Problematizing the 'problem' in 20th century French thought

December 10, 2015

European Philosophy and the History of Ideas Research Group (EPHI), Deakin University

Level 3, 550 Bourke Street
Melbourne
Australia

Sponsor(s):

School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Speakers:

Sean Bowden

Deakin University

Simon Duffy

Yale NUS College

Felicity Joseph

(unaffiliated)

Mark Kelly

Western Sydney University

Colin Koopman

University of Oregon

Craig Lundy

University of Wollongong

Knox Peden

ANU

Jon Roffe

University of New South Wales

Alison Ross

Monash University

Matthew Sharpe

Deakin University

Organisers:

Sean Bowden

Deakin University

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8.30am-9.15am: Craig Lundy, ‘Bergson’s Problematic Philosophy and the Pursuit of Metaphysical Precision’

9.15am-10.00am: Sean Bowden, ‘Jean Wahl and the Problem of the Concrete’

10.00am-10.45am: Felicity Joseph, ‘Beyond philosophical “problems”: Gabriel Marcel's problem/mystery distinction revisited’

10.45am-11.05am Coffee

11.05am-11.50am: Simon Duffy, ‘Lautman on problems as the conditions of the existence of solutions’

11.50am-12.35pm: Knox Peden, ‘Jean Cavaillès and the Problem of the Object’

12.35pm-1.25pm: Lunch

1.25pm-2.10pm: Alison Ross, ‘The errors of history: chance and reason in Bachelard and Foucault’

2.10pm-2.55pm: Mark Kelly, ‘Foucault and Althusser: The Problematic Missing Term’

2.55pm-3.15pm: Coffee

3.15pm-4.00pm: Matthew Sharpe, ‘Between History, Wittgenstein and Phenomenology: The Unique Philosophical Problematic of Pierre Hadot’

4.00pm-4.45pm: Jon Roffe, ‘Chronostructuralism in the Archeology of Knowledge and Difference and Repetition: some methodological notes on conceiving the reality of problems’

4.45pm-5.30pm: Colin Koopman, ‘Problematization in Foucault’s Genealogy & Deleuze’s Symptomatology: Or, How to Study Sexuality without Invoking Oppositions’