Pausing Time/Timing the Pause: sayability in the arts, philosophy, and politics

August 10, 2024 - August 11, 2024
Ereignis Center for Philosophy and the Arts

Hotel Nadmorski
ul. Ejsmonda 2
Gdynia 81-409
Poland

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Speakers:

Matthew Goulish
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Cardiff University
(unaffiliated)

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Ereignis Center for Philosophy and The Arts

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Deadline for proposals: 1 June, 2024

In his acceptance speech for the Nobel prize in literature Jon Fosse only half jokingly referred to himself as the master of silence: how else, he asked, can we bring the unsayable out in language than through “long pause, short pause, or, simply, pause.”

Key questions for this year’s Ereignis conference are:

* What kind of speech, or speech event, enables the silent to come forward?
* How can that which cannot be said be alluded or referred to in speech?
* How is the relation between speech and silence challenged by the an increasing awareness of non-human speech?
* What are the socio-political ramifications of these relations?

See the full CfA at https://conference.ereignis.no/

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June 1, 2024, 9:00am CET

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University of Dallas
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