Conference: A Conference in Celebration of The International Journal of Feminist Approaches to Bioethics

The conference will take place on November 14, 2008 from 9:00am to 6:00pm at Stony Brook Manhattan, 401 Park Avenue South (between 27th and 28th Street) New York, New York 10016. For more information contact IJFAB at email: IJFAB@stonybrook.edu, visit the IJFAB website at http://www.ijfab.org/IJFAB_conference.html or view the conference program.

Mini-Conference: Psychoanalysis and Philosophy

Psychoanalysis and Philosophy: Confluences and Divergences

Friday, November 14, 4-8:30, Stony Brook Manhattan (387 Park Ave. South)

A Colloquium with William J. Richardson and Alan Bass, with Round Table
Discussion Moderated by Ed Casey

The relationship between philosophy and psychoanalysis has an intense history of mutual influence as well as mutual misunderstanding. Where does this relationship stand today? And how might we rethink it at this moment in thought? In this signal and timely event, two practicing psychoanalysts with major commitments to philosophical thinking will address certain philosophical aspects of psychoanalysis, drawing especially on the work of Heidegger, Lacan, and Derrida.

4-5:30 PM: Alan Bass (New School), "Play's the Thing"

5:30-7 PM: William Richardson (Boston College), "Truth In Psychoanalysis? Telling It the Way It Is"

7-7:45 PM: "Psychoanalysis and Philosophy," Round Table Discussion
Moderated by Ed Casey (Stony Brook)

7:45-8:30 PM: Wine and Cheese Reception

Conference: Philosophy and Art Conference at Stony Brook Manhattan

The conference will take place March 27-28th, 2009 at Stony Brook Manhattan. Please see http://www.philosophyartconference.org/ for details.

Recorded Colloquia (LINK)

TRANSATLANTIC COLLEGIUM LECTURE SERIES 2007
Prof. Manfred Baum (Bergische Universität Wuppertal)
"KARL MARX AS MORAL PHILOSOPHER"

MARX AN IMMORALIST? 3/8/07
ALIENATION OR EMANCIPATION 3/15/07
MARX AND JUSTICE 3/22/07
THE LATER MARX AND HUMANISM 3/29/07

Graduate Student Colloquium

Talks take place in Harriman 214. Coffee, tea, and snacks.

Past talks this semester:

Friday, October 24
2:30 - 4:00pm
Harriman 214		 Helena Dahlberg
"On Movement and Life"
Department for History of Ideas and Theory of Science, Gothenburg University (Sweden)

Templeton Colloquia


Please visit the homepage of the Trust Institute for more information about the Templeton Seminar and Lecture Series.

New York Philosophy Consortium Events

The Philosophy Department at Stony Brook participates in the New York Philosophy Consortium. Graduate students and professors from any of the listed schools are invited to attend public events and to participate in courses (with permission from the professor).