General Information
1999-2000 Speaker Series
Wednesday, 22 September
David Clark (McMaster University, English)
"Kant's Aliens: The Anthropology and Its Others"
Monday, 27 September
Paul Patton (University of Sydney, Philosophy)
"Nietzsche and the Problem of the Actor"
Tuesday, 19 October
Christopher Norris (University of Wales, Philosophy)
"Interdisciplinarity: For and Against"
Wednesday, 20 October, 4:00 p.m. Con Hall, U.C.
Christopher Norris
"Some Versions of Anti-realism: On the Very Idea of ?Postmodern' Science"
Thursday, October 21
Dorothea Olkowski (University of Colorado, Philosophy)
"Writers Are Dogs: Artaud-Deleuze and the Limits of Perception for Thought"
Friday, October 29
Theo Geraets (University of Ottawa, Philosophy)
"Ready Hegel After Gadamer"
Friday, November 5
Winfried Menninghaus (Freie Universit?Berlin)
"Hummingbirds, Shells, Picture Frames: Kant's ?Free Beauties' and the Romantic Arabesque"
Monday, February 7
Cathy Caruth (Emory University, English)
Friday, February 11
Susan Shell (Boston College, Political Science)
"Kant as Spectator: Notes on Observations on the Feeling of the Beautiful and the Sublime"
Friday, March 10
Jochen Schulte-Sasse (University of Minnesota, Comparative Literature)
"Which Cultural Studies"
