturalism and Empire \;
\nNoell Birondo\, Professor of Philosophy\, University of Texas at El Paso \; \;
\nNature&rsquo\;s purposes or humanity&rsquo\;s projections?: Bernstein\, Kant\, and the disenchantment of \; nature \; \;
\nLawrence Marcelle\, Professor\, Global Liberal Studies\, New York University
\nModerator: Brendan Hogan\, Chair\, Global Works &\; Society\, Clinical Professor\, Global Liberal \; Studies\, New York University \; \;
\n1:15pm - 2:30pm: Lunch (on your own) \; \;
\n2:30pm - 4pm: Session 3 \; \;
\nThe Vicissitudes of Mind in Nature: Pragmatic Naturalism and Feeling at Home in the World \; Tibor Solymosi\, Visiting Assistant Teaching Professor of Philosophy\, Villanova University \; \;
\nVicissitudes of American Landscape: From Bernstein to James and Back \; Ramó\;n del Castillo\, Profesor y Vicedecano de investigació\;n y doctorado\, Facultad de Filosofí\;a y \; Antropologí\;a\, UNED \;
\nExperiencing Ecological Events: Bernstein\, Dewey\, and the Critique of Event Causality Scott Taylor\, PhD student\, Philosophy and Education\, Teachers College\, Columbia University \;
\nModerator: Sergio Gallegos\, Assistant Professor of Philosophy\, John Jay College (CUNY) \; 4:00pm - 4:15pm: Break \;
\n4:15pm - 5:45pm: Session 4 \; \;
\nNatural Transactions: Bernstein&rsquo\;s Marx \; \;
\nBrendan Hogan\, Chair\, Global Works &\; Society\, Clinical Professor\, Global Liberal Studies\, \; New York University \; \;
\nBetween Drama and Conciliation. A Romantic-Pragmatist Take on Critical Naturalism. Federica Gregoratto\, Guest Professor\, Practical Philosophy\, Freie Universitä\;t Berlin \; \;
\nTowards a Third Nature \;
\nItalo Testa\, Associate Professor\, Theoretical Philosophy\, Dipartimento DUSIC - Philosophy \; Area\, Università\; degli Studi di Parma \;
\nModerator: Tara Mastrelli\, PhD Student\, Philosophy\, Stony Brook University \; 5:45pm - 6:00pm Concluding Comments &\; Discussion \;
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