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SUMMARY: Psychoanalysis\, Spiritual and Logical Dimensions
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LOCATION:626 West Pender Street \, Vancouver\, Canada
DESCRIPTION:<p>This workshop explores the intersections between psychoanalysis\, spirituality\, and logic\, with particular attention to how each domain articulates different forms of meaning\, truth\, and subjectivity.</p>\n<p>Psychoanalysis has long engaged with questions that exceed empirical description: desire\, unconscious structures\, symbolic formations\, and the limits of rational articulation. Spiritual traditions\, in turn\, often address experiences that resist formalization\, invoking transcendence\, faith\, and transformation. Logic\, by contrast\, has historically been associated with clarity\, structure\, and formal rigor.</p>\n<p>Rather than treating these domains as mutually exclusive\, this workshop invites contributions that examine their tensions\, overlaps\, and possible integrations. What forms of reasoning emerge when unconscious processes\, spiritual experience\, and logical structures intersect? Can logic account for the paradoxes found in psychoanalytic and spiritual discourse? Or do these domains reveal limits internal to logical systems themselves?</p>\n<p>We welcome papers that engage with\, but are not limited to\, the following themes:</p>\n\n<p>The logical structure of psychoanalytic concepts (e.g.\, desire\, lack\, repetition\, the unconscious)</p>\n<p>Paradox\, contradiction\, and negation in psychoanalysis and spirituality</p>\n<p>The role of language in shaping psychic and spiritual experience</p>\n<p>Psychoanalysis and religious experience: convergence or irreducibility</p>\n<p>Formal versus non-formal reasoning in therapeutic and spiritual practices</p>\n<p>The limits of rationality in relation to faith\, belief\, and subjectivity</p>\n<p>Logic and the symbolic: from classical systems to alternative logics</p>\n<p>Embodiment\, affect\, and their resistance to formalization</p>\n<p>We particularly encourage interdisciplinary approaches that bring together philosophy\, psychoanalysis\, religious studies\, cognitive science\, and related fields.</p>\n<p>Submission Guidelines</p>\n<p>Please submit an abstract of 300&ndash\;500 words via the conference website:</p>\n<p>https://5wocolor.com/</p>\n\n<p>When submitting\, please indicate that your paper is intended for the workshop &ldquo\;Psychoanalysis\, Spiritual and Logical Dimensions.&rdquo\;</p>\n
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DTSTAMP:20260611T130207Z
DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260923T090000
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SUMMARY:The Logic of Profit and Faith
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LOCATION:626 West Pender Street \, Vancouver\, Canada
DESCRIPTION:<p>The workshop The Logic of Profit and Faith invites submissions that explore the relationship between economic reasoning and forms of life grounded in faith\, ethics\, and social practice.</p>\n<p>Keynote speakers: David Silver and Samir Gandesha.</p>\n<p>This workshop aims to bring together scholars across philosophy\, critical theory\, religion\, and economics to examine the limits of calculative rationality\, the nature of value\, and the tensions between institutional logics and lived moral experience.</p>\n<p>Topics of interest include\, but are not limited to:</p>\n<ul>\n<li>What distinguishes calculative reasoning from forms of reasoning grounded in faith\, trust\, or commitment?</li>\n<li>Can economic rationality account for values such as mercy\, dignity\, or sacrifice?</li>\n<li>Is there a limit to what can be measured\, priced\, or optimized?</li>\n<li>How do language\, power\, and social practices shape what counts as &ldquo\;value&rdquo\;?</li>\n<li>What role does uncertainty\, chance\, or contingency play in economic and ethical life?</li>\n<li>How do religious traditions challenge or reinforce contemporary economic systems?</li>\n<li>Can business ethics accommodate demands that exceed profit-oriented frameworks?</li>\n<li>What are the ethical implications of treating human life\, labor\, or relationships as economic variables?</li>\n<li>How do different cultural or religious traditions conceptualize wealth\, obligation\, and responsibility?</li>\n<li>What tensions arise between institutional logics (corporations\, markets) and lived moral experience?</li>\n</ul>\n<p>Contributions engaging Marxist perspectives on value\, labor\, commodification\, and ideology are especially encouraged.</p>\n<p>Papers addressing these questions in light of recent conflicts in the Middle East are also welcome\, particularly in relation to economic interests\, narratives of value\, moral justification\, and the role of religion in shaping political and ethical responses.</p>\n<p>Submission Guidelines:</p>\n<ul>\n<li>Papers must be submitted in English</li>\n<li>Submissions should be suitable for a 20&ndash\;30 minute presentation</li>\n<li>Please follow the general submission process of WoCoLoR</li>\n</ul>\n<p>This workshop seeks to foster a rigorous and interdisciplinary dialogue on the limits and possibilities of contemporary value systems.</p>\n<p>Organizer:<br> Dr. Maira de Cinque<br> Assistant Professor\, University Canada West<br> Co-chair\, 5th World Congress on Logic and Religion (WoCoLoR)</p>
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