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9.30am on Monday 8th July 6.00pm on Tuesday 9th July
Keynote Addresses
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Souleymane Bachir Diagne (Columbia)
The Truth of Seeing the Other
Joseph Schear (Oxford)
Book Symposium
Mary Edwards, Sartre's Existential Psychoanalysis
Selected Papers
Freedom and Imagination
Orhan Aslan (Middle East Technical)
The (Im)possibility of Authentic Subjectivity
Katharina Balk (Ruhr Bochum)
Beauvoir and Sartre on Old Age
Kiki Berk (Southern New Hampshire)
Sartre's Reading in his Formative Years 1922 to 1929
Alfred Betschart (independent)
The Textual Play of Freedom: Derrida and Sartre
Samuel Buchoul (Cambridge)
Independence Begins in the Purse:
The Primacy of Economics in Beauvoirs Concept of Situation
Thomas Chesworth (Birmingham)
Representative Matters. A Critique of Sartres Phenomenology of Physical Images
Federico Fantelli (Fribourg)
Marxism and Nationalism in Sartre: The Case of Anti-colonialism
Zoe Grange-Marczak (École Normale Supérieure)
Sartre on Being with Others: Language as Boundary and Opportunity
Svantje Guinebert (Leipzig)
The Style of Seriality: Social Kinds in Beauvoir and Sartre
Tris Hedges (Copenhagen)
Simone de Beauvoir and Finitude in Un Mort très douce and Mia Hansen-Løve's
Un Beau Matin.
Marguerite La Caze (Queensland)
A Sartrean Conception of a Healthy Body:
Either a Transparent Consciousness or an Opaque Thing?
Nga Chun, Josh Law (Bristol)
Liberalisation Is Not Democratisation: Sartre, The Democrat.
Alinafe Luka (Sussex)
Sartre's Break with Heidegger in L'Être et le néant
Elad Magomedov (KU Leuven)
Feminist Pessimism Throughout the Years:
The Influence of Simone de Beauvoir's Philosophy and Late Style on Annie Ernaux
Sophia Millman (Princeton)
Sartre on Perception and Imagination as Radically Distinct Consciousnesses
Jonathan Mitchell (Cardiff)
An Existentialist or Marxist Ethics?
Beauvoir's Historical Materialist Critique of Consequentialism
Donovan Miyasaki (Wright State)
When Love Goes Wrong: Beauvoir on Love, Authenticity, and the Break-up
Colette Olive (Cambridge)
The Existentialist Scène de Ménage: Sartre and Beauvoir on Free Couple
Thomas Payre (Cardiff, Cergy-Paris)
Reflections on the European Question
Elisa Reato (Paris Nanterre)
Practice and Submission:
Sartre's Conception of the Subject after the Humanism Dispute with Foucault
Mathias Richter (independent)
From Idiot to Genius:
Sartres Progressive-Regressive Method Applied to Gustave Flaubert
Thaís de Sá Oliveira (Beira Interior, Nucafe) and Alexandre Trzan-Ávila (Évora, Nucafe)
Praxis as Transnaturalisation: Sartre and Echeverría in dialogue
Andrés Saenz de Sicilia (Northeastern University London)
Sartre's Ego as Dramaturgical Practical Identity
Asia Sakchatchawan (Oxford)
Understanding Societal Transformation Through the Dialectic of Need and Desire
Marcel Siegler (independent)
Blonde Precedes Blonde: An Existentialist Phenomenology of Cinematic Imagination
David Sorfa (Edinburgh)
Sartre and Cultural Restitution: From History's Objects to Subjects of Their Own History
Lauren Stephens (Liverpool)
Sartre on the Inexplicability of Beings
Joshua Tepley (St Anselm)
Sartre and Bourdieu through Flaubert
Tommaso Testolin (Padova)
Unveiling Mystifications: Simone de Beauvoir's Philosophy in America Day by Day
Julien Tribotté (Johns Hopkins)
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All registrations include lunches and refreshments on both days. Full registrations include conference dinner on the Monday evening. Full registrations close on 20th June. Other registrations close on 5th July. Please give dietary preferences when registering.
You can become a member of the UK Sartre Society either by subscribing to our journal Sartre Studies International or by setting up a £10 standing order for 1st August. Either way, please email uksartresociety@gmail.com to tell us you've done it!
Membership entitles you to the members' discount and adds you to our mailing list.
Conference registration does not include accommodation. We recommend booking via http://www.universityrooms.com
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LocationMaison française d'Oxford (View)
2-10 Norham Rd
Oxford OX2 6SE
United Kingdom
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| Kid Friendly: Yes! |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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Contact
Accessibility
The event is fully accessible. For any queries, please email: secretary@mfo.ac.uk
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