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Program - Day 3

 

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Friday 6 October, 2006
8:30-3:00 Registration and information Location: 111 St. John's College (Quiet Room)
9:00-10:45 Concurrent sessions B18 – B20
B18: Life/Repetition Location: 108 St. John's College (Cross Common Room)
Session Chair: John Lent Department of English, Okanagan College
Leonard Lawlor Department of Philosophy, University of Memphis The Animal and Rogues: Concerning the Concept of Life in Derrida
Michael O’Driscoll Department of English, University of Alberta “The great scene of the legacy”: Derrida, Freud, and the Future of Repetition
Claire Potter Doctoral de Recherches en Psychanalytique, Université de Paris VII ~ And every fair from fair some-time declines: Line 7, Sonnet 18 under the shadow of a Derridean umbrella, or spectres of Shakespeare revisited
B19: The University Location: 107 Drake Centre
Session Chair: Denise Egea-Kuehne Department of Curriculum and Instruction, Louisiana State University
Simon Morgan Wortham School of Social, Historical, and Literary Studies, University of Portsmouth Counter-Institutions and the “Double Keeping” of Jacques Derrida
Rebecca Gagan PhD candidate, Department of English, University of Western Ontario On Being True to Your School: The University After Derrida
Gray Kochhar-Lindgren Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences, University of Washington-Bothell Following Derrida’s Teaching: Transformative Hauntology and the 21st Century University
B20: Panel: La puissance et la vitesse Location: 105 Drake Centre
Session Chair: Sarah Rocheville Department of French, Spanish and Italian, University of Manitoba
Laurent Milesi Centre for Critical and Cultural Theory, Cardiff University La puissance et la vitesse: Reading H.C. pour la vie, c'est à dire...
Ginette Michaud Département d’études françaises, Université de Montréal H.C. pour la vie, c'est à dire …, ou le « vivier du vivement » pris à la lettre
Mahité Breton PhD candidate, Littérature Comparée, Université de Montréal Rêve qui peut : la pensée du rêve dans Fichus
Marie-Joëlle St-Louis Savoie PhD candidate, Département d’études françaises, Université de Montréal Poétique testamentaire de l’hommage: l’usage de la citation selon Jacques Derrida
10:45-11:15 Coffee Two Locations: 111 St. John's College and 105 Drake Centre
11:30-1:00 Concurrent sessions B21 – B23
B21: Seeing/ Work(s) of Art Location: 108 St. John's College (Cross Common Room)
Session Chair: Sharon Alward School of Art, University of Manitoba
Andrew Benjamin Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building, University of Technology, Sydney Drawing/Painting: Derrida and Art Work
Stephen Barker School of the Arts, University of California at Irvine Derrida’s Subjectile Vision: Drawing On/In Artaud and Nietzsche
Joseph Cohen Directeur de Programme, Collège International de Philosophie – Paris Wording Impossible Words: On Specters and Sacrifice in Derrida
B22: Legacies for Literature Location: 105 Drake Centre
Session Chair: Diana Brydon Department of English, University of Manitoba
Adam Kelly PhD candidate, Modern English and American Literature, University College, Dublin Derridean Decision and the Singularity of Literature
Michael Thomas Department of English, Nagoya University of Commerce and Business Being Hospitable to Derrida: Intolerance and the Literary Reception of Deconstruction
Jonathan Singer School of English and Liberal Studies, Seneca College A Post Script: Derrida's Post Card and the Crisis of Divisibility in the Epistolary Novel
Alan Roughley Department of Arts and Humanities, Liverpool Hope University The “Literary” Jacques Derrida and Deconstructive Anthony Burgess: From “Punctual Positions” to “Grouped Textual Fields”
B23: Panel: New Approaches to Jacques Derrida’s Early Writing Location: 307 Tier Building
Session Chair: Kenneth MacKendrick Department of Religion, University of Manitoba
Joshua Kates Department of English, Indiana University Response and Responsibility: The Legacy of Derrida’s Early Writings
Jay Lampert Department of Philosophy, University of Guelph What Is An Early Work?
Andrew Payne Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design, University of Toronto Derrida Today: Thinking between Language and Life
Richard Wellen Division of Social Science, York University Politics and the Limits of Philosophy: Kates on Rorty on Derrida
1:00-3:00 Lunch (on your own)
3:00 Keynote Address: Michael Naas
Department of Philosophy, DePaul University Come si, comme ça: Fictions of Self, State, and a Sovereign God
Location: 210 University Centre, Killarney Room
Introduction: Dawne McCance Editor, Mosaic; Department of Religion, University of Manitoba
Thanks: Rob Zacharias PhD candidate, Joint PhD in Literary Studies/Theatre Studies in English, Guelph University; Student Intern, Mosaic 2005-06
Reception Location: 210 University Centre, Killarney Room
6:30 Film: Derrida a documentary film by Kirby Dick and Amy Ziering Kofman (Zeitgeist Films, 2004) Location: 210 University Centre, Killarney Room
Introduction: Stephen Barker School of Arts, University of California at Irvine
7:30 Session B24
B24: Panel: Five Faces of Derrida Location: 210 University Centre, Killarney Room
Session Chair: Stephen Barker School of Arts, University of California at Irvine
Bent Sørensen Department of Languages, Culture and Aesthetics, Aalborg University A Dialogue on Derrida/Derrida
Søren H. Balle MA candidate, Department of Languages, Culture and Aesthetics, Aalborg University On Derrida’s Difficulty, or How to Appreciate Derrida as a Late Romantic
Steen L. Christiansen PhD candidate, Department of Languages, Culture and Aesthetics, Aalborg University Why I Have Never Seen Derrida
Camelia Elias Department of Languages, Culture and Aesthetics, Aalborg University Transmitting (to) Derrida