Workshop with Chris Janaway on Schopenhauer

The Department of Philosophy and Classics at the University of Texas at San Antonio is please to present a workshop on Arthur Schopenhauer with Brackenridge Distinguished Visiting Professor Christopher Janaway.

The workshop will be held at the 1604 Campus of the University of Texas at San Antonio in the Pecan Room of the University Center (UC 2.01.26) on Wednesday November 6th and Thursday November 7th.

All events are free and open to the public.

Many thanks go to the George W. Brackenridge Foundation for its generous support.

***Schedule***

Wednesday, November 6th Pecan Room (UC 2.01.26)

10-11 Edward Erdmann (Emeritus, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater) The World as Weird: Schopenhauer's Use of Odd Phenomena to Corroborate His Metaphysics

11-12 Sabine Roehr (Chair, Department of Philosophy, New Jersey City University) Preliminary Remarks on Schopenhauer's Concept of History of Philosophy

12-1 Break for lunch

1-2pm Mark Migotti (Department of Philosophy, University of Calgary) Love, Grief, and Schopenhauer: A Study in Nietzsche's Philosophical Development

Thursday, November 7th Pecan Room (UC 2.01.26)

9:30-10:30 Adrian Del Caro (Head, Department of Modern Foreign Languages and Literatures, University of Tennessee at Knoxville) Chasing a Janus Footnote in Schopenhauer's PPII: On the Schelling-Schopenhauer-

Nietzsche Thread

10:30 -11:30 Sandra Shapshay (Department of Philosophy, Indiana University) Schopenhauer's missing premise: The intrinsic value of human and, really, all living beings

11:30-12:30 Colin McQuillan (Department of Philosophy, St. Mary's University) Critique in German Philosophy: From Kant to Schopenhauer

12:30-2:00 Lunch

2-3
Bernard Reginster (Department of Philosophy, Brown University) Resignation

3-4
Judith Norman (Department of Philosophy, Trinity University) Music Lessons: What We Do (and Don't) Learn from Music in Schopenhauer

4-4:30 Tea

Keynote address Pecan Room (UC 2.01.26)
4:30-6 Christopher Janaway (Department of Philosophy, University of Southampton) Schopenhauer and the Value of Love   For more information contact [email protected]