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SUMMARY:Life-World and Natural World: Husserl and Patočka
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LOCATION:86 St Stephen’s Green\, Dublin\, Ireland
DESCRIPTION:<p>A workshop will be held as part of the Irish Research Council (IRC) sponsored research project &lsquo\;Discovering the &ldquo\;We&rdquo\;: The Phenomenology of Sociality&rsquo\;&nbsp\;(PI: Dermot Moran) in partnership with the Australian Research Council (ARC) project &ldquo\;Judgement\, Responsibility and the Life-World: The Phenomenological Critique of Formalism&rdquo\;&nbsp\;(PIs: Lubica Učnik\, Ivan Chvat&iacute\;k\, and Dermot Moran)<br><br><strong>Programme</strong><br><strong></strong></p>\n<p><strong>Thursday\, 29th November 2012</strong></p>\n<p>8.30&ndash\;9.00 Registration &amp\; Tea/Coffee Reception\, Newman House</p>\n<p>9.00&ndash\;9.15 Welcome Address by Dermot Moran (University College Dublin)</p>\n<p>9.15&ndash\;10.00 Ivan Chvat&iacute\;k (Charles University\, Prague\, Czech Republic): TBA<br>Chair: Maria Baghramian (University College Dublin)</p>\n<p>10.00&ndash\;10.45 Dermot Moran (University College Dublin): Ineinandersein and the&nbsp\;Constitution of the &ldquo\;We-World&rdquo\; (Wir-Welt) in Edmund Husserl<br>Chair: Maria Baghramian (University College Dublin)</p>\n<p>10.45&ndash\;11.00 Tea/Coffee Break</p>\n<p>11.00&ndash\;11.45 Lubica Učn&iacute\;k (Murdoch University\, Perth\, Australia): Heretical Reading&nbsp\;of Arendt<br>Chair: Tim Burns (University College Dublin)</p>\n<p>11.45&ndash\;12.15 Anthony Backhouse (Murdoch University\, Perth\, Australia): The Trouble&nbsp\;with Harmony: Patočka&rsquo\;s early conception of a &ldquo\;philosophy of amplitude&rdquo\;&nbsp\;and its relation to &ldquo\;care of the soul&rdquo\;<br>Chair: Tim Burns (University College Dublin)</p>\n<p>12.15&ndash\;12.45 In&ecirc\;s Pereira Rodrigues (IFP/University of Beira Interior\, Portugal):&nbsp\;A world of possibilities: The cosmological world in Jan Patočka<br>Chair: Tim Burns (University College Dublin)</p>\n<p>12.45&ndash\;14.15 Lunch</p>\n<p>14.15&ndash\;15.00 Nicolas de Warren (KU Leuven\, Belgium): The Elder Zosima's Secret:&nbsp\;Patočka's Envisioned Community of &lsquo\;Active Love&rsquo\; in The Brothers Karamazov.<br>Chair: Tim Mooney (University College Dublin)</p>\n<p>15.00&ndash\;15.15 Tea/Coffee Break</p>\n<p>15.15&ndash\;15.45 Michael Staudigl (IWM\, Vienna\, Austria): The Lived Limits of the&nbsp\;Natural World<br>Chair: Niall Keane (University of Limerick)</p>\n<p>15.45&ndash\;16.15 Joseph Cohen (University College Dublin): On the Memory of Sacrifice&nbsp\;<br>Chair: Niall Keane (University of Limerick)</p>\n<p>16.15&ndash\;16.30 Tea/Coffee Break</p>\n<p>16.30&ndash\;18.00 Erika Abrams (Paris\, France): Translation Session (with A. Backhouse\,&nbsp\;I. Chvat&iacute\;k\, N. de Warren\, L. Hagedorn\, J. Mensch\, L. Učn&iacute\;k)</p>\n<p>19.30&ndash\; Dinner<br><br><strong>Friday\, 30th November 2012</strong></p>\n<p><strong></strong>9.15&ndash\;9.30 Coffee/Tea Reception</p>\n<p>9.30&ndash\;10.15 James Mensch (Charles University\, Prague\, Czech Republic): Being Timed&nbsp\;by the Other: Temporality and Alterity<br>Chair: Maeve Cooke (University College Dublin)</p>\n<p>10.15&ndash\;10.45 Danielle Petherbridge (University College Dublin): Towards a Theory of&nbsp\;Intersubjectivity: On Axel Honneth's Social Philosophy<br>Chair: Maeve Cooke (University College Dublin)</p>\n<p>10.45&ndash\;11.15 Tea/Coffee Break</p>\n<p>11.15&ndash\;11.45 Ludger Hagedorn (IWM\, Vienna\, Austria): Quicquid cogitat. On the Uses and&nbsp\;Disadvantages of Subjectivism<br>Chair: Cathal O&rsquo\;Madagain (University College Dublin)</p>\n<p>11.45&ndash\;12.15 Anita Williams (Murdoch University\, Perth\, Australia): The Thinking Brain?&nbsp\;A Phenomenological Critique<br>Chair: Cathal O&rsquo\;Madagain (University College Dublin)</p>\n<p>12.15&ndash\;14.00 Lunch</p>\n<p>14.00&ndash\;14.30 Thomas Szanto (University College Dublin): Husserl and Stein on&nbsp\;Higher-Order Personality and Community<br>Chair: Lisa Foran (University College Dublin)</p>\n<p>14.30&ndash\;15.00 Alessandro Salice (University of Vienna/University College Dublin):&nbsp\;Husserl and Reinach on Social Ontology: Divergences and Convergences<br>Chair: Lisa Foran (University College Dublin)</p>\n<p>15.00&ndash\;15.15 Tea/Coffee Break</p>\n<p>15.15&ndash\;16.45 Mahon O&rsquo\;Brien (University College Dublin): Dasein\, Mitsein and Authenticity&nbsp\;<br>Chair: Mette Lebech (National University of Ireland\, Maynooth)</p>\n<p>16.45&ndash\;16.15 Dylan Trigg (University College Dublin): The Body of the Other:&nbsp\;Intercorporeality and the Phenomenology of Agoraphobia<br>Chair: Mette Lebech (National University of Ireland\, Maynooth)</p>\n<p>16.15&ndash\;16.30 Tea/Coffee Break</p>\n<p>16.30&ndash\;17.15 Tom Nenon (University of Memphis\, USA): Husserl and Heidegger on the&nbsp\;Social Dimensions of the Life-World<br>Chair: Tim Mooney (University College Dublin)</p>\n<p>17.15&ndash\;18.00 Closing Session: Round Table<br>Chair: Tom Nenon (University of Memphis\, USA)</p>\n<p>19.30&ndash\; Wine Reception at the Czech Embassy in Dublin on the invitation of His&nbsp\;Excellency Dr. Tom&aacute\;&scaron\; Kafka\, Ambassador of the Czech Republic to Ireland<br><br>1. Conference Fees<em>&nbsp\;</em>(incl. Coffee/Tea Breaks)</p>\n<p>Full:&nbsp\;<strong>&nbsp\;</strong>20.00 Euro&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;<strong>&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;</strong></p>\n<p>Students/unwaged: &nbsp\;10.00 Euro<strong>&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;</strong></p>\n<p>2. Conference Dinner</p>\n<p>A conference dinner will be held on Friday\, November 29\, 7.30pm\, at the restaurant &ldquo\;Chez Max&rdquo\;&nbsp\;(Baggot St\, see:&nbsp\;http://www.chezmax.ie/baggot/). The price for the dinner is &euro\; 40 Euro (this includes&nbsp\;a three-course dinner and tea/coffee.)</p>\n<p>For further information please contact:<em></em></p>\n<p>Dr&nbsp\;Thomas Szanto&nbsp\;School of Philosophy\, University College Dublin\, Newman Building\, Dublin 4\, Ireland&nbsp\;&nbsp\;<strong>Email:&nbsp\;thomas.szanto@univie.ac.at</strong>&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>For further information please see:</p>
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