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Conference: The Reevaluation of Subjectivity in Contemporary Continental Philosophy

9 February 2023 - 10 February 2023

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In collaboration with the Center for Contemporary European Philosophy, we invite interested parties to register for the conference ‘The Reevaluation of Subjectivity in Contemporary Continental Philosophy’ to take place February 9-10, 2023, at Radboud University. Dates and Location February 9-10, 2023 Huize Heyendael (Geert Grooteplein 9) Nijmegen, 6525 EZ Netherlands About the topic Near the end of the 1980s, Jean-Luc Nancy invited some of the leading French philosophers of his time to answer an intriguing question: Who Comes After the…
In collaboration with the Center for Contemporary European Philosophy, we invite interested parties to register for the conference ‘The Reevaluation of Subjectivity in Contemporary Continental Philosophy’ to take place February 9-10, 2023, at Radboud University.  Dates and Location February 9-10, 2023 Huize Heyendael (Geert Grooteplein 9) Nijmegen, 6525 EZ Netherlands About the topic Near the end of the 1980s, Jean-Luc Nancy invited some of the leading French philosophers of his time to answer an intriguing question: Who Comes After the Subject? His call sparked a great diversity of answers and problematizations of the question itself, which were collected in an influential edited volume. We feel that today, in our age of geopolitical, technological and ecological rupture, the time has come to take up Nancy’s question once again. Following Nancy’s example, the goal of this conference is to map a variety of present-day perspectives on the reevaluation of subjectivity in contemporary continental philosophy, by facilitating a two-day, in-person discussion of the interrelations between subjectivity and present-day topics including, but not limited to ecological crisis, nonhuman agency, intersectionality and political action. Speakers  [Thursday Keynote:] Marion Bernard (Ecole Normale Supérieure) Breaking Free from the Oppressive Subject: The Phenomenological Paradigm of the Living [Friday Keynote:] Peter Hallward (Kingston University) Enter the Actor Susanna Lindberg (Leiden University) Composition for Voices Annabelle Dufourcq (Radboud University) The Ecological Crisis and Imaginary Subjects in a Zoocentric Perspective Ruben Hordijk (Lingköping University) After the Subject, the Child? Nietzsche, Wynter, and the Haunting Legacies of the Colonial Figure of the Child Simon Gusman (Utrecht University)                                   The Magic of Subjectivity: A Sartrean Perspective on Disenchantment Eddo Evink (Open University)               Freedom, Finitude and Play: Subject and Subjectivation in an Asubjective Phenomenology  Anna Westin (St. Mary’s University)                       The Body’s Mystical Turn Marina Marren (United Arab Emirates University) Haunted by Nature: The Fractured Subject and the Premonitions of a Catastrophe Thomas Telios (Universität St. Gallen) The Subject as a Common: Intersectional Subjectivation and Collective Practices  Practicalities  The language of the conference is English. We aim for an in-person conference. The conference will be free for all participants. If you have any additional questions or need any further details, please email the organizers at the email address below. Registration  Deadline: February 1, 2023. If you wish to attend the conference, please notify us by sending an email to: SubjectivityConference2023@protonmail.com.

Venue

Huize Heyendael
Geert Grooteplein 9
Nijmegen, 6525 EZ Netherlands

In collaboration with the Center for Contemporary European Philosophy, we invite interested parties to register for the conference ‘The Reevaluation of Subjectivity in Contemporary Continental Philosophy’ to take place February 9-10, 2023, at Radboud University. 

Dates and Location
February 9-10, 2023
Huize Heyendael (Geert Grooteplein 9)
Nijmegen, 6525 EZ Netherlands

About the topic
Near the end of the 1980s, Jean-Luc Nancy invited some of the leading French philosophers of his time to answer an intriguing question: Who Comes After the Subject? His call sparked a great diversity of answers and problematizations of the question itself, which were collected in an influential edited volume. We feel that today, in our age of geopolitical, technological and ecological rupture, the time has come to take up Nancy’s question once again. Following Nancy’s example, the goal of this conference is to map a variety of present-day perspectives on the reevaluation of subjectivity in contemporary continental philosophy, by facilitating a two-day, in-person discussion of the interrelations between subjectivity and present-day topics including, but not limited to ecological crisis, nonhuman agency, intersectionality and political action.

Speakers 
[Thursday Keynote:] Marion Bernard (Ecole Normale Supérieure)
Breaking Free from the Oppressive Subject: The Phenomenological Paradigm of the Living

[Friday Keynote:] Peter Hallward (Kingston University)
Enter the Actor

Susanna Lindberg (Leiden University)
Composition for Voices

Annabelle Dufourcq (Radboud University)
The Ecological Crisis and Imaginary Subjects in a Zoocentric Perspective

Ruben Hordijk (Lingköping University)
After the Subject, the Child? Nietzsche, Wynter, and the Haunting Legacies of the Colonial Figure of the Child

Simon Gusman (Utrecht University)                                  
The Magic of Subjectivity: A Sartrean Perspective on Disenchantment

Eddo Evink (Open University)              
Freedom, Finitude and Play: Subject and Subjectivation in an Asubjective Phenomenology 

Anna Westin (St. Mary’s University)                      
The Body’s Mystical Turn

Marina Marren (United Arab Emirates University)
Haunted by Nature: The Fractured Subject and the Premonitions of a Catastrophe

Thomas Telios (Universität St. Gallen)
The Subject as a Common: Intersectional Subjectivation and Collective Practices 

Practicalities 
The language of the conference is English. We aim for an in-person conference. The conference will be free for all participants. If you have any additional questions or need any further details, please email the organizers at the email address below.

Registration 
Deadline: February 1, 2023. If you wish to attend the conference, please notify us by sending an email to: SubjectivityConference2023@protonmail.com.

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