-Saturday October 14th-
Online Parallel Sessions and Meetings
*All times in the schedule are Eastern Daylight Time (PDT)
UTC Offset: UTC -4
8.30 - 10.00 - Parallel Sessions C
French language session 1 (hybrid)
Classroom B
Moderator: Cyndie Sautereau (Cégep Limoilou à Québec)
Expliquer l’inimaginable à partir de la pensée de Paul Ricœur
Azadeh Thiriez-Arjangi (Fonds Ricœur) [in person]
L’attestation comme fidélité créatrice chez Ricœur
Marjolaine Deschênes (Collège Montmorency, Laval, Quebec) [in person]
Note: a second hybrid, French language session will follow in the same room and with the same Zoom meeting ID at the 10:15-11:45 timeslot.
(hybrid)
Classroom A
Moderator: Cristal Huang (Soochow University, Taipei, Taiwan)
Debates between Ricœur and Levinas on Ethical Subjectivity
Andrew Hung (The Hong Kong Polytechnic University) [online]
Rethinking Personal Identity: The Challenge of Neuroenhancement & Paul Ricœur’s Contribution
Sara Fernandes (Universidade Católica Portuguesa) [online]
Exploring the Otherness of Oneself between Narrative Identity, Cultural Memory and Interculturality – A Theoretical Polylogue among Paul Ricœur, Jan Assmann and Franz Martin Wimmer
Hsueh-i Chen (National Taiwan Normal University) [in person]
Cyberspace and the Hermeneutics of Utopia: Narrative Practices between the Myth of Science and Science Fiction
Kevin Chaves (Santa Clara University, CA) [in person]
Session C.3 (In-Person)
Graduate/New Scholars Session 3 (in person)
Classroom C
Moderator: Charles Sharp (California State University, Fullerton)
“Our-self as Another?” Understanding the Development of Narrative Identity in Ecclesial Base Communities through the Lens of Paul Ricœur
Héctor Acero Ferrer (Institute for Christian Studies) [in person]
A Ricœurian Reading of Manfredo Tafuri’s Architectural Theory: From Critique of Ideology to Hermeneutics of History
Vincent Yuxin Qiu (Clemson University School of Architecture) [in person]
Filmic Experience and the Non-Autonomy of Film Worlds through Ricœur’s Hermeneutics
Jeronimo Ayesta (Boston College) [in person]
10.15 - 11.45 - Parallel Sessions D
Session D.1 (In-Person)
Classroom C
Moderator: Michael Deckard (Lenoir-Rhyne University)
The Depth Dimension of Ricœur's Philosophy of Imagination
George Taylor (University of Pittsburgh) [in person]
Ricœur, Jaeggi, and the Critique of Forms of Life
Robert Piercey (Campion College at the University of Regina, Saskatchewan) [in person]
The Gift of Power
Roger W. H. Savage (University of California, Los Angeles) [in person]
Teaching Under the Rule of Metaphor
Ilya Zrudlo (Queen’s University in Kingston) [in person]
(hybrid)
Classroom A
Moderator: Fernando Nascimento (Bowdoin College)
Social Stupidity and Its Hermeneutical Antidote
Dan Stiver (Logsdon School of Theology, Hardin-Simmons University) [online]
Techne as Phronesis: Ricœur, Crafting Practices, and Phronetic Training
Anna Mudde (Campion College at the University of Regina, Saskatchewan) [in person]
Being Digital Citizens in a Datafied Society: Rights, Responsibilities and Recognition
Guido Gorgoni (University of Padua, Italy) [online]
Who is the Subject of Recognition? Ricœur’s Institutional Hermeneutics
Andrew Tebbutt (Trinity Christian College) [in person]
French language Session 2 - (hybrid)
Classroom B
Moderator: Azadeh Thiriez-Arjangi (Fonds Ricœur)
L'herméneutique de Ricœur appliquée à la Géographie humaine : paysage et interprétation
Martinho Soares (Centre d'Études Classiques et Humanistiques, Université de Coimbra) [online]
Une nouvelle solution du moment critique de l'herméneutique de Ricœur : l'imagination dans la dialectique d'idéologie et d'utopie
Grażyna Lubowicka (Universite de Wrocław, Poland) [online]
Autrement que savoir. Raison pratique et pratique de la raison dans la philosophie Ricœurienne de l’action
Samuel Lelièvre (EHESS/Centre d'étude des mouvements sociaux) [online]
13.45 - 15.15 - Parallel Panels 3
(hybrid)
Classroom A
Moderator: Ronald Kuipers (President, Institute for Christian Studies)
Panel Title: Re-Reading Martin Buber’s “I and Thou” with Paul Ricœur—
100 Years Later!
James Moore (Valparaiso University) [online]
Joseph Edelheit (St. Cloud State University) [in person]
(hybrid)
Classroom C
Moderator: David Utsler (North Central Texas College)
Panel Title: Paul Ricœur and Reflexive Philosophy
What is Reflexive Philosophy?
David Pellauer (DePaul University) [in person]
Paul Ricœur and the Genealogy of French Reflexive Philosophy
Michael Johnson (Concordia College (Moorhead, MN)) [in person]
Respondent: Scott Davidson (West Virginia University) [in person]
15:45–16.45
Business Meeting (Classroom C)
17.00 - 18.30 - Parallel Sessions E
(hybrid)
Classroom C
Moderator: Samuel Underwood (Memorial University of Newfoundland)
Life after (Narrative) Identity: Violence, Reconciliation and Auto-affectivity
James L. Taylor (European Center for the Study of War and Peace)
[in person]
Toward an Ontology of Peace: Reading Ricœur with Augustine
Brian Gregor (Philosophy Department, California State University, Dominguez Hills) [in person]
Should We Forgive and Forget? The Philippine Martial Law Trauma and the Demands of Memorial Recognitions
Adrian V. Remodo (Ateneo de Naga University, Philippines) [online]
Forgiveness and Reconciliation: Reflections on Bento Rodrigues based on Paul Ricoeur
René Dentz (Université Catholique Pontificale de Minas Gerais, Brazil) [online]
Graduate/New Scholars Session 4 (hybrid)
Classroom A
Moderator: Kevin Chaves (Santa Clara University, CA)
The practical dimension of forgiveness as a peaceful mode of recognition
Michal Kumorek (Pontifical University of Krakow) [in person]
Who is the Subject of Freedom?
Onur Kokerer (Duquesne University) [in person]
Responsibility and the Summons of Others
Renxiang Liu (Tsinghua University, Beijing) [in person]