Call for Papers
\nICNAP XIII: Corpus Crisis
\nJune 1-3\,2022
\nhosted online by
\nThe Simon Silverman Phenomenology Center
\nDuquesne University\, Pittsburgh\, USA
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\nKeynote Address
\nToward a Critical Phenomenology of Health and Illness
\nTalia Welsh
\n(UTAA Distinguished Service Professor\, \; UC Foundation Professor\, Department of Philosophy &\; Religion\,
\nWomen\, Gender\, &\; Sexuality Studies\, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga)
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\nFeatured Panel
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\nFanon\, Phenomenology\, and Psychology
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\nLeswin Laubscher (Psychology\, Duquesne University)
\nDerek Hook (Psychology\, Duquesne University)
\nMiraj U. Desai (Psychiatry\, Yale University)
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\nFeatured Husserliana Speakers and Discussants
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\nHusserl&rsquo\;s Research Manuscript:
\n&ldquo\;The Paradox of the Psychological Reduction. \;
\nThe Antinomy of the Psychological Epoché\;. \;
\nThe Contradiction Between the Worldliness of the Psychologist and the Psychological World-Epoché\;\, which He Requires Methodologically\,&rdquo\; translated by Sebastian Luft
\n(Registrants will receive an advance copy.)
\nMichael Barber\, (Philosophy\, St. Louis University)\; Philipp Berghofer\, (Philosophy\, University of Graz)\; Thiemo Breyer\, (Philosophy\, Husserl Archives in Cologne)\; Emanuele Caminada\, (Philosophy\, Leuven\; Husserl-Archives: Centre for Phenomenology and Continental Philosophy)\; Larry Davidson\, (Psychiatry\, Yale University)\; Roberta de Monticelli\, (Philosophy\, San Raffaele University)\; Sara Heinä\;maa\, (Philosophy\, University of Jyvä\;skylä\;)\; Julia Jansen\, (Philosophy\, Leuven\; Husserl-Archives: Centre for Phenomenology and Continental Philosophy)\; Sebastian Luft\, (Philosophy\, Marquette University)\; Tom Nenon\, (Philosophy\, University of Memphis)\; Jacob Rump\, (Philosophy\, Creighton University)\; Fred Wertz\, (Psychology\, Fordham University). \;
\nThe Interdisciplinary Coalition of North American Phenomenologists\, ICNAP\, (https://www.icnap.org) is committed to cultivating and sustaining connections amongst practitioners\, teachers\, students\, and researchers in phenomenology across the disciplines. Founded in 2008 by colleagues from Architecture\, Communicology\, Philosophy\, Political Science\, Psychology\, and Sociology\, ICNAP&rsquo\;s annual meetings have been enriched by contributions of colleagues from Education\, Environmental and Sustainability Studies\, Literature\, Musicology\, Nursing and Health Care\, Social Work\, and Psychiatry. We are interested in all iterations of phenomenology and welcome all levels of expertise. \; \;
\nThe 13th meeting of ICNAP is generously being hosted online for the second year in a row by The Simon Silverman Phenomenology Center at Duquesne University. The meeting&rsquo\;s grammatically suspect dictum\, corpus crisis\, is meant in its multiple resonances and acknowledges the world-historical crisis of the pandemic as the background of its thirteenth meeting. Corpus Crisis signals and troubles the body and bodies in phenomenology. It indexes the many disciplines that constitute the phenomenological field and focuses on the question of whose body or what &lsquo\;kinds&rsquo\; of embodiment are included in the phenomenological tradition and practice. Correlatively\, corpus crisis signifies the possibility of phenomenology to be more phenomenological\; in relation to and in redress of historically-sedimented social and political injustices. To be sure\, corpus crisis consciously brings Husserl&rsquo\;s Crisis to mind and echoes with his prescience by way of an invitation to reconsider and specify the contribution of his thought in our time.
\nICNAP XIII has crafted three key features to anchor the meeting: a keynote address\, a featured panel\, and our Husserliana-focused portion of the program. We will also be accepting a limited number of individual papers\, panels\, workshops\, and poster presentations.
\nWhile we especially welcome proposals related to the meeting theme\, all proposals that are phenomenologically focused or informed will be considered for inclusion in the program. Individual presentations will be organized into panels with 20 minutes allotted to the presentation\, with an additional 10 minutes for Q&\;A.
\nTo submit a proposal for consideration (abstract of 150-250 words with 4 keywords)\, please complete the form at: https://icnap.org/proposals/ This form will prepare all submissions for blind review.
\nAs notification will be in the first week of May\, the deadline for proposals is April 28\, 2022
\nTo register for the conference:
\nhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/icnap-2022-xiii-corpus-crisis-tickets-267833385867
\nPlease direct inquiries to Tone Roald\, Vice-President\, at conference@icnap.org or Athena Colman\, ICNAP President\, at president@icnap.org
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