IAPL 2002 Call for Papers Details

SP-01 Liminal Spaces
Organizer: Stephen Barker (Directeur, Université de Californie à Lyon/Grenoble, Lyon, FRANCE)
sbarker@univ-lyon2.fr

SP-02 Inter-Medeas: Thinking the Between in Greek Literature
Drew Hyland (Philosophy, Trinity College, Hartford, CT).
Drew.Hyland@trincoll.edu

SP-03 Kierkegaardian Mediations
Roy Martinez (Philosophy and Religion, Spelman College, Atlanta, GA).
rmartine@spelman.edu

SP-04 History, Negativity, Mediation: Rethinking Aesthetics in Modernity
Ewa Plonowska Ziarek (English, University of Notre Dame, South Bend, IN).
Ewa.Ziarek.1@nd.edu

Between Inscriptions and Textualities ---
Hugh J. Silverman Theorizing the Postmodern
Organized by Christina Howells (Wadham College, Oxford University, UK)
Speakers include: Thomas R. Flynn (Emory, Atlanta, USA), Tony O’Connor (Cork, IRELAND), Mario Perniola (Rome, ITALY), Serge Trottein (Paris, FRANCE), Erik Vogt (Vienna, AUSTRIA)
with responses by Hugh J. Silverman (Stony Brook, USA).

Inter-Esse: Beyond Borderlines
Organized by Henk Oosterling (Philosophy, Erasmus
University, Rotterdam, THE NETHERLANDS)
hafo@xs4all.nl

MEMORIAL SESSION

Remembering Mary Lydon
Contact Rebecca Saunders and Wayne J. Froman with offers to participate.
rasaund@ilstu.edu
wfroman@gmu.edu

GENERAL SUBMISSION SESSIONS

on the theme:

INTERMEDIALITIES

Articulated in the interdisciplinary context of literature, visual arts,
theater and film, intermedialities are also linked to debates around media
literacy, multimedia, and interactivity in new media technologies.
Philosophically, the ‘inter’ is concerned not only with interdisciplinary
approaches in the arts and visual cultures, but also with multicultural
commitments in politics and ethics.

Submissions to:

IAPL 2002 General Sessions
International Association for Philosophy and Literature
SUNY/ Stony Brook, Stony Brook, NY 11794-3750 USA

Attach "IAPL 2002 Submission Form" and send 7 copies (by mail only).
Submit 2-3 page abstracts for max. 20 minute papers no later than Oct 1 st ,
2001. Approximately twenty General Sessions will be created from
IAPL Executive Committee selected abstracts.

Proposed sessions of 3-5 papers, which must include abstracts of each paper
plus a session chair, will also be considered.

Each abstract will be considered separately.

Persons interested in serving as chair for a general session, please send
an e-mail to hsilverman@ms.cc.sunysb.edu.

Note: participants may be on the IAPL 2002 program only once.
Only one submission please.

Submissions directly to Organizers (copy to IAPL)
Submit 2-3 page abstract to organizer for max 20 minute papers, only one conference submission - abstracts not selected for an organized session will be considered for general session slots. [See "Submission Information" section for further important details.]

OS-01 The Third
Organizers: Silvia Benso (Philosophy, Siena College, Loudonville, NY)

OS-02 Hermes - The Intermediary
Organizer: Artur Boelderl (Philosophy, Catholic University, Linz, AUSTRIA).

OS-03 Magic Media: Digitality and the Unconscious
(Freud, Lacan, Deleuze)
Organizer: Christian Doude van Troostwijk (Philosophy, University of Amsterdam,
THE NETHERLANDS).
CHDoudevanTroostwijk@compuserve.com

OS-04 Intersubjectivity from Husserl to Irigaray
Organizer: Morny Joy (Religious Studies, University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada).
mjoy@ucalgary.ca

OS-05 The Essay as Textual Intermediality
Organizer: Kuisma Korhonen (Finnish Graduate School for Literary Studies,
University of Turku; Kuikkarinne 7 B 30, 00200 Helsinki, FINLAND).
kuisma.korhonen@helsinki.fi

OS-06 Jean-Luc Nancy: Sharing Philosophical Voices
Organizer: Anne O’Byrne (Philosophy, Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY)
Anne.O’Byrne@Hofstra.edu

OS-07 Between the Literal and the Figurative
Organizer: Tony O’Connor (Philosophy, University College, Cork, IRELAND)
t.oconnor@ucc.ie

OS-08 Language, Communication and Politics between Eastern
and Western Thought
Organizer: Jin Y. Park (Philosophy and Religion, American University, Washington DC)
jypark@prodigy.net

OS-09 The In-Between in the Political Philosophy of Hannah Arendt
Organizer: Ina Paul-Horn (Institute for Interdisciplinary Research and
Continuing Education [IFF], University of Klagenfurt, AUSTRIA)

OS-10 Visualization
Organizers: Wolfgang Pircher (Philosophy, University of Vienna, Vienna AUSTRIA) and
Marianne Kubaczek (Music University, Vienna, AUSTRIA).

OS-11 The (Im)mediacy of the Foreign
Organizer: Rebecca Saunders (English Dept, Illinois State University, Normal, IL)

OS-12 Ethics and Aesthetics of Il/legal Practices
Organizer: Gijs van Oenen (Philosophy, Erasmus University Rotterdam, The NETHERLANDS)

OS-13 Lacoue-Labarthe on the Borders between Philosophy, Art and Politics
Organizer: Frans van Peperstraten (Philosophy, Catholic University Brabant, THE NETHERLANDS).

OS-14 Bizarre Partners: Lyotard and Derrida
Organizer: Apostolos Vasilakis (Comparative Literature, Emory University, Atlanta, GA).

OS-15 Inter-Writing/Imaging
Organizer: James R. Watson (Philosophy, Loyola University, New Orleans, LA).

OS-16 Lived Bodies and Their Alterities
Organizer: Gail Weiss (Philosophy, George Washington University, Washington DC).

OS-17 Between the Cultures of Multiculturalism
Organizer: Cindy Willett (Philosophy, Emory University, Atlanta, GA).

OS-18 In-Between Jacques Derrida
Organizer: Peter Zeillinger (Fundamental Theology, Catholic Faculty, University of Vienna,
AUSTRIA) and Stefan Seeger (Philosophy, University of Freiburg, GERMANY).

OS-19 The Ethics of Globalization and Media gone on Holiday in the Third World
Organizer: Purushottama Bilimoria (Philosophy, Deakin University, Melbourne, AUSTRALIA)

OS-20 The Digital Everyday: Self and Subjectivity in the Age of New Media
Organizer: Michael Sanders (Philosophy, Rollins College, Orlando, FL)