Conferences

2nd Annual Pittsburgh Continental Philosophy Conference:

(un)commons: theory and public space

25-26 September 2015

Pittsburgh, PA

Plenary Addresses:
Dr. Fred Evans (Duquesne University)
Dr. Leswin Laubscher (Duquesne University)
The Partially Examined Life (http://www.partiallyexaminedlife.com/)

The Pittsburgh Continental Philosophy Network is pleased to announce the 2nd Annual Pittsburgh Continental Philosophy Conference, “(un)commons: theory and public space.” Devoted to a critical examination of the public sphere, the conference presents  papers and artworks that deal with philosophy, criticism, and analysis of public space, as well as those which deal with philosophy, criticism, and analysis in public space.Towards the end of interdisciplinary collaboration, this conference includes contributions from a range of disciplines including philosophy, psychology, aesthetics, sociology, and more.

CFP – (un)commons

Program – (un)commons

Conference Details – (un)commons

Sponsors:

Pittsburgh Continental Philosophy Network
Duquesne University McAnulty College of Liberal Arts
Duquesne University Philosophy Department
Duquesne University Psychology Department
Duquesne University Theology Department
Point Park’s Confluence Psychology Alliance
Simon Silverman Phenomenology Center

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The 1st Annual Pittsburgh Continental Philosophy Conference

Approaching the Liminal:

Pushing the Boundaries of Continental Philosophy

 September 26-27th, 2014
Duquesne University, Simon Silverman Center

Plenary Addresses:
Dr. Tom Sparrow (Slippery Rock University)
Dr. Erik Garrett (Duquesne University)
Dr. Claire Colebrook (Penn State)

Call For Papers – Approaching the Liminal

Approaching the Liminal – Full Program

Sponsors:

  • Pittsburgh Continental Philosophy Network
  • Simon Silverman Phenomenology Center
  • Point Park’s Confluence Psychology Alliance
  • Duquesne University’s McAnulty College of Liberal Arts
  • Duquesne’s Theology Department
  • Duquesne University Press

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3 Responses to “Conferences”

  1. bookofgrievances April 18, 2014 at 12:24 pm #

    what a great idea! –to organize the rabid and avid mindstorm of pittsburgh in a philosophical project! i look forward for the excuse to visit the dear home of my alma mater. i hope you can forgive me if i challenge your thinking of limit with a supplement.

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