CFP: Villanova Graduate Conference "Psychoanalysis and Philosophy"

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Please forward the following information and call for papers to interested
graduate students:

8th Annual Villanova University Graduate Student Conference
"Philosophy and Psychoanalysis"
to be held at Villanova University, Philadelphia, PA
March 21-22, 2003
Keynote Speaker: Sara Beardsworth, University of Memphis

Sara Beardsworth is Assistant Professor in the Department of Philosophy at
the University of Memphis. Her research and teaching centers on
psychoanalysis, feminism, and Frankfurt School critical theory. Her book,
Kristeva: A Philosophy of Modernity, is forthcoming from Polity Press. It
examines how the problem of modern nihilism - broadly, the de-formation of
values, meaning and psychic space - informs Kristeva's choice of
psychoanalysis and art to structure her thought and her feminist writing.
Sara Beardsworth is continuing this line of research with an investigation
of the relationship between memory, the feminine, and authority.

Deadline for Submissions: January 31, 2003
For more information and details of the CFP, visit the website at
www.geocities.com/villanovapgsu <http://www.geocities.com/villanovapgsu>

Call for Papers:

We welcome submissions from current graduate students addressing the broad
relationship of philosophy and psychoanalysis, including: psychoanalytic
readings of traditional philosophers; philosophical responses to or
critiques of psychoanalysis; philosophical-psychoanalytic treatments of the
body, subjectivity, and sexuality, as well as topics of interest in film,
literature, politics, and the arts.

Submission guidelines:
Final reading time for all submissions should not exceed twenty minutes.
Submissions should include two copies of the paper in blind review format,
including a cover page with the author^Òs name, program, and contact
information.

Send submissions to:

Katie Grosh/Leigh Johnson
Graduate Student Conference Directors
Department of Philosophy
Villanova University
800 Lancaster Avenue
Villanova, PA 19085

All submissions must be postmarked by JANUARY 31, 2003.

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Conference 
"Philosophy and =
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to be held at Villanova University, Philadelphia, PA 
March 21-22, 2003 
Keynote Speaker: Sara Beardsworth, University of =
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Sara Beardsworth is Assistant Professor in the Department of =
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psychoanalysis,
feminism, and Frankfurt School critical theory. Her book, Kristeva: A Philosophy of =
Modernity, is
forthcoming from Polity Press. It examines how the problem of modern =
nihilism -
broadly, the de-formation of values, meaning and psychic space - informs
Kristeva's choice of psychoanalysis and art to structure her thought and =
her
feminist writing. Sara Beardsworth is continuing this line of research =
with an
investigation of the relationship between memory, the feminine, and =
authority.<o:p></o:p>

 
Deadline for Submissions: January 31, =
2003 
For more information and details of the CFP, visit the website at =
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current
graduate students addressing the broad relationship of philosophy and
psychoanalysis, including: psychoanalytic readings of traditional =
philosophers;
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philosophical-psychoanalytic treatments of the body, subjectivity, and
sexuality, as well as topics of interest in film, literature, politics, =
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Submissions should include two copies of the paper in blind =
review
format, including a cover page with the author’s name, program, =
and contact
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Katie Grosh/Leigh =
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Graduate Student Conference =
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Department of Philosophy =
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Villanova =
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800 Lancaster =
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Villanova, PA =
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All submissions =
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