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This conference is made possible by a grant from the Ray Smith Symposium and by the generous support of George M. Langford, Dean of The College of Arts and Sciences.

Click Here for a complete program in .pdf (printable) format.

All sessions will be held in the Syracuse University Sheraton Conference Center, Regency Ballroom

Book Exhibit: Harrison Room

THURSDAY, APRIL 16
6:00 pm Registration Opens
7:30 pm Welcome and Opening Remarks
Dr. George M. Langford Dean,
The College of Arts and Sciences, Syracuse University
  Chairs: John D. Caputo and Linda Martín Alcoff, Syracuse University
  Speaker: Slavoj Žižek, Birkbeck College, University of London
  “Terror As a Category of Love”
9:15 RECEPTION
  Sheraton Conference Center, Upper Lobby

FRIDAY, APRIL 17

9:00 am Chair: Linda Martín Alcoff, Syracuse University
  Speaker: Jessica Benjamin, New York University
  “The Politics of Recognition: What's Love (and Hate)
Got to Do with It? ”
10:30 COFFEE
10:45 Chair: Gail Hamner, Syracuse University
  Speaker: Michael Hardt, Duke University
  “Love As a Political Concept ”
12:15 pm LUNCH
2:00 Chair: Amy Aisen Elouafi, Syracuse University
  Speaker: Ebrahim Moosa, Duke University
  “Decolonizing the Empire of Love ”
3:30 COFFEE
4:00 Chair: Bruce Benson, Wheaton College
  Speaker: Jean-Luc Marion, University of Paris-Sorbonne & University of Chicago
  “The Injustice of Love: Sketch for a Phenomenological Concept of Forgiveness”

SATURDAY, APRIL 18

9:00 am Chair: B. Keith Putt, Samford University
  Speaker: Merold Westphal, Fordham University
  “The Politics of Love and Its Metaphysics ”
10:30 COFFEE
10:45 Chair: Jeffrey Robbins, Lebanon Valley College
  Speaker: Hent de Vries, Johns Hopkins University
  “The Miracle of Love ”
12:15 pm LUNCH
2:00 Chair: Mary-Jane Rubenstein, Wesleyan University
  Speaker: Amy Hollywood, Harvard University
  “Love and the Heretic”
3:30 COFFEE
3:45-5:30 Chairs: John D. Caputo and Linda Martín Alcoff, Syracuse University
  Concluding Roundtable with Participants

 

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